Blade: Between Genres, Between Identities

[@kelseymtf8345]

I am once again commenting to boost this video and also say hello to the creatures. Hello, creatures!

[@ShadinCore]

20:02 me, an intellectual, while adjusting my monocle: "ah, yes-yes, indeed, the classic moment when an angsty cat guy resolves master-slave dialectic between himself and a emo bat guy by shoving a box into his hole"

[@MHDaron]

Interesting essay, definitely did not expect Bleach to come up while talking about Blade. Also appreciate the point about art as an ongoing dialogue between artists, taking ideas, techniques and structures from one generation to the next, changing and re-examining them to create something new. Thank you for sharing.

[@Infernatrix]

Refreshing change of place, didn't know you were into the Blade series before this.

[@SilverMaple106]

I'd never seen the Blade movies prior to watching this essay. It made me go and check the first two films out. Thanks for pointing me towards the series, I enjoyed both of them :)

[@MissEvieYT]

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[@GekkeGeitjes]

Nice work, this deserves more views!

[@Twinzje]

Just a couple minutes in, but just want to comment I love your characterization of Guillermo del Toro as 'monstrously talented'

[@CrypticChocobo]

Love your approach here! Literally want to watch every movie mentioned now

[@SemiIocon]

Blade is also a character in the hit GOTY "Midnight Suns", where he can mentor the main character. That game has a weird erotic undertone.

[@LunaRose1312]

Enter the wu tang 36 chambers is an amazing album

[@heavygretal]

for the algorithm!! 🤘

[@azertyQ]

I too wrote an essay on Blade in uni, mine was terrrrible tho

[@dudeist_priest]

Sorry, but your dry reading of "MFer, are you outta your damn mind?" Had me chuckling.

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[@Derekiv]

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