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The Worst Film Ever

Surprisingly incoherent and boring

As Good As It Gets

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Admittedly, Wesley Snipes' career is mostly rubbish. Blade was his pinnacle. He was born for this role.The violence here is extreme and extremely surprising considering how much the MPAA was cracking down on graphic gore in the 1990s. Blade is filled with stylized action scenes that required heavy amounts of visual effects and, like most movies made around this time, the eye-candy isn't as delicious 20 years later.

Wesley Snipes is well-cast as the half-vampire, half-mortal, and deservedly won an award for favorite actor in a Horror movie. The visual effects are top-notch and the film has a solid premise. The action is exciting and fast-paced and the fight scenes (especially the final battle with Stephen Dorff) are excellent. Great photography and music, as well.

Blade is one of the few movies with a sequel that's actually better than the original, but it's still a very decent movie. It has a very dark tone and is wonderfully bloody (especially Germans should watch out for the cut version) with fast fighting choreographies. The villain was okay, as was the story - could've been more interesting.

Another vampire movie about trauma. This time the main character like paladin Dante with amnesia at the level of the guy calling the cocaine who hunts for his type of androids, Blade knows that he is a vampire with a cheerful Christian goat the slave eagerly sets out to hunt for vampires attention, cocaine substitutes him of course the serum that he got from a nearby pharmacy named after St Paul from Arkansas. Of course no one at that time did not know about ibuprom, apap and other painkillers (Painkiller smile http://www.knightdiscounts.com/software/gamepainkillerse2.jpg). 11/10.