Ghost Rider

GHOST RIDER

Ghost Rider, the latest movie based on a Marvel Comic, is one of those stealth films that arrives in theaters with nary a press screening until the night before opening—past deadline for many writers. Usually, that means the movie reeks so much that the studio does not dare show it to critics any earlier for fear of what their poison pens might do. But in this case, what it really means is that whoever made that boneheaded decision at Sony Pictures ought to be preparing a new résumé; if he or she could not see what this truly fun piece of entertainment had to offer, it's time to get into a new line of work. Sure, it may fall under the heading of a guilty pleasure, but there is nothing wrong with that—few movies can even make that much of a promise.

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An acrobatic bike man Jhonny Blaze (Nicholas Cage) he sells his soul and made a contract with the devil as the "Revenge Soul" in order to save his dying father and sadly parts from the pure-hearted Roxanne Simpson, the love of his life, but as the rewards in the contract he has been "blessed", when the night comes his head become a fire skull and rides with his Hell Fire Bike and start "dealing" with his demonic enemies, who plans to displace his father and create a new hell even more terrible than the old one.


Film
ACTION/FANTASY – (ADULT)
NICHOLAS CAGE, EVA MENDEZ, WES BENTLEY, PETER FONDA, MATTHEW LONG
Director
MARK STEVEN JOHNSON
Written By
MARK STEVEN JOHNSON
Produser
DAVID S. GOYER, STAN LEE, GARY FOSTER
Production
COLUMBIA PICTURES
Homepage
http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/ghostrider/
Trailer
http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/ghostrider/