Director: Nia DaCosta
Writers: Nia DaCosta, Megan McDonnell and Elissa Karasik
Actors: Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris and Iman Vellani
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Director: Nia DaCosta
Writers: Nia DaCosta, Megan McDonnell and Elissa Karasik
Actors: Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris and Iman Vellani
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Director: David S. Goyer
Writers: David S. Goyer, Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan
Actors: Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson, Ryan Reynolds, Jessica Biel, Dominic Purcell, Parker Posey and Paul Levesque
My guess: 6,3? - 2006? (5,8 - 2004)
My Points: 7,2 - 3½/5
Well, this was a little bit better - than the second movie. But the first one will - probably, always be the best. I mean, if there is a "Blade 4" coming. I haven't heard any rumors, but it still may be possible.
There were some good actors in this movie. Or do I mean 'good'?! It was nice to see Paul "Triple 'Jarko Grimwood' H" Levesque in movies. Sadly, he didn't get much "Hollywood success" - 'cause I like him.
Then there of course were the good guys/girls; Ryan "Hannibal King" Reynolds and Jessica "Abigail Whistler" Biel. They were both great, together.
Then there were the bad guys; Dominic "Drake" Purcell was nice, and so was Parker "Danica Talos" Posey. "Triple H" I already mentioned.
Then there were they're "vampire" dogs, they were funny.
The action? It were pretty nice, CGI effects were way too better - than the previous one (expecially comparing to the first movie...)!
It was nice, when Blade did "the K.I.T.T. of the truck". I'm referring to the Knight Rider (1982–1986).
I'm was pretty lame, how the bad guys did the "stage Blade as guilty to kill a human". So someone just agreed to be killed?! And how did they know where to film it? Because before that (stage), there was a long car chase. The camera-man/girl just magically waited at the right spot, yea right...
And Whistler died yet again, and pretty damn easily...
And the S.W.A.T., there were like 20-30 cops - and nobody didn't hit anything?! And they attacked by hand to hand combat, although they had machine guns, okay?!
The cops didn't know diddly-squat about vampires, okay?! There's like a half a dozen (thousands) of them, killing people - and cops don't know nothing about them...
And they didn't even research Blade, the first vampire they see - stupid!
"Hannibal King" was funny, good jokes all the time. Definately material to "Deadpool" character.
Blade yelling "use it, use it...", it was nice!
The end action scene were pretty nice. Not the best, but not the worst.
A good movie, overall!
So, there we had the Blade trilogy. First one was the best, then came this (Trinity...)! Hopefully there is a fourth one coming, it would (hopefully?) be nice. But it would be nothing without Wesley Snipes, he's the "essance". He is just getting pretty old, but...
Time will tell, I'm eagerly waiting...
Director: Guillermo del Toro
Writers: Marv Wolfman, Gene Colan and David S. Goyer
Actors: Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson, Ron Perlman and Norman Reedus
My guess: 6,6? - 2003? (6,7 - 2002)
My Points: 7,1 - 3½/5
Well, this was a pretty good movie - you might say a decent one...
CGI effects were much better than in the first one. Ofcourse, 'cause this is a newer movie. But they still kinda sucked, compared to now'a'days effects.
Norman "Scud" Reedus was a nice addition, I like him. But he smoked too much cigarette. And it always was a "new" cigarette, it never was already smoked (like in the half way). Not that stupid, but... it caught my eye.
It was nice go get Kris "Whistler" Kristofferson back. If I remember correctly, he's also in the third movie. But he died "stupidly" in that one, if my memory works.
The "sword fight" was nice. Until they f*cked it up with very - VERY, bad CGI. It looked like a game, when Blade jump around like an idiot. Poor choice, to use CGI - it was pointless. Maybe they just wanted to test their "evolved CGI skills", bad choice.
Ron "Reinhardt" Perlman was a good choice to cast in this movie, I like him also.
The "flash" granades were a nice addition to weapon collection. And ofcourse the legendary sword from the first movie, it is very nice!
But yeah, a pretty damn good movie!
