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...this, the third and final installment in the Blade series, Blade is living with his mentor (Kris Kristofferson), a maimed carpenter with dirty white curls—one might even call him a Christ figure—who continually prognosticates that Blade will be taken in by the F.B.I if he is not more careful about how he kills vampire allies. Blade, ironically, quickly falls for exactly this trap, indiscriminately killing a Vampire familiar. Soon, he is public enemy number one, in a media satire segment illustrated by a surprisingly cerebral Charlie Rose-esque clip. Then the F.B.I. closes...
...while killing vampires with a bow and arrow. It is just as holy a role only more aggressive. Professional wrestler Triple-H, in the role of a vampire thug, seems dumb, but conveys no actorly mannerisms. He is either really dumb or really good at acting really dumb. Kris Kristofferson is good at affecting Jesus with a laconic absence of humor, which I suppose is a skill in itself, like Al Jolson’s dancing in blackface. James Claveziel, take note: you should pray to have Kristofferson’s screen presence when you reach his age. And then...
...Friday, Reese’s low score past Union goaltender Kris Mayotte sealed the game for Harvard...
Forward Andrew Lederman took freshman Alex Meintel’s pass and circled behind goaltender Kris Mayotte. Once he cleared the right post, the senior whipped the puck out in front as assistant captain Tom Cavanagh barreled towards the crease. His one-timer whizzed past Mayotte on his glove side with 2:49 left to play in the frame...
...hoping to have this situation to be honest with you,” Leaman said. “Kris Mayotte is a spectacular goaltender. We just went to the well a little too much, and he got worn down, and he let in some softies. It wasn’t his fault...He needed a day off and he wasn’t able to have...