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Blade: Trinity (2004)

2004 1 hr 38 min 15 Marvel
8/10 CMDB Rating
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Blade: Trinity follows Blade after he is framed by vampires and forced into hiding from both the law and his enemies. He teams up with the Nightstalkers, a younger group of vampire hunters, to face Dracula himself, reborn as the ancient vampire Drake. Based on the Marvel Comics character, the film closes the original Blade trilogy with bigger stakes and a more chaotic team dynamic.

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Blade: Trinity (2004) Director David S. Goyer
Blade: Trinity (2004) Release date August 12, 2004
Genres
action adventure fantasy horror
Blade: Trinity (2004) Content rating 15
Blade: Trinity (2004) Duration 1 hr 38 min
Last Updated 27/04/2026
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Blade: Trinity (2004) Review - 8/10 Rating

Blade: Trinity is easily the messiest entry in the trilogy, but it is not without entertainment value. Wesley Snipes still looks incredible as Blade, even if the behind-the-scenes drama clearly left marks on the film. Ryan Reynolds brings early Deadpool energy as Hannibal King, and Jessica Biel makes a solid action presence. The Dracula concept should have hit harder, but the movie still has enough attitude and vampire-slaying style to make it watchable.

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Blade: Trinity (2004) Trivia

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  • Blade: Trinity is the third film in the original Blade trilogy.
  • Wesley Snipes returned as Blade.
  • The film was released in 2004.
  • David S. Goyer directed the movie.
  • Ryan Reynolds plays Hannibal King.
  • Jessica Biel plays Abigail Whistler.
  • Dominic Purcell plays Drake, the film’s version of Dracula.
  • The film introduced the Nightstalkers to the movie franchise.
  • Behind-the-scenes tension became widely discussed.
  • Ryan Reynolds’ performance is often seen as a preview of his Deadpool style.

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