I think, that this is better than the third one. I mean in points. Blade: Trinity (2004) is maybe more entertaining, and has more nice stars (like Ryan Reynolds, Jessica Biel, Dominic Purcell, Paul "Triple H" Levesque etc...)!
But this is more intelligent, Trinity is... well, kinda "stupid". But the first one will always be the best, like almost every time (in case of movies). Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) may be the only exception to the "rule".
Director: Stephen Norrington
Writers: David S. Goyer
Actors: Wesley Snipes, Stephen Dorff and Kris Kristofferson
My guess: 6,9? - 2003? (7,1 - 1998)
My Points: 7,5 - 4-/5
Well, this was a good movie - like I remembered.
Wesley Snipes was awesome as "Blade". It was also nice to see Kenny "Heatseeking Dennis" Johnson from one of my favorite TV shows; The Shield (2002–2008).
Stephen "Deacon Frost" Dorff as the bad guy, was a nice role.
"Blood shower" was nice. "Good old movies" have nice scenes, like this one.
But, the CGI effects were pretty terrible. They have been out dated!
"The big fat monster" was funny, it would have to be nice see him/her(?) more.
Kris "Whistler" Kristofferson death was sad. I mean, I didn't cry (who cries on Blade?!), but it was very sad.
The "final battle" was pretty nice. Not the best, but not the worst...
But overall, a pretty damn good movie! Don't know about the sequals, but I quess they are at least pretty "ok". I mean, I have seen them. But it's so long time when I saw them, so...
But let's find out in a couples of days.
Director: Pete Eklund, Jussi LehtomΓ€ki and Patrik Sigmundt
Writers: Pete Eklund, Jussi LehtomΓ€ki and Patrik Sigmundt
Actors: Michael Monroe, Marjatta Kaistila, Sami Yaffa and Andy McCoy
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Killers of the Flower Moon (2023)
Director: Martin Scorsese
Writers: Eric Roth, Martin Scorsese and David Grann
Actors: Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro and Lily Gladstone
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Director: David Gordon Green
Writers: Peter Sattler, David Gordon Green and Scott Teems
Actors: Linda Blair, Ellen Burstyn and Olivia O'Neill
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Director: NimrΓ³d Antal
Writers: Alberto Marini and Christopher Salmanpour
Actors: Liam Neeson, Noma Dumezweni and Lilly Aspell
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Director: Gareth Edwards
Writers: Gareth Edwards and Chris Weitz
Actors: John David Washington, Madeleine Yuna Voyles and Gemma Chan
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Director: Scott Waugh
Writers: Kurt Wimmer, Tad Daggerhart and Max Adams
Actors: Jason Statham, 50 Cent, Megan Fox, Dolph Lundgren, Iko Uwais and Sylvester Stallone
Director: Alex Proyas
Writers: James O'Barr, David J. Schow and John Shirley
Actors: Brandon Lee, Michael Wincott and Rochelle Davis
My guess: 7,7? - 1991? (7,5 - 1994)
My Points: 7,8 - 4/5
Ou my god..!! An very excelent movie, this is how movies could be made. And they did, in the ninetys, that oblivously is my favorite decade!
So many good movies, I would take forever to list - so I spare of that (me and you, the possible reader).
Or maybe one, The Rock (1996) is also awesome!
But back to this awesome movie. The plot was excelent, little bit simple - but good enough. The flashback's introducing what has happened to Brandon "Eric" Lee, nice job.
The "actual" crow was a nice feature.
Ernie "Albrecht" Hudson and Rochelle "Sarah" Davis were intresting guy(s)/girl(s). And the bad guys were also good, Michael "Top Dollar" Wincott and Tony "Grange" Todd.
"There Ain't No Coming Back" scene was nice, good acting and music fit nicely.
And the action scenes, f*cking awesome! Compared to these days shitty movies (and their action scenes), this was so good.
I just wanted to watch it over and over. I mean, when I was watching this - I just wanted to watch it again and again. This was so good.
And maybe I will, not just the best parts - but the whole movie again (and again...)! You just don't get tired in good movies like this.
I'm speechless, excelent movie - which I recommend to everyone, no matter the age or sex.
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