Blade Blu-Ray Movie

Blade

List Price	$33.98 (You save $8.83)
Studio	Universal Studios / Alliance Films
Orig Year	1998
All Time Sales Rank	125967
CD Universe Part number	7938767
Catalog number	3582710
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 02, 2009
Rating	R (MPAA)
Rating Reason	Violence; Language; Brief Nudity
Also Known As	Blade, the Vampire Slayer
Running Time	120 Minutes
Additional Info	Widescreen; DTS Sound
Movie Details	Color; Widescreen; DTS Sound; Canadian; Blu-Ray Disc

Blade Movie Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars If you liked on DVD you'll love on bluray
This is the kind of film you either love or hate - but if it's your bag then you'll find the bluray experience amazing. Quality of picture and sound are fantastic. Highly recommended!
Submitted by Rob (New York)
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4 stars MY SECOND FAVORITE BLADE MOVIE!!!
This movie's good,but suffer's from to many boring dramatic parts.It should of been more action packed.Although I like the battle between him,and the blood god.At the end...
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3 stars bloody well done!
i've seen the movie,.. and i like it.. i love the beginning scene *in the vampire night club* i have all the songs from blade 1 on CD. i give this movie a 10+ because i've seen the movie when i was 11 years old and now im 15 and i still like the movie.!!
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5 stars COOL VAMP MOVIE
This is a good vampire movie. Its not a traditional vampire movie, but its really good.
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5 stars Snipes at his best
Wesley Snipes was made for this role.in addition to that,this is probably the best vampire movie ever made.
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