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Is "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance" a Sequel or a Reboot?

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Johnny Whitworth in Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance (2011)

Ciarán Hinds in Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance (2011)

Idris Elba in Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance (2011)

Nicolas Cage and Idris Elba in Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance (2011)

Nicolas Cage, Mark Neveldine, and Brian Taylor in Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance (2011)

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Nicolas Cage and Ciarán Hinds in Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance (2011)

Nicolas Cage in Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance (2011)

How long is Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance?

Nicolas Cage

Ciarán Hinds

Idris Elba

Scott M. Gimple

Seth Hoffman

David S. Goyer

Johnny Blaze, tortured by the Ghost Rider&apos;s curse, gets a chance of redemption through protecting the Devil&apos;s son, whose father is pursuing him.

Mark Neveldine

Brian Taylor

Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance

A mindless CGI-fest that&apos;s so bad it&apos;s kind of funny.

Okay, I&apos;m a Nic Cage fanboy. Let&apos;s get that out of the way. I&apos;ll watch anything the guy does no matter how terrible the reviews are, and sometimes I&apos;ll be pleasantly surprised, as was the case with &quot;Seeking Justice&quot;, &quot;Drive Angry&quot;, and &quot;Kiss of Death&quot;. The guy has some hidden gems in his career. Is Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance one of them? Hell no.

The first Ghost Rider was campy and stupid, but it was a watchable popcorn action movie and it had Eva Mendes (hence, watchable). Spirit of Vengeance is just stupid. Everything about it is stupid. No part of this movie is fleshed out and none of it is interesting. It throws you right into the action with no exposition. It&apos;s just a bunch of things happening on screen oozing with CGI to make up for the complete lack of substance. You can tell this is the same guy that directed Crank: the difference is that movie didn&apos;t need any substance because the premise was so fun. This movie just pisses on Ghost Rider&apos;s origin (literally) and expects you to enjoy watching sh*t blow up for the sake of sh*t blowing up. The writing in this movie is especially horrendous; did they hire a 10 year old to do the screenplay? It sure as hell seems like it.

So you may be asking yourself, &quot;why give it a 4/10 if it&apos;s so awful?&quot; Well, I&apos;m a sucker for laughably bad movies and this definitely qualifies. I mean, the dialogue alone tries to take itself seriously but ends up providing really good unintentional laughs. But I&apos;ll be fair, not all of this movie sucks.

Nicolas Cage is always enjoyable to watch. You can tell he&apos;s invested in the role, and his dedication really holds this movie together. Idris Elba is also in this movie for some reason and he&apos;s great in anything, even if his character is completely throwaway. The other acting is serviceable I guess. You can&apos;t really blame any actors here because it&apos;s obvious the filmmakers wanted it to be a massive CGI-fest with stupid dialogue to lead action sequence A to action sequence B. To their credit, the CGI in this movie is pretty cool. Ghost Rider looks badass, the visuals in the big set pieces are nice to look at, and if you have no interest in the story you can definitely shut your brain off and enjoy the insanity happening on screen. 

So in a nutshell, you don&apos;t need to see this movie. You really don&apos;t. Not even the great Nicolas Cage is enough to hold this piece of trash together. But if you&apos;re really stoned or just want to see cool sh*t on screen for an hour and a half and there&apos;s literally nothing else to watch, go ahead and knock yourself out with Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance. You may find a new B-movie comedy classic.

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A mindless CGI-fest that's so bad it's kind of funny.

Okay, I'm a Nic Cage fanboy. Let's get that out of the way. I'll watch anything the guy does no matter how terrible the reviews are, and sometimes I'll be pleasantly surprised, as was the case with "Seeking Justice", "Drive Angry", and "Kiss of Death". The guy has some hidden gems in his career. Is Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance one of them? Hell no.

The first Ghost Rider was campy and stupid, but it was a watchable popcorn action movie and it had Eva Mendes (hence, watchable). Spirit of Vengeance is just stupid. Everything about it is stupid. No part of this movie is fleshed out and none of it is interesting. It throws you right into the action with no exposition. It's just a bunch of things happening on screen oozing with CGI to make up for the complete lack of substance. You can tell this is the same guy that directed Crank: the difference is that movie didn't need any substance because the premise was so fun. This movie just pisses on Ghost Rider's origin (literally) and expects you to enjoy watching sh*t blow up for the sake of sh*t blowing up. The writing in this movie is especially horrendous; did they hire a 10 year old to do the screenplay? It sure as hell seems like it.

So you may be asking yourself, "why give it a 4/10 if it's so awful?" Well, I'm a sucker for laughably bad movies and this definitely qualifies. I mean, the dialogue alone tries to take itself seriously but ends up providing really good unintentional laughs. But I'll be fair, not all of this movie sucks.

Nicolas Cage is always enjoyable to watch. You can tell he's invested in the role, and his dedication really holds this movie together. Idris Elba is also in this movie for some reason and he's great in anything, even if his character is completely throwaway. The other acting is serviceable I guess. You can't really blame any actors here because it's obvious the filmmakers wanted it to be a massive CGI-fest with stupid dialogue to lead action sequence A to action sequence B. To their credit, the CGI in this movie is pretty cool. Ghost Rider looks badass, the visuals in the big set pieces are nice to look at, and if you have no interest in the story you can definitely shut your brain off and enjoy the insanity happening on screen. 

So in a nutshell, you don't need to see this movie. You really don't. Not even the great Nicolas Cage is enough to hold this piece of trash together. But if you're really stoned or just want to see cool sh*t on screen for an hour and a half and there's literally nothing else to watch, go ahead and knock yourself out with Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance. You may find a new B-movie comedy classic.

Johnny Blaze, tortured by the Ghost Rider's curse, gets a chance of redemption through protecting the Devil's son, whose father is pursuing him.

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