I thought the sidekicks were okay. Hannibal King was a hilarious character and the ass-kickin' hottie worked for me.

I watched this movie for Blade not his sidekicks. They spent a lot of time explaining the sidekicks' motives and their friends motives. It just got a little irritating because I just wanted to see Blade kick ass again.

to middlefinger: Why wach the thrid if you did not like the frist two dumbass.Well now we finesh the samll stuff let get to the movie.I loved all three of them all the same I was a lil sad to see whistler go down the way he did.

The first two were great. This one is ruined by pushing Blade into the background. Wesley Snipes was really angry about them adding two other "sidekicks". Blade doesn't need sidekicks, the name of the movie is BLADE. Unfortunately Wesleys Snipes unhappiness shows on camera, he doesnt do much and he looks pretty bored. I heard he spent most of his time in his trailer smoking weed and they used a body double and cgi for many scenes.

Not to good of a way to end a successful franchise. The first vampire looked like a GAP model. The non-vampires beat the vampires to easily. Go to dvdtalk.com to read the story behind the movie. Wesley Snipes should never work again.

I really enjoyed this movie! I believe this is the best of the 3 Blade movies so far. I liked the introduction of new characters to be helping Blade, and thought the soundtrack was awesome! Highly entertaining!

...as if the first two weren't enough.

A great relief after Blade II (which I actually fell asleep through), Blade: Trinity has a different feel than its two, more serious predecessors, but doesn't match the original. Wesley Snipes returns as Blade, the half-breed who hunts vampires; this time, the bad guy happens to be the very first vampire in existence, Drake (Dominic Purcell). This time, Blade gets some help by a group of younger hunters (whether he wants it or not); youve got the serious bad-ass (Blade), the eye candy (Whistlers Daughter, played by Jessica Biel), and the smart-ass (Hannibal King, played by Ryan Reynolds), so youve got the formulaic action trio. Considerably less dark than the other two, Trinity interjects a lot (perhaps an overload?) of humor by Reynolds character; you'll either love it or hate it, either way, youll probably laugh. Yeah, its a cheesy storyline (but its about vampires, what all do you expect?), and its not the most original of plots, either. Though it doesnt come close to the original, it was entertaining nonetheless. CAUTION: SPOILERS AHEAD! : Im not all that happy about the way the offed Whistler, it didnt seem to do his character justice. The scene in the wanna-be goth shop (with the, erm, interesting vampire memorabilia) was somehow really funny. Oh, and is it me, or was it at least in part a big commercial for the Apple iPod? Not the best vampire movie out there, but its got its good points.