:Ghost Rider: Spirit Of Vengeance' Review: Worst Marvel Movie No.3!


🔥💀 Worst Marvel Movie No.3 🔥💀 Ghost Rider: Spirit Of Vengeance 🔥💀 Review 🔥💀 3.9/10 🔥💀

I don't get WTF was going through the minds of Marvel and Columbia Pictures when they decided to bring out a second Ghost Rider, I mean as if the first one wasn't that bad, right?

There's some gleefully twisted stuff here (for those who like that kind of shit). Johnny tries to fight off the transformation to Ghost Rider, speeding down the street, screaming and cackling with the effort; he also magically switches from a flaming motorcycle to an enormous flaming crane in one shot (apparently it doesn't matter what vehicle he rides). For this sequel, the Ghost Rider franchise thought they would try clear there conscience and changed directors; then we got the demented team of Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, the boys behind Crank and Crank: High Voltage. The result is a slight improvement in style, but unfortunately, the movie still lags behind in the script, character departments, and every other department, it's just darn-right silly.

The story is sluggish and uninspired, with several bald spots of logic, and it has a distasteful penchant for violence against women and kids (wtf). The cardboard characters never inspire any connection; Cage plays his character as a touch too crazy, though Placido is genuinely appealing. Thank God this didn't ruin Idris Elba's career!

Ghost Rider is not meant for kids, you cant focus the film around violence, death and torment and then slap a kids age rating on it, come on guys! For the last few years I have thought it would of been cool to get an R-rated Ghost Rider Netflix series, as I always loved the comics! Who's with me?

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