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Synopsis: Blade: Trinity (also known as Blade III or Blade III: Trinity) is a 2004 American superhero film written, produced and directed by David S. Goyer, who also wrote the screenplays to Blade and Blade II. It stars Wesley Snipes, who also produced, in the title role based on the Marvel Comics character Blade alongside Ryan Reynolds, Jessica Biel, Kris Kristofferson, Dominic Purcell, Parker Posey and Triple H.
Production: New Line Cinema
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.9
Metacritic:
38
Rotten Tomatoes:
25%
R
Year:
2004
113 min
$52,400,000
Website
857 Views


CUMBERLAND:

Lock it down! Keep them contained!

On the rooftops above, various SWAT SNIPERS take position.

INT. BLADE'S REFUGE - BOAT HOUSE - NIGHT

Blade BRAWLS with a half-dozen agents, sending them flying in

all directions. He grabs one agent, HEAD-BUTTS him, THROWS

him into the path of two others --

Then he reaches for another, THROWING him THROUGH a window at

the rear, out into the river which runs below --

ON WHISTLER:

as he moves with increased urgency. The armory is filling up

with tear gas. Coughing and half-blind, he hurries to a bank

of computers, types in a series of commands --

THE VARIOUS COMPUTER MONITORS

around him synch up, showing the same protocol message:

Data protection routine enabled

--Server 1 protection enabled...

--Server 2 protection enabled...

In response, a rack of network storage equipment and removable

hard drives EXPLODES. Then a second rack of equipment

EXPLODES as well.

EXT. BLADE'S REFUGE - BOAT HOUSE - NIGHT

From their vantage point below, Cumberland and the others can

hear the explosions. Cumberland is on his radio, SHOUTING:

CUMBERLAN D:

What's going on in there?

AGENT'S VOICE

(over radio)

Some kind of self-destruct program!

They're fragging their hard drives!

INT. BLADE'S REFUGE - BOAT HOUSE - NIGHT

Whistler keeps moving. An agent gets a clear shot at him,

FIRES -- Whistler is hit in the chest.

Blade SEES Whistler take the hit, but he's cut off from the

old man, being swarmed by agents --

BLADE:

WHISTLER!

Whistler staggers, keeps moving. He makes it to another bank

of computers, launches the same protocol.

ON MORE MONITORS

Erasing information, purging themselves. We see commands:

--Workstation 1 protection enabled

--Workstation 2 protection enabled

With each successive command, the workstations themselves

begin self-destructing, EXPLODING one after another.

Another agent gets a bead on Whistler, FIRING a round into

Whistler's thigh. Whistler SCREAMS --

ON BLADE,

in anguish as he sees his mentor being slaughtered. Then two

agents are RUSHING HIM, tackling Blade. As one they fall

backwards, into another bank of windows --

EXT. BLADE'S REFUGE - BOAT HOUSE - NIGHT

CRASH! The three of them come FLYING DOWN in a spray of

glass, landing atop one of the police cruisers below. The

roof buckles under their weight, windows SHATTERING --

CUMBERLAND:

Take him down!

An FBI AGENT raises a CODA net gun atop his shoulder, taking

aim. BA-BANG! Four projectiles expand out from the barrel,

carrying a STEEL NET which has been strung between them.

The netting hits Blade, wrapping around him, restricting his

movements. Immediately, a small army of agents DIVE on top of

him, PUMMELING AWAY, trying to beat him into submission --

INT. BLADE'S REFUGE - BOAT HOUSE - NIGHT

On the verge of losing consciousness, Whistler props himself

against a piece of machinery. He's bleeding, been shot to

hell. One of his hands is closed, clutching something.

Agents warily close in around him, guns raised.

AGENT:

Move a finger and you're dead.

WHISTLER:

(flipping them off)

How 'bout this one?

Whistler lets his other hand uncurl. He's got a REMOTE in his

palm, with a tiny digital timer counting-down.

AGENT #2

He's got something in his--

00:
03. 00:02. 00:01. The timer reaches zero.

A SERIES OF EXPLOSIONS

rock the workshop, knocking the agents back.

EXT. BLADE'S REFUGE - BOAT HOUSE - NIGHT

CLOUDS OF FIRE and FLAMING DEBRIS MUSHROOM OUTWARD, catching

all unawares, sweeping them up off their feet with a hurricane

force. In the midst of the conflagration --

-- Blade briefly manages to tear free of his captors --

BLADE:

WHISTLER!!!

-- but the wall of FIRE and LIGHT is rushing onward, sweeping

up everything in its path, turning the world to white.

INT. POLICE STATION - INTERROGATION ROOM - NIGHT

FADE IN. We are CLOSE ON Blade's perspiration-beaded face.

His eyelids flutter as he slowly regains consciousness.

CUMBERLAND (O.S.)

Rise and shine, sleepyhead.

PULL BACK. We are in a room with a one-way mirrored window.

Blade sits, hands cuffed behind him, BRIGHT LIGHTS shining

down on him. He looks disoriented, battered. Very weak.

Cumberland and Hale are sitting across from Blade.

BLADE:

Who --?

CUMBERLAND:

Special Agents Ray Cumberland and Wilson

Hale, FBI. We've been tracking you for a

long time.

BLADE:

Whistler --

HALE:

Dead. Just like all of your victims.

Blade shuts his eyes -- as if he could just wish them away.

CUMBERLAND:

How many people have you killed? Thirty?

Forty? A hundred?

BLADE:

Those were familiars -- people who worked

for them --

CUMBERLAND:

And by "them" you mean vampires, right?

I suppose next you'll be telling us that

Bigfoot's in on the conspiracy too? So

what kills these bloodsu~kers, tough guy?

Maybe you can give us some pointers.

(counting on his ringers)

You can stake 'em, right? Then there's

sunlight -- what about crosses, Wilson?

Do those still work?

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David S. Goyer

David S. Goyer was born on December 22, 1965 in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA as David Samuel Goyer. He is a writer and producer, known for Batman Begins (2005), The Dark Knight (2008) and Man of Steel (2013). He is married to Marina Black. They have two children. more…

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