Wesley Snipes had filed a new lawsuit on Monday over some tax troubles and a paternity case. The article at E! Online explains, if things do not work out, Snipes is likely to collect $5 million from New Line Cinema via a freshly filed lawsuit.

Snipes filed suit in Los Angeles Superior Court, claiming the studio failed to live up to promises of giving him final say on the screenplay and director choice for Blade: Trinity.

The actor also contends New Line Cinema still owes him $3.6 million of the $13 million he was supposed to get up front for making the vampire flick.

Sci-Fi Wire feature an article on "Blade : Trinity" about the DVD and the alternate ending. Director David Goyer informed the site that the upcoming DVD will feature an ending that was written on-set, but never intended for the theatrical feature. "The ending for the extended edition of the film has a bleaker ending than the theatrical release," Goyer said in an interview. "The movie that was released has the ending that was scripted. At one point, we did tinker around with another ending, another ending that would be a test, and that´s what we decided to release on the extended version. ... I think the audience will find it darker."

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