Blade: Trinity

It seems to be a common trait for a lot of superhero films to peak in the second outing and then flounder by the third. Blade is no exception. Starting with a serviceable but dated first film, then followed by a superior sequel by visionary Del Toro, the series falls flat by the third. This film introduces gimmicky characters that were never in the comic series like "girl-who-needs-apple-product-placement-to-fight", "african-american-chauffer" and "blind-woman-for-the-sake-of-diversity" and then gets Ryan Reynolds to do his whole wooden "I-think-I'm-bloody-hilarious... too-bad-I'm-actually-not" routine. Then you add Wesley Snipes who obviously doesn't want to be there and resents everyone else for taking his limelight and you have yourself one painful looking film.

Too many new charaters and dodgy actors.

This was totally not what i was expecting but better great film .