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Article: IF NOTHING ELSE, HIGH-TECH ``BLADE'' IS FAST-MOVING.(DAILY BREAK)(Review)
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- The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA)
- Article date:
- August 24, 1998
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Byline: MAL VINCENT, MOVIE CRITIC
THEY'RE EVERYWHERE,'' a somber, badly aging Kris Kristofferson warns his supposedly younger - but pretty mature-looking - cohort Blade. Blade is a super-something whose mother was impregnated by a vampire.
Now he's a ``daywalker,'' having the strengths of vampires but able to roam about in the sunlight. He hates the suckers and is vowed to eliminate the threat they pose toward humanity.
``Blade,'' the latest movie to borrow from a Marvel Comic book creation, is high-tech and fast-moving - intent, above all, at being ``cool.'' The posters claim that Blade has ``the power of an immortal, the soul of a human, the ...
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Article: Eventually, `Blade' loses its edge
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August 21, 1998 ;
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...BLADE Directed by: Stephen ... Kristofferson, N'Bushe Wright, Donal Logue, Udo ... Enter Snipes as Blade, blasting and slicing ... weapons maker and N'Bushe Wright's hematologist ... do something about Blade's blood problem ...
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