Blade: Trinity [Unrated] [2 Discs]

Director: David S. Goyer, Wesley Snipes, Peter Frankfurt, Lynn Harris

Overview

"There are two kinds of Blade fans out there -- those who thought that Blade: Trinity was a gas and those who were downright depressed and frankly ticked off after seeing it. Whatever your viewpoint, this DVD will reinforce those feelings in a major way.

Product Details

Release Date:	05/15/2007
UPC:	0794043781926
Original Release:	2004
Rating:	NR
Source:	New Line Home Video
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	2:03:00
Sales rank:	7,709

Special Features

Unrated version of the film -- 10 minutes of more action; Blooper reel; Alternate ending; "Daywalkers, Nightstalkers & Familiars: Inside the World of Blade: Trinity" 16-part behind-the-scenes documentary; Two commentaries including director David Goyer, Jessica Biel, Ryan Reynolds, producers, and crew; Also includes R-rated version of the film; And more

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Wesley Snipes	Blade
Kris Kristofferson	Abraham Whistler
Dominic Purcell	Drake
Jessica Biel	Abigail Whistler
Ryan Reynolds	Hannibal King
Parker Posey	Danica Talos
Mark Berry	Chief Martin Vreede
John Michael Higgins	Dr. Edgar Vance
Callum Keith Rennie	Asher Talos
Triple H	Jarko Grimwood
Paul Anthony	Wolfe
Michael Rawlins	Wilson,Wilson Hale
James Remar	Ray
Fran?oise Yip	Virago
Natasha Lyonne	Sommerfield
Steve Braun	Wilson Hale
Ron Selmour	Dex
Patton Oswalt	Actor
Christopher Heyerdahl	Actor
Eric Bogosian	Actor
Scott Heindl	Gedge
Clay Cullen	Stone
Steven McMichael	Denlinger
Kimani Ray Smith	Doh
Darren McGuire	Emond
Shannon Powell	Woman Bystander
Jordan Hoffart	Squid
Kett Turton	Dingo
Cascy Beddow	Flick
Simon Pidgeon	Proof
Michael St. John Smith	FBI Agent
Stephen Spender	Agent
Kwesi Ameyaw	Agent
Alejandro Rae	Goth Guy Wannabe
Erica Cerra	Goth Vixen Wannabe
Raymond Sammel	Security Guard
Callum Rennie Keith	Actor
Mark Barry	Actor

Technical Credits

David S. Goyer

Marv Wolfman

Gene Colan

David S. Goyer	Screenwriter,Producer
Peter Frankfurt	Producer
Lynn Harris	Producer
Toby Emmerich	Executive Producer,Producer
Avi Arad	Executive Producer,Producer
Cale Boyter	Executive Producer,Producer
Cara E. Anderson	Special Effects
Lloyd Adams	Stunts
Steven J. Berger	Sound Effects
Marv Wolfman	Screenwriter
Gene Colan	Screenwriter

Scene Index

Side #1 -- Blade: Trinity, Disc 1: The Film
1. Syrian Desert [4:03]
2. Main Titles/Human [2:41]
3. "New Hunter" [6:11]
4. Losing the War [4:16]
5. Abigail [1:32]
6. "Shooting to Kill" [3:59]
7. Dr. Vance [4:17]
8. A Rescue [4:47]
9. The Nightstalkers [2:29]
10. Dracula [6:44]
11. Daystar [4:32]
12. Hunting [:01]
13. "It's Drake" [4:22]
14. The Final Solution [:51]
15. "Use It" [3:14]
16. Target Practice [3:57]
17. "Friends are Coming" [3:05]
18. The Fat Lady Sings [6:09]
19. Drake Vs. Blade [:41]
20. "Thirst Always Wins" [:26]
21. The War Never Ends [4:31]
22. End Credits [4:51]
Side #2 -- Blade: Trinity, Disc 2: Extra Content
1. Intro [1:13]
2. The Urban Vampie - Story Development [4:28]
3. The Familiar Leader - David Goyer Directs [7:48]
4. Fresh Blood - Casting [18:20]
5. Nighstalker Boot Camp - Cast Training [9:39]
6. From Tombs to Towers - Set Design [8:09]
7. Dressed to Kill - Costume Design [7:24]
8. UV Lighting - Cinematography [4:16]
9. Deyond the Basics - Facts for the Uber-Fan [5:30]
10. Silver Swords & Sundogs - Designing the Blade Weaponry [2:56]
11. Creating Mayhem - Stunts & Action [4:13]
12. Sword Against Celluloid - Editing [8:15]
13. The Perfect Ash - Visual Effects [4:30]
14. The Beat of Blade - The Music [7:40]
15. The Sounds of Slaying - Sound Design [4:58]
16. The Color of Blood - Enhancing the Colors [3:47]
17. Who Shall Die - The Future of Blade [2:05]
18. End Credits [1:12]

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Side #1 -- Blade: Trinity, Disc 1: The Film
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Special Features
Commentary One
Commentary One With Writer/Director/Producer David S. Goyer and Actors Ryan Reynolds and Jessica Biel
Commentary Two
Commentary Two With Writer/Director/Producer David S. Goyer, Producers Peter Frankfurt and Lynn Harris, Cinematographer Gabriel Beristain, Production Designer Chris Gorak and Editor Howard E. Smith
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Side #2 -- Blade: Trinity, Disc 2: Extra Content
Special Features
Inside the World of Blade: Trinity
Goyer on Goyer: the Writer Interviews the Director
Alternate Ending
Blooper Reel
Galleries
Visual Effects Progressions
Beast Bone Tests
Beast Maw Development
Pomeranian Maw Development
Weapons
Beef Eater
Arc Weapon
Swivel Spike
Sundog Bullet
Silver Stake Shotgun Shell
Lever Action Rifle
Electronic Pistol
Stilleto Injector
Retracting Chain Saber
Bloop Gun
Multi Throw Knife
Plague Arrows
Time Delay Arrow
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Editorial Reviews

After writing the first two Blade movies -- which were quite successful -- David S. Goyer was rewarded with the director's chair for this sequel, which continues in the same, er, vein as the earlier series entries. Blade (Wesley Snipes) is still carrying on his war against vampires with the help of Abraham Whistler (Kris Kristofferson). The bloodsucking baddies have something big planned, though, and they'll need to distract him. So Danica Talos (Parker Posey) lets the FBI know that Blade is responsible for some 1,182 murders -- and the feds immediately go after our boy, leaving the way clear for Dracula himself (Dominic Purcell) to implement the scheme that will permanently subjugate humanity to the vampires. Attempting to keep the vamp hunter out of the hands of law enforcement are Abe's daughter, Abigail (Jessica Biel), and wisecracking hotshot Hannibal King (Ryan Reynolds). Hey, what did you expect -- Tolstoy? This is a movie adapted from a Marvel comic book, after all. It's supercharged with ultra-violent action, and once the plot (such as it is) has been established, Goyer keeps it racing toward an explosive climax. Don't look for any gothic atmosphere in this film; there's nothing old-school about Blade: Trinity. We're talking hard-core, heavy-metal, splatter-punk stuff here. Anyone who liked the first two installments in the franchise is bound to find favor with this one, because it's got everything they had, and more of it, especially in the DVD-only, unrated edition.