a5c7b9f00b Blade forms an uneasy alliance with the vampire council in order to combat the Reapers, who are feeding on vampires.
A rare mutation has occurred within the vampire community. The Reaper. A vampire so consumed with an insatiable bloodlust that they prey on vampireswellhumans, transforming victims who are unlucky enough to survive into Reapers themselves. Now their quickly expanding population threatens the existence of vampires, and soon there won't be enough humans in the world to satisfy their bloodlust. Blade, Whistler (Yes, he's back) and an armory expert named Scud are curiously summoned by the Shadow Council. The council reluctantly admits that they are in a dire situation and they require Blade's assistance. Blade then tenuously enters into an alliance with The Bloodpack, an elite team of vampires trained in all modes of combat to defeat the Reaper threat. Blade's team and the Bloodpack are the only line of defense which can prevent the Reaper population from wiping out the vampire and human populations.
Blade II is a difficult film to rate. Firstly it comes closer to capturing the look and feel of a comic book than the original, which is a good start. A familiarity with the characters is also helpful.<br/><br/>There are more than a few issues with the plot. Whistler is bought back, his death rather unconvincingly retconned and the stakes are upped to try and make everything super dooper Bladey, and there seems to be something missing.<br/><br/>Blade gets some Vampire slaying groupies, the bad guys are super scary looking with multiple jaws and the stakes are ludicrously high. I'm being deliberately vague here because a lot of the plot and contrivances are things will either work for you or they won't and you really have to see the film to know which camp you fall in.<br/><br/>Snipes and Kristofferson are on top form reprising their roles, but neither major villain in this one stacks up to Dorff in the original. While Blade II certainly isn't a bad film, and has its share of admirers, (for the atmosphere and feel mainly, but many liked the plot, which expands the Blade universe and the vampire mythos) it left many viewers feeling like a lot of elements could have been done better. Specifically the antagonists really could have been built up more and the script could have flowed better.<br/><br/>I don't know of anyone who hated this, and a hell of a lot of people went to see it, and quite a few loved it. Average film. Worksa companion piece to the original, but something of a missed opportunity, it left me with the idea that there was a better film waiting to get out.
I just finally saw it today and, it was action-packed from beginning to end. The plot was easy enough to understand but some of the action sequences seemed a little more hectic than necessary. What I mean is that you couldn't always tell what was happening in those fight scenes. I definitely give this movie a thumbs-upWesley Snipes gave a very good performancehe usually does. It wasn't without its plot twists and there were a few unexpected surprises along the way. The gore was a little graphic for my tastes but wasn't so bad that it detracted from my enjoyment of the movie. My best suggestion to someone going to see this movie is to sit at least half-way back in the theater so that you can take in the action scenes properly. I sat up closer and, like I said, I couldn't tell everything that was happening due to the speed of the scenes.
It was possible to hope that Blade II would turn out to be good. Well, forget it.
Blade IIis based on a vampire hunter featured in Marvel Comics. He was created by Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan. Blade's first appearance was in The Tomb of Dracula #10 (July 1973)a supporting character. The comic book Blade was adapted for the movie by American screenwriter David Goyer. The first Blade movie, <a href="/title/tt0120611/">Blade (1998)</a>, was released in 1998, followed by Blade II. A third sequel, <a href="/title/tt0359013/">Blade: Trinity (2004)</a> followed in 2004. While it's never explicitly stated, Blade is seen with a large supply of Serum, in much smaller bottles from the first film. The amount of these he has suggests he does not need to increase his dose - Chances are, once she developed this, Karen left - either to return to a normal life or to join another group. There are a number of theories: (1) A line of dialogue from the film explains, "He shot himself and then he turned",says Rush, the vampire Blade allows to leavea "loose end" for showing him Whistler; (2) Director Guillermo Del Toro argued that no one saw Whistler shoot himself (in the DVD commentary), so he really didn't die in Del Toro's eyes; and (3) A deleted scene from the original Blade. When Blade and Karen were climbing out into the daylight after Blade had just blown up Deacon Frost, there was a figure in the background that appeared to be Whistler. It was hinting at him returning in a sequel, but the filmmakers decided to leave it out of the film. (Probably because they didn't know if a sequel was to happen yet.)
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