Blade 2 It's a super good movie but I do not know why so many people say it's even better than the first one. The film is no doubt cooler than the first but not automatically better because the pessimist is slower and the movie is a bit smaller in any case a smaller one. With over 10 minutes filler.However bad looks different I always find it awesome when the people in a sequel idea in expand and at least enough new offer that you can watch the movie itself so you could watch this movie without knowing who Blade is or without the first And yet you would never be lost, that's the right way to make a sequel.The movie has a super cool look, the slogans are wandering out, sometimes they are not that good at me, but not so much that it bothers me. The movie does not come with many surprises that can really surprise but I think that was not the goal.The battles are unfortunately not so nice because too much CGI effects are used which have not been decently changed and the movements are inhumane. I do not know why but this movie has not been filmed in Cinemascope for some reason either. And the film editing is very difficult to follow.Catapulting the middle draws a bit and the movie has no big surprises the last half hour makes everything worth of that is why you watch this movie the last half hour is top North best fights best effects and best action that is the right way how to make movies.Gillamo Del Torro has used the right people here and his visual look fits perfectly in this bleak world the computer effects are just as bad as in the first part but I think that's intentional the practical effects are fantastico.

Any geography that is free is no geography that is unfree. No geography being unfree is no geography being oppressed.Geography is location. No location is oppressed.No location being oppressed is no location being unequal.No location being unequal is no location being controlled.No location being controlled is no location being instructed.No location being instructed is no location being the lack of authority.No location being the lack of authority is no location being a victim.No location being a victim is no location being destroyed.No location being destroyed is no location being impossible.No location being impossible is no location being absent.Location is style. No style is absent.No style being absent is any style being present.Any style is not style - any style is the lack of style.The lack of style is present - the lack of style is reality.Reality is the lack of style - truth is the impossibility of style.Style is image.Truth is the impossibility of image.Image is observation.Truth is the impossibility of observation.It isn't possible to observe.It's only possible to not observe.It's only possible to ignore.In Blade II, the only force that's actually real is the ability to ignore - characters don't look at each other in Blade II

Watched Blade II Featuring Featuring Wesley Snipes(Blade) as Eric Brooks/Blade, Kris Kristofferson(Planet Of The Apes) as Abraham Whistler , Ron Pearlman(Star Trek:Nemesis) as Dieter Reinhardt, Leonor Varela(Texas Rangers) as Nyssa Damaskinos, Norman Reedus(The Boondock Saints) as Josh/Scud, Thomas Kretschmann(The Pianist ) as Eli Damaskinos , Matt Schulze(The Transporter) as Chupa, Danny Jules-Johnson(Lock,Stock and Two Smoking Barrels ) as Asad , also Starring Donnie Yen(The Princess Blade) as Snowman and Luke Goss(Zig Zag) as Jared Nomak. The film Amazing really enjoyed Blade on his personal Journey to Find Whistler as well,Him Teaming Up with Vampires which Led to some interesting Dynamics and Chemistry also Nomak was a great villain also amazing Twist as well , Also Costume Design From Wendy Partridge(High Noon) and Cinematography By Gabriel Beristain(The Comet) , Screen Play By David S.Goyer(Dark City) and Direction By Guillermo Del Toro(Pans Labriynth) Best Of The Blade Movies 9/

Blade (Wesley Snipes) is back, bringing his unique vampire hunting skills to a new scenario. You may remember that in the last film Whistler (Kristofferson) appeared to be killed off, well the audience was deceived and he wasn't killed off. Blade is doing his job while looking for clues to find his old friend. Filling Whistlers role at home with Blade is Scud (Norman Reebus), a young wannabe cool kid who enjoys making vampire slaying equipment and watching powerpuff girls while toking on a big fat spliff. Blade finds Whistler and attempts to detox him. All of a sudden Black Ops vampires (Leonor Varela a.k.a. Nyssa, and Danny John Jules a.k.a. Asad) infiltrate Blade's base of operations with a message from the vampire overlord Damaskinos (Thomas Kretschmann). Blade and his merry gang of slayers agree to meet the Vampire overlord who tells them that a mutant vampire strain is making a new breed, dubbed Reapers. The only way to stop the mutation is to kill his alpha carrier Nomak (Luke Goss, who is great BTW), killing him will kill all the reapers he has created as they are linked via blood. Blade begrudgingly agrees to join the Black Ops Vampire team, a.k.a. The Bloodpack which features random vagabond bad-add vampires such as Reinhart (Ron Perlman), Priest (Tony Curren) and Lighthammer (Daz Crawford). Working with Vampires to bring down a mutant vampire lets Blade be exposed to the real underground Vampire world, his hope is that working with the vampires will allow him to learn enough about them to bring them all down in the future. And so, the epic journey and battle begins. This film goes a long way to better the first Blade film and it actually does it in parts. The main gripes in this for me are Whistlers return after being killed in the first film, the overuse of obvious CGI in some of the fight scenes with Blade, and the obvious plot twist which is looming with Scud. Apart from those things the film is actually more mayhem and chaos than the first film which actually works really well. Despite it working good as a comic-book fan this isn't the Blade I'm used to, there are obvious attempts at humour and puns within the film which isn't Blade, but unless you are a comic purist like me you'll probably enjoy it. The origin story is featured in the film again (directly stolen from the first film) so you do not have to have seen the first film to work out where Blade comes from and how he got his powers. I enjoyed this film, maybe not as much as the first film because that had charm and style mixed with a good plot and dialogue. As an action film though this film excels beyond the first film, I just think there was more potential that could have been milked from this. Blade's relationship with Nyssa maybe or using the member of the bloodpack more - bearing in mind Donnie Yen (Snowman) has a lot of experience in the martial arts combat choreography featured throughout this film. All in all though Guilllermo Del Torro has made a great film which fits nice in the series of Blade films or works as a standalone. Like the first the musical score is upbeat and pacey much like the film. 7 out of 10