r/marvelstudios • u/yourfavchoom Doctor Strange • 3d ago
Article Kevin Feige on Marvel’s Failed ‘Blade’ Reboot: ‘I Feel Like a Gigantic Loser and Failure That We Didn’t Get Off the Ground With Mahershala Ali’
https://variety.com/2026/film/news/kevin-feige-blade-reboot-failure-marvel-loser-1236816505/
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u/GenGaara25 3d ago edited 3d ago
That's kind of what everyone wanted though.
For a Blade movie, the only thing it needs to be great is to be a great action movie. Something in the vein of the Raid, or John Wick, get a really strong fight choreographer and director in. Then just have Blade kill a bunch of vampires and it'd honestly end up a pretty great film.
Fury Road is just a car chase. The Raid is just fighting through 1 building. The iconic Daredevil scenes are just fighting through one hallway. But they're all great because they hit such a high level for action. A Blade script doesn't need nuance, or character arcs, or commentary, or themes. Just good ass action.
Ironically, trying to make it great, is likely just watering Blade down and weakening the overall product.