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This thread made me go back and rewatch Blade for the first time in years, and I was honestly surprised at how well it had held up. I can't wait until you get to the part where Blade brutalizes a bleeding and unarmed police officer in the middle of a crowded street and no-one does anything about it. Actually, that seems to be kind of a recurring theme in this movie- bystanders just completely oblivious to what's going on around them.
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Neo Rasa posted:What happened? Was this when he got busted? No, this was in relation to a lawsuit with New Line Cinema "In a suit filed in the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, Snipes alleges that in violation of his contract, the director, screenplay and supporting cast of “Blade: Trinity” were forced on him. He also claims he’s still owed a portion of his fee and that he was harassed and defamed because of his race. New Line declined to comment. Goyer penned all three “Blade” scripts. According to the complaint, however, Snipes had concerns about him directing the third film in the trilogy and was not informed until six weeks before filming began that Goyer would direct. Similarly, he was not given an opportunity to object to the “juvenile level of humor” in the screenplay and the change in focus from the Blade character to two sidekicks. Snipes claims the real purpose of “Blade III” was to set the stage for spinoffs featuring other cast members." http://variety.com/2005/biz/markets-festivals/snipes-throwing-legal-blade-at-trinity-team-1117921445/
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Jul 26, 2015 17:41
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In blade 2 you have that old wrinkly rear end vampire boss I've just assumed they live for a very long time, not an eternal ageless existence
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Aug 9, 2015 14:44
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I haven't watched it since it came out, but I was disappointed at the time. I seem to recall the second movie losing a lot of its horror vibe and that's a big part of what makes hellboy, hellboy
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