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Blade II
a.k.a. Blade 2 Director: Guillermo del Toro Cast: Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson, Ron Perlman, Leonor Varela

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  • DVD Release Date: 09/03/2002
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Sales Rank: 31,352

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Features

Closed Caption; Widescreen version of the film; Dolby Digital EX 5.1 Surround Sound; DTS ES 6.1 surround sound; Commentary by director Guillermo Del Toro and producer Peter Frankfurt; Commentary by writer David Goyer and Wesley Snipes; 5.1 isolated score; English subtitles and closed captioned; Deleted/Alternate scenes with director commentary; A Pact in Blood - interactive collection of documentaries; Director's notebook: Interactive reproduction of director's notes with an intro by Del Toro; Art Gallery; Theatrical trailers; Music video - Cypress Hill and Roni Sizer "Child of the Wild West"; Blade 2 video game survival guide; Script-to-screen; Original website; Hot spot

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Scene Index

Side #1 --
1. Blood Donors/Main Title [5:01]
2. Bike the Bullet [3:42]
3. Blood Lines [2:13]
4. "Detox" [6:01]
5. Suspicious Activity [6:11]
6. "Cancer With a Purpose" [4:37]
7. Healthy Activity [:46]
8. Dealer Frenzy [1:26]
9. Leadership Training [3:23]
10. "The House of Pain" [18:34]
11. Immunity Challenge [3:19]
12. Mutant Misery [2:50]
13. Blood Bath [1:00]
14. Carrier Autopsy [2:14]
15. "Keep Your Enemies Closer" [2:01]
16. Daylight Hunting [4:44]
17. "Regroup" [6:15]
18. Collateral Damage [4:20]
19. Designing Vermin [3:09]
20. Thirst Quenching [10:07]
21. Prodigal Son [5:53]
22. Romantic Sunrise [8:21]
23. Loose End [2:03]
24. End Credits [:45]
Side #2 -- Special Features
0. The Blood Pact Index
3. Genesis Redux (Beginnings)
4. Man & Myth (The Blade Character)
5. Leader of the Pact (On Directing)
7. The Devil's Architect (Production Design)
9. Fear the Reapers (Creature Effects)
10. Suck-head Chic (Costuming)
12. Kicking & Screaming (Stunts & Choreography)
13. Vampire Nocturnes (The Music Score)

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Editorial Reviews

A ruthless new breed of vampires threatens both the dead and the undead in Blade II, the high-speed sequel to 1998's adaptation of the action-horror comic book. Wesley Snipes returns as the titular half-vampire, a "daywalker" sworn to eliminate all bloodsuckers in the coolest possible way. After reviving his captured mentor, Whistler (Kris Kristofferson), Blade finds himself enlisted by his own enemies to help defeat the "Reapers," an evolved form of vampire that poses a serious threat to regular vamps and, quite possibly, humans. Reluctant yet cool, Blade teams with those he cannot trust, a crackerjack squad of vamps (which includes a menacing Ron Perlman) that prove to be as adversarial as the Reapers. The gore is intense, the action is fast-paced, and Snipes keeps up every step of the way, once again flying through the role of vampire hunter -- often literally. With so many faces returning from the first movie, the freshest aspect here is Mexican genre whiz Guillermo Del Toro (Mimic) in the director's chair. While maintaining the kinetic style of the original, Del Toro milks the film's Prague locale for some atmosphere and style, an approach that enhances the film's flair and makes it much more fun than your average horror sequel. Tony Nigro, Barnes & Noble

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Good Movieby Anonymous

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May 04, 2004: I thought this movie was good. In my opinion it was alot better than the first. It kept me interested, and I loved the suspense. This movie is worth a rent

better than the firstby Anonymous

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February 12, 2004: This addion to blade is ten times better than the first and the first blade was great. A must buy action movie

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