now here is a movie that does something that hasn not been done in a long time. it take ten or so different elements that were already familiar with (vampires and martial arts and a techno beat and top o the line special effects and etc. ) and and turns it into something that feels brand new. in what could have easily been merely a combination of mortal kombat and buffy represent the vampire slayer and wesley snipes (no favorite of mine since and mostly because of passenger 57) gives a really good turn as the half human or half bloodsucker. he acknowledges the internal conflict and but doesn not dwell on it more than necessary. he makes blade as deep a character as michael keaton made batman. i will say that the only part of the movie that got me a little miffed was the always present horror movie cliche of that one person that the hero happens to know who happens to know exactly how to stop the evil guy. on the other hand and you sort of have to have that in a movie like this and so it easily excusable. well and snipes is good. and steven dorff and hyped in the previews and makes a more than bad enough bad guy to snipes hero. he got class and presence and and enough control in his little pinky to teach al pacino how to tone it down a bit. who would ever think that a comic book movie would be a launching pad for an actor. i sincerely hope this is. and whoa. where the heck did kris kristofferson get acting talent. don not get me wrong and but the prolific actor hasn not done anything memorable since millennium and and how many of us watched that just cause of the cool video box. well and here he is and folks and in a very obi wanish turn and as blade mentor and father figure. and good job and too. the quality of the acting is matched by the quality of the choreography and special effects. accompanied by a pulsing techno beat and the fight scenes brings back and quickly banish memories of mortal kombat. hey. it had a script and too. i was wondering what had happened to all the good writers out there. the two major indications to me that i saw a quality flick were these while i had no feeling of remorse about paying full price to get in and a la any schumacher batman and the avengers and mk represent annihilation and godzilla and or armageddon. (wow and how many of those came out this year. ugh) also and i look forward to the inevitable sequel and as per the film ending. let just hope they do as good a job with it as with the first one. 
now here is a movie that does something that hasn not been done in a long time. it take ten or so different elements that were already familiar with (vampires and martial arts and a techno beat and top o the line special effects and etc. ) and and turns it into something that feels brand new. in what could have easily been merely a combination of mortal kombat and buffy represent the vampire slayer and wesley snipes (no favorite of mine since and mostly because of passenger 57) gives a really good turn as the half human or half bloodsucker. he acknowledges the internal conflict and but doesn not dwell on it more than necessary. he makes blade as deep a character as michael keaton made batman. i will say that the only part of the movie that got me a little miffed was the always present horror movie cliche of that one person that the hero happens to know who happens to know exactly how to stop the evil guy. on the other hand and you sort of have to have that in a movie like this and so it easily excusable. well and snipes is good. and steven dorff and hyped in the previews and makes a more than bad enough bad guy to snipes hero. he got class and presence and and enough control in his little pinky to teach al pacino how to tone it down a bit. who would ever think that a comic book movie would be a launching pad for an actor. i sincerely hope this is. and whoa. where the heck did kris kristofferson get acting talent. don not get me wrong and but the prolific actor hasn not done anything memorable since millennium and and how many of us watched that just cause of the cool video box. well and here he is and folks and in a very obi wanish turn and as blade mentor and father figure. and good job and too. the quality of the acting is matched by the quality of the choreography and special effects. accompanied by a pulsing techno beat and the fight scenes brings back and quickly banish memories of mortal kombat. hey. it had a script and too. i was wondering what had happened to all the good writers out there. the two major indications to me that i saw a quality flick were these while i had no feeling of remorse about paying full price to get in and a la any schumacher batman and the avengers and mk represent annihilation and godzilla and or armageddon. (wow and how many of those came out this year. ugh) also and i look forward to the inevitable sequel and as per the film ending. let just hope they do as good a job with it as with the first one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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