Not my favorite Nic Cage movie, or favorite Pre-Iron Man (2008) Marvel film, but it was surprisingly coherent, and had some decent Nic freak-outs. It's overall kinda bland, and not super worth watching, even just to make fun of it.

Ghost Rider: Movie Review.I remember watching Ghost Rider in cinemas when it was released. I liked some parts of the film especially the character design of Ghost Rider, some Visual Effects sequences and kind of dumb but entertaining and enjoyable performance by Nicolas Cage and the film's odd humour, but the rest was film was poorly done. The plot and script was weak and characters were very underdeveloped. All over its an okay kind of film.(Please Note: That This Review represent only my professional view and my personal honest opinion about the film, and does not represent others. Thank You).

Stunt motorcyclist Johnny Blaze gives up his soul to become a hellblazing vigilante, to fight against power hungry Blackheart, the son of the devil himself. Ghost Rider is not the mess that many people would like you to think it is and it's also directed by the guy who made Daredevil with Ben Affleck another not so bad movie and although Ghost Rider wasn't as good as that one it was a nice movie sure the villains were generic and had some dumb plans that was in the end their ultimate defeat also the movie has some very awkward conversations and jokes and even some over the top cgi but Ghost Rider has more good than bad than you might think one is the monster itself The Rider looks amazing and sounds amazing, the acting is fine nothing great but fine and the cgi 90% of it it's pretty awesome especially when Cage changes into Ghost Rider and also this movie has this epic shot of 2 Riders side by side one with a motorcycle and the other in the horse and you have this badass song in the background and basically the film is pretty awesome sure there are some problems like i said mostly the villain Blackheart that sounds like a 15 year old but that doesn't mean that it's like the worst movie of all time it's nowhere as bad as Fan4stic or Batman & Robin that's for sure 9/10.

Based on the Marvel comic character, Nicholas Cage plays Johnny Blaze, a motorcycle stunt driver who escapes death countless times because he sold his soul to the Devil (Peter Fonda) years earlier in exchange that his father would beat cancer. The Devil doesn't totally keep his end of the bargain so Johnny escapes to fame but soon the Devil shows up wanting him to become the Ghost Rider and destroy his son who is trying to take over his power. I'll admit right up front that I'm not a comic fan and I've certainly never read anything this film is based on so I can't compare it to anything. I went into the movie hoping to at least get a popcorn entertainment and for the most part I think the film delivers, although it's certainly far from perfect and it's not even a good film. I viewed the Extended Cut, which I think was a mistake because there are certain scenes that just dragged on for no reason and sure enough, after watching the movie I looked up the differences in the two versions and these scenes were what was extended. There's way too much build-up and talk leading up to what the film is really about and I'd say that the ending goes on way too long as well. Directed by Mark Steven Johnson, and based on his own screenplay, the film makes no sense. The main idea revolves around the eternal theme of how a man can sell his own soul to the devil because the asking person wants to gain something he doesn't have, or in this case because Johnny Blaze, who knows about his father's cancer, wants to save the old man. Unfortunately, for the production team, better made movies have been made using this idea.