
Reviews — Ghost Rider
Audience write-ups from TMDB
GenerationofSwine
Johnny Blaze’s possession by Zarathos, a malevolent force, is established as stemming from a constant battle within Johnny himself, who is portrayed as inherently good; any positive actions he took were a result of this internal conflict. Similarly, Dan Ketch, originating from Brooklyn, was possessed by the Spirit of Vengeance, an essentially benevolent being. Despite their struggles for dominance, both the entiti…
Filipe Manuel Neto
It provides solid entertainment, but that’s essentially all it is, and it might be quickly forgotten in a few years. I wouldn't have known about the Ghost Rider character without this movie; he seems to be one of the darkest and least well-known characters within the Marvel universe. I’m not an expert on comics—just familiar with some of the more famous ones, having seen a few movies—so I'll set aside any concerns…
Wuchak
Johnny Blaze and his father earn a living performing stunts similar to Evel Knievel’s at a carnival. After his father is diagnosed with cancer, Johnny makes a misguided bargain with the devil, which results in him being cursed to become the Ghost Rider – a supernatural flaming skeleton. Mark Steven Johnson's "Ghost Rider" (2007) combines elements of Faust and Spider-Man, drawing from various iterations of the comi…
tmdb44006625
Ghost Rider falls short of being truly awful like some of Nicolas Cage’s other films, but it also fails to provide a genuinely enjoyable moviegoing experience. It occupies an odd space, somewhere between mildly diverting and immediately disposable. The performances are inconsistent; Eva Mendes doesn't fare well, while Sam Elliott delivers a strong performance, leading to a noticeable disparity in quality among the ac…
TopKek
This film could easily rank among Nicholas Cage’s finest works, centering on motorbike stunt racer Johnny Blaze. His tragic backstory involves a deal with the devil made in an attempt to save his father from cancer—a bargain that backfires when his father dies anyway. Years later, he's reactivated by the devil and tasked with eliminating Blackheart, who is the devil’s own offspring, transforming Johnny into Ghost Rid…


