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Blade II
Know The Mark
( Action / Horror / Thriller )


Blade II Poster

MPAA Rating:
R
[strong pervasive violence‚ language‚ some drug use and sexual content]

US Runtime: 116 min

Premiere Date:
Mar 21, 2002   [USA]
 
Director: Guillermo del Toro
 
Writers: Marv Wolfman   [character]   [character]
Gene Colan   [character]   [character]
David S Goyer   [written by]   [written by]
 
Music by Marco Beltrami
Buck Sanders   [additional music]
 
Cinematography: Gabriel Beristain
 
Edited by: Lionel Johnson
 
Production Companys: Amen Ra Films
Imaginary Forces
Justin Pictures
Milk & Honey
New Line Cinema
 


Special Effects:

C.O.R.E. Digital Pictures
Effects Associates Ltd.
special effects
Framestore Ltd.
digital visual effects
Pacific Title Digital
additional visual effects
Pixel Magic
additional visual effects
 
Riot
additional visual effects
Steve Johnson’s XFX Inc.
make-up effects
The Computer Film Company
digital visual effects
The Image Resolution Inc.
additional visual effects
Tippett Studio
digital stunts and creature effects
 
 

Filming Locations: (Now With Clickable Links To Location On Google Maps)

 

Tech Info:

Budget:
$55,000,000 (USA)
Camera:
Panavision Cameras and Lenses
Color Info:
Color (DeLuxe)
Laboratory:
DeLuxe, USA & FotoKem Laboratory, Burbank (CA), USA
Barrandov Laboratore, Prague, Czech Republic
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1
Cinematographic Process:
Spherical
Film Length:
3192 m - Germany
Shooting Dates:
Mar 2001 - Aug 2001

Trivia:

  • The phrase "a man without fear" is used in this film. This is another comic book reference, this one a reference to Daredevil, which is now a Ben Affleck film.
     
  • Comic Book Artists Mike Mignola and Tim Bradstreet worked as conceptual artists.
     
  • Pop Icon Michael Jackson was originally going to have a cameo in the "House of Pain" sequence as a "Vampire Pimp" that Nyssa encounters as she searches the upstairs hall. Jackson had to drop out due to scheduling conflicts and the part was played by a Czech actor. The sequence was ultimately cut out entirely for pacing reasons.
     
  • Much of Karel Roden's dialogue is dubbed by an uncredited English actor since audiences found his Czech accent too thick.
     
  • The corporate artwork in the Caliban building, which is knocked over in the climactic fight scene, represents a DNA double helix.
     

Credits Fun:

  • No real reapers were hurt during the making of this film.
     

DVD Easter Eggs: (Hidden So You Don't See Anything You Don't Want To See)


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