Everything GREAT About Blade 2! 

Me too, man

It's actually both insults. One part racist, the other part halfbreed.

same

Did I miss the explanation of that? Still don't know what it meant. Help!

@@ZenoNightwing The racist part comes from thinking that a person of color could not blush because their skin is so dark. Which is of course ridiculous, because even if it were not possible to see a noticable flush in their cheeks, the physicality of blushing doesn't change with skin color. Hence, racist - suggesting only white people can blush. The second part is a deeper insult. Blade is not a 100% true vampire. He is considered a dhampir. And while he has many vampire attributes, he is immune to daylight and has a few other special traits. BY asking if Blade could blush, something a vampire cannot do, he is insinuating Blade is inferior. A dual insult to Blade's life

Could not have said it better

Huh. For some reason I was positive his name is Womack.

​@@jimballard1186I thought it was Nomek 🤷‍♂️

I agree. Nomak was amazing.

Spoken like a true prodigy.

that is correct

Bullet time also was in blade first as was the iconic neo scene Deacon Frost did both first

@@thepubknight6144Yeah, no. Common misnomer. “Bullet time” in Blade is neither the first instance of slo-mo “at bullet speed” nor the same cinematic technology pioneered in The Matrix. Saying that Blade did it first is wrong on both counts.

I was wondering if that was the same actor in Hellboy 2!

@moonshineandwater you're like myself in that aspect I think, Moonshine!, I love the fact that (per my comment) Danny John - Jules( *Cat from Red Dwarf* and many other roles) is in Blade 2 as well as *Luke Goss* ,( *When will I be famous?"* asked one of Bros' (the band Luke was in with his Brother, Matt) early songs...how about now? I said back in those days!, Luke has more than proven himself!. I find myself rooting for the not so well known *(Yet!)* people( or those known for another reason, getting into Acting etc) myself in these roles and in both those cases they are just phenomenal Actors as well!

I forgot Tony Curran played a vampire in blade He's played a vampire twice Here and in the underworld franchise

Also his fighting ability in both movies is insane as prior to these movies he had zero martial arts experience. Dude fights like he's been doing it for decades.

Luke Goss is always a win. *Ding*

Goss is great in most of the movies he's in. Interview With a Hitman was a really good movie that would not have worked with anyone else leading it and him as the villain in Silver Hawk with Michelle Yeoh is one of my favorite roles of his even though that movie is technically pretty terrible.

Damn I just commented this too lol! Buenisima la puta pelicula.

Every woman in Blade's- Eric's- life has been an enemy or pretty much helpless without his interference. Nyssa came in knowing how to fight and also stood down. So the first chick to not mistreat him, add in that she's pretty, and she can understand him ("I made peace with what I am long ago" and "you think you're better than us; shooting that serum in your arm?") enough to talk sense to him. That is a rare thing for what would be an AVERAGE guy. Add in the crapshow HIS life has been.

There were reports that Ryan basically treated that character as an 'audition' for Deadpool. Guy has just wanted to play the character that long.

@@Darkojin1 Ryan's single-handedly the biggest Deadpool fan on the planet and I can't blame him

Blade 2 is somewhat underrated. Del toro doesn’t get enough credit for what he created. He added so much artistic flair to the franchise. The film is an enhancement to its predecessor, it has great subtext and continuity, (world-building), excellent performances, a sympathetic villain, another great score and well polished action sequences. I love the inverted narrative of vampires being the prey. Vampires hunting vampires. The duality is symbolic and reminiscent of other great stories with the same effect, (think Terminator 2). Snipes was in his element here. The film is the epitome of comic-book entertainment at its finest. The supernatural aspect is amped up because the reapers are nightmarish, demonic and terrifying in aesthetic. It’s perhaps the best display of vampire-horror your ever likely to see. Oh and the ending is so delightful as it is hilarious. A clever payoff to an earlier scene.

Blade 2 is somewhat underrated. Del toro doesn’t get enough credit for what he created. He added so much artistic flair to the franchise. The film is an enhancement to its predecessor, it has great subtext and continuity, (world-building), excellent performances, a sympathetic villain, another great score and well polished action sequences. I love the inverted narrative of vampires being the prey. Vampires hunting vampires. The duality is symbolic and reminiscent of other great stories with the same effect, (think Terminator 2). Snipes was in his element here. The film is the epitome of comic-book entertainment at its finest. The supernatural aspect is amped up because the reapers are nightmarish, demonic and terrifying in aesthetic. It’s perhaps the best display of vampire-horror your ever likely to see. Oh and the ending is so delightful as it is hilarious. A clever payoff to an earlier scene.

@@master-of-mind5881 I have nothing to add here and comment summarizes this amazing film and its ideas/Fridge Brilliance perfectly. Thank you for the amazing comment!

Blade 2 is somewhat underrated. Del toro doesn’t get enough credit for what he created. He added so much artistic flair to the franchise. The film is an enhancement to its predecessor, it has great subtext and continuity, (world-building), excellent performances, a sympathetic villain, another great score and well polished action sequences. I love the inverted narrative of vampires being the prey. Vampires hunting vampires. The duality is symbolic and reminiscent of other great stories with the same effect, (think Terminator 2). Snipes was in his element here. The film is the epitome of comic-book entertainment at its finest. The supernatural aspect is amped up because the reapers are nightmarish, demonic and terrifying in aesthetic. It’s perhaps the best display of vampire-horror your ever likely to see. Oh and the ending is so delightful as it is hilarious. A clever payoff to an earlier scene.

I'll always remember Ron for Deathstroke in the original Teen Titans show. But the fact that he was also in Hellboy and Blade is a testament, the guy really got around in the early 2000's

@@JargonMadjin Along with Sons of Anarchy. Man was my childhood and practically my whole teenage years.

@@swusi8874 The fact that he both sounds and looks like Slade Wilson is amazing

Agree on Van Helsing. That's a movie that knows what it is and makes no apologies.

I mean, he even already had the teeth!

Blade 2 is somewhat underrated. Del toro doesn’t get enough credit for what he created. He added so much artistic flair to the franchise. The film is an enhancement to its predecessor, it has great subtext and continuity, (world-building), excellent performances, a sympathetic villain, another great score and well polished action sequences. I love the inverted narrative of vampires being the prey. Vampires hunting vampires. The duality is symbolic and reminiscent of other great stories with the same effect, (think Terminator 2). Snipes was in his element here. The film is the epitome of comic-book entertainment at its finest. The supernatural aspect is amped up because the reapers are nightmarish, demonic and terrifying in aesthetic. It’s perhaps the best display of vampire-horror your ever likely to see. Oh and the ending is so delightful as it is hilarious. A clever payoff to an earlier scene.

He also played Marcus in Underworld Evolution. Which is extra funny with the Dr Who appearance because in the same episode Bill Nighy is the curator, and played Viktor in the Underworld series.

You are so right.