Dragonrage wrote:Vorador wrote:Dragonrage wrote:ja si ju mopžda nabavim kad tad čisto zato jer sam Blade fan. Inače jel ovo neki posebni film, "Blade : Housde of Chthon" ili je to pilot epizoda serije?
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Pa jel nije to pilot epizoda? One su malo duže pa je prodaju kao poseban film. Ili ako se ne varam, prve 2 epizode su kao 2 nastavka pa su možda editirane zajedno na ovom DVDu.
Moguće jer ta pilot epizoda traje malo duže...preko sat vremena ako se ne varam. Ali ono kaj mene sad zanima je to dali onda ima i kompletna serija za nabaviti ili samo ta pilot epizoda??
Ne bih znao. evo ovo citiram s Amazon.com:
15 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
Blade on TV doesn't work, June 30, 2007
By N. Durham "Big Evil" (Philadelphia, PA) - See all my reviews
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With Wesley Snipes having enough of being Blade, the series and Marvel character made the transformation from feature film series to television.
Blade: House of Chthon is the pilot of the TV series that premiered on Spike TV, and featured rapper Kirk "Sticky Fingaz" Jones as the super human vampire hunter, which in itself helps kill the series right off the bat. Blade teams up with Iraq war veteran Krista (Jill Wagner, better known as the girl from the Mercury car commercials) whose brother was a vampire familiar and was murdered for something he knew. This leads them to a powerful and dangerous vamp named Marcus Van Sciver (Neil Jackson) who has big plans for both species. Though it had film trilogy writer David S. Goyer and celebrated comic writer Geoff Johns behind it, the Blade series just never excelled the way it could have, and this pilot is no different. The acting is pretty bad all around, and the overall story never picked up and got really interesting until the end of the series, and by that time, it was already too late. Jones just comes off as lame and just doesn't have that opposing charisma that Snipes posessed, plus the Blade character just seems so weak willed compared to what we've seen before. There are some good ideas, hot women (Wagner and Jessica Gower), and some nifty TV effects as well, but in the end, this is an ultimate failure.
Not to mention that it's inevitable for the whole series to make it's way to DVD, of which this pilot will most likely be included. If you're a Blade fan and missed the series when originally aired, this may be worth a look, and if you were one of the few who actually enjoyed the series (it was canceled due to poor ratings and the overall negative reactions from fans of the films), this "extended" DVD may be worth picking up.
Piraterija, a možda je i Blade izašao u nekoj drugoj zemlji na DVD..