Blade 2 (draft review)

I only want to write a quick note here about this movie. When I have time, I will try to be in more detailed, with names of actors, actresses that impressed me.

Well, to be honest, I don't like any movie that too bloody! Doesn't mean that I don't like vampire stuff, for there is something erotic about the way vampire only sucks blood from the opposite sex victim at the neck (one among the most eroneous zones of the body?).

Seriously, I think "vampire" was what people used as a disguise perhaps in the old time, as an excuse to "necking". Think of this, if a couple "necking" in public (in the old time, when everything was strict!), then the whole society would critise them badly for their "immoral" behaviour. But if it involved a victim and a "blood sucker", then the whole thing became "less immoral", don't you think?


Return to the movie Blade 2, I was so so reluctant to watch it, but I value the friendship I have had with a young lady who is now working in Prague, Czech, so I did it. (She sounds like a nice and direct young lady, who has always been helpful to me. She wants to help me earning extra money, by asking me to do reviews for some of the movies which either filmed wholly or partly in Czech!).

The movie was full of surprise (bloody surprise!), with blood spattered everywhere. In addition to blood, there were darkness and ugly looking men who were quite sickly, skinny and bald in features. They seemed to be a kind of mutation which the leader was Norak (I will check the spellings later), created by the leader of the vampire world.

The hero of the movie was Daywalker! Why he had that name? well, to distinguish him from the shadow world of vampires. Seemed as he was also partly vampire, but he could withstand the sunlight, and could control his thirst for blood by taking some ampulet of something which resembled blood!).

Our hero helps the human world fighting from the vampires, and thus, was considered as the enemy of the latter.

Daywalker was undestructable (forgive my spelling here will you?). His only weakness is his love for his "adopted" father, the old man who taught him how to survive, how to fight, how to be a good man, etc (perhaps whoever watched Blade 1, would know about this better than me?).

Daywalker managed to rescue his adopted father from the enemy's hand (they were doing some experiment on the old man I think). Soon after that, he and his gang was invited by the vampires to help them destroy Norak and his species. (Of course the vampires did not let Daywalker knew about their link to Norak, the source of a new contagious microorganisms, which kept converting Norak's and his victims' victims, into another "clone" of Norak if the "virus" passed to their system by the tounge).

In, lots of interesting weapons to fight the Norak gang, mainly things relate to bio chemical agents, (I am a biochemist/analytical chemist by trade, but I would rather check my textbook first before saying anything stupid here).

It was scary and awful, watching the "Norak" sucking blood from their victims (the whole process was real disgusting!)... Seriously, it reminded me of people who are drug addicted, the way they could not control themselves when the need for blood come suddenly (don't shoot me if you were one!). In this movie, the blood sucking process by this grostesque species was quite colorful and impressive. The inside of their head and body was quite unique too (reminded me of many octopuses inside!).

To cut the story short (will edit later), Daywalker was caught at the end by the vampire, when he almost destroyed all the "Norak" species. The leader wanted to learn from Daywalker's blood, and from there, to create a better vampire with similar features to Daywalker (eg, not exploded/burnt by sunlight as the current vampire species!).

His daughter (the pretty vampire) was disillusioned with her father, when she found out the truth, that her father was prepared to sacrify her as part of the trap to trap Daywalker, and that he was in truth, the source of the "Norak" problem.

She let Norak approached her father. Norak after destroy the leader of vampire (who he called "father"), turned around, and killed the daughter too.

Daywalker tried to fulfill her last wish: she wanted to die under the sunlight (which she did, exploded and disappeared into thin air! what a pity!)...

Daywalker chased after the person that betrayed him (I think so, have to check this info again!), and that was that....