Blade

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Euan H @RT37982756 4 days ago Very fun and cool, he just constantly aura farms. See more

Tomas T @TK_123 6 days ago Doomsday rewatch - Blade (Earth-26320) This movie is pretty decent. Watched this movie for the first time for this rewatch —I knew the character and I saw Wesley Snipes reprise the role in Deadpool & Wolverine (2024), but I never knew his character's backstory. I have HUGE respect for this movie because it started the Marvel movie era that continued with X-Men (2000), Spider-Man (2002), and eventually the MCU, which started with Iron Man (2008) all the way to Avengers: Doomsday (2026). The movie was so 90s: the sloppy CGI (I know it probably looked good at the time), the script, the acting... it was kinda funny. But the plot was pretty interesting. I still hate what they did with his mom, and the vampires just acting like dicks for no reason... See more

Jed I @RT01296269 Nov 1, 2026 6.7/10 — "Decent"/"Worth Watching" -(Seen on 11/1/26) See more

Alejandro E @Alex970 Oct 31, 2026 Of Marvel Comics’ early attempts to adapt its characters for the big screen, this was – before *X-Men* and *Spider-Man* – the first to show any real substance. The blend of action and horror is good enough to live up to expectations, although the final 25 minutes feel a bit all over the place. Perfect for a weekend with no great expectations. See more

Matthew D @OceanSage Oct 28, 2026 A bloody fearsome vampire thriller! Director Stephen Norrington’s vampire horror action thriller Blade (1998) remains a seriously entertaining movie to this day. Norrington brings vampires into the modern day with his Gothic style that feels very 90s. Wesley Snipes has a cool composure and powerful gravitas as Eric Brooks, also known as Blade, that never falters. Snipes is convincing with Blade’s martial arts techniques and swift swordplay. Stephen Dorff’s contemporary vampire villain Deacon Frost is really fun to watch. Arly Jover is so lovely and pleasant as vampiress and villainess Mercury. Her platinum blonde hair and white dresses are so 90s and her dangerous attitude is striking. Kris Kristofferson is funny, cool, and touching as vampire hunter Abraham Whistler. N'Bushe Wright is enthralling as heroine Dr. Karen Jenson. She’s clearly gorgeous, but also has a dramatic sincerity with her natural performance that brings out real warmth out of Wesley Snipes’ Blade. See more

Catielly C @catiellyachaves Oct 18, 2026 Blade, who would have thought that a character created by the Marvel cinematic universe would be (of course, out of the context of the Avengers movies and basically a 'ghost biker' displaced from this heroic universe) a violent movie, with scenes of good fights but other unnecessary ones too. I like this movie, I had good memories since I watched it as a child. See more

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