i have to disagree with all the other reviews on this film. it was without a shadow of a doubt thee best blade film of the trilogy. blade may have taken a step back but he is still their kickin ass as per. the newer characters are brilliant and well worth watching e.g. the non stop sarcasm of hannibal king(which is brill). and as for the dracula character he was top notch. he had kick ass armour and was totally believable. in addition to the great cast it also had, in my opinion, a fantastic soundtrack. i have watched it on many an occasion. even the bonus features match the excellence of the film.so all in all this film is well worth the price tag.

i got this as part of the blade trilogy dvd, and glad i did,because if i had forked out money just for this film alone, i would have been more disappointed than i was! at the beginning, it was good, the old formula-blade,whistler. then blade takes a back seat to some newbies.yeah, the comedy was good, but it sorely lacked.as for the dracula role-pants!!! the guy who played him was neither scary,good, or believable, who had absolutely no depth to his character! i think what summed this movie up, was the 'vampire-dog/hybrids'! a Chihuahua vampire dog, for heavens sake!!!! hope mr snipes has realised that this franchise has gone its distance.so, in summary, to save money, get blade trilogy, as you have 2 fantastic movies in 1&2,a couple of good scenes in 3, but at least you dont feel you have wasted so much money.

Certainly the weakest of the Blade trilogy 'Trinity' is still no disaster, and is certainly not the cinematic travesty many critics declared it was on its initial cinematic release. The problems, however, do become apparent quite quickly - much as the film is stylishly shot and the action well staged Blade quickly becomes a mere background character as soon as the new blood - namely the Nightstalkers - are introduced. And whether or not you'll like them will generally depend on whether you're happy with Jessica Biel looking generally sexy and athletic (no problem there) and Ryan Reynolds swearing a lot (amusing in small doses). Furthermore having Dracula as your main villain does kind of smack of over ambition - surely Dracula is THE vampire to beat all vampires and even Blade wouldn't stand a chance against him. Also, with Dracula poorly portrayed by a less than successful Dominic Purcell (Prison Break) the air of threat and menace present in the second installment is sadly missing here. Then there's Parker Posey hamming it up as Danica Talos and destroying a lot of her credibility in the process. But still there's a lot of enjoyment to be had from the Daywalkers third outing - the SFX are impressive enough and the Nightwalkers actually add a freshness to what could have become a stale 'Blade against the World' template had the franchise been allowed to continue. And the DVD is certainly no letdown - as with 'Blade II' we get a fascinating in-depth documentary covering all aspects of the production as well as an alternate, deleted ending featuring a vampire/werewolf hybrid that shows how awful the film could have been. If you're a fan of the franchise and the character then certainly give it a go, it's no worse than countless other third outings. But perhaps the time has come for Blade to hand over the reigns to a younger generation. Nightstalkers - The Movie, anyone?

third movie in the franchise and blade takes a slight step back to allow younger heroes to establish some screen time.not the strongest film in the series but still has some bite left in it!! wesley shines in his signature role but wish he just had a better script that allowed him more screen time.fans will enjoy but the added injection of humour will make you question certain aspects.fun movie