Blade: Trinity (2004)

Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total

Anecdotes
One of the television commercials for the film was recalled after one day of airing because it accidentally credited Jessica Biel as Jessica Alba.

Gaffes
(at around 1 min) As the vampires get out of the helicopter in Iraq one holds an M60 Light Machine Gun, a belt fed weapon, but the weapon does not have an ammunition link going into it. There are no belts of ammo anywhere on the vampire and nowhere for him to carry it. Why carry a weapon with no ammunition?

Citations
Danica Talos: Enough! It's not funny anymore!
Hannibal King: No, it's not, you horse-humping bitch! But it will be a few seconds from now. See, that tickle that you're feeling in the back of your throat right now?
[Asher, Jarko, and Danica start coughing]
Hannibal King: That's atomized colloidal silver. It's being pumped through the building's air conditioning system, you cock-juggling thundercunt!
[Jarko and Asher cough harder]
Hannibal King: Which means the fat lady should be singing, right... about... now!
[pause where nothing happens]
Hannibal King: Heh, this is awkward.
[still nothing]
Hannibal King: Do you have a cell phone?

Crédits fous
There's a quick scene at the end of the credits of Blade speeding off to the next battle.

Versions alternatives
The Unrated Edition reinserts 2 major scenes amounting to 10 minutes. The first one is an exchange between Drake and Danica where both shared their past including Drake being 'there' during the crucifixion. He then seduces her. The other one is right after the final fight between Drake and Blade. The doctors were about to perform an autopsy on Blade when he just simply gets up as if 'resurrected' and leaves the morgue. However, the fate of the doctors is not revealed.

Connexions
Featured in Nightstalkers, Daywalkers, and Familiars: Inside the World of Blade Trinity (2005)

Bandes originales
Thirsty
Written by RZA (as Robert Diggs) and Keith D. Robinson
Performed by Ol' Dirty Bastard (as Old Dirty Bastard) aka Dirt McGirt and Keith D. Robinson (as Black Keith)
Produced by RZA (as The RZA)

Upon my first viewing of BLADE: TRINITY, I was disappointed to say the least. However, after watching it a second time, I found myself liking it a lot more. The problem was that I was expecting BLADE: TRINITY to be the best vampire movie of all time since David S. Goyer was both writing and directing it. Unfortunately, it didn't end up being the best vampire movie of all time. That's not saying that it's a bad movie. It's a fun, entertaining, and stylish picture that's a vast improvement over BLADE II, but the film suffers from action scenes that are over edited and a poor performance by Dominic Purcell as an underwritten Drake (Dracula). Still, I'd recommend it to fans of comic book movies as long as they don't expect too much.