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Gianna Jun, Allison Miller, Masiela Lusha, Colin Salmon, Andrew Pleavin, Koyuki, Michael Byrne
Blood: The Last Vampire brings to life an English language live-action feature movie of the original Japanese anime feature film from a producer of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Hero. Gianna Jun...( read more
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Id: 11029098
Some scenes were good, though the anime is a lot better, watch it if you're curious like me or if you ain't got nothing else to do haha :P
A decent but unexciting live action reworking of the original animated film (far superior) and subsequent anime series. For those familiar with the material, it's a frustrating experience. There clearly wasn't enough budget to keep the stylistic visuals consistent throughout, a...( read more)
Great cinematography, dazzling choreography and absolutely nothing else. An embarrassing live action version of another Japanese anime plagued by cringe-worthy dialogue, acting and CG.
Especially the CG.
This is some flashy stylish high octane shit hehe a nice combination of Eastern ideas and Western help provides us with this Manga story brought to the big screen in live action.
To be honest there isn't really anything here you haven't seen before, it has a kind of 'Blade' feel ...( read more)
It's more tolerable than the majority of big budget films that it foolishly went up against. However, Blood is still a film with huge problems. The main problem is the CGI. Good CGI does NOT make a good film, but bad CGI can pretty much destroy one. It is unbelievably distracting...( read more)
A small mess of a movie which had some potential.The script is awful,there's some really bad acting mostly by support characters and the CGi is horrible,they could have done so much better. There's just one scene that's worth seeing and that's a fight scene with Saya's teacher vs...( read more)
A remake of the animated film (not the manga, nor the animated series) it adds more to the storyline to create a more rounded story than just "girl kills demons for an hour and a half, the end." Saya is given a background and purpose in the film as well as nemesis, none of which...( read more)
