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EPISODE · May 18, 2020 · 3H 15M

Ep 68: Blade

from The Movie Defenders

It's time to go back in time to one of the FIRST true, real Marvel movies, 1998's Blade! While Scott gives it a recent re-watch, Donald watches for the very first time ever and we analyze the film and let you know our thoughts. First we have a discussion about the future of Star Wars content, and how it might, and should be presented. Should we get more series, or more films? Then because of Blade's opening scene, we pick our Top 5 opening scenes in movies of all time! Finally we dive into Blade, playing several scenes from the film while we discuss the story, writing, action, acting, and effects. How well does it hold up in 2020? Listen to find out! So grab your essence of garlic, stock up on silver, and don't forget crosses don't do squat on this episode of The Movie Defenders podcast! Click here to connect and listen from anywhere:  https://linktr.ee/moviedefenders 00:00:00 Intro and Announcements 00:16:27 The Future of Star Wars Content 00:44:03 Top 5 Opening Scenes of All Time 01:18:52 Blade Discussion Begins 01:58:05 Frost is Brought Before the House 02:08:10 Karen Learns What She's Gotten Into 02:14:47 Karen is Followed & Familiars 02:24:58 Whistler and Blade's Stories 02:38:40 Death of Whistler 02:44:18 Blade vs. Vampires 02:47:00 Blade Meets His Mother

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