The first Ghost Rider film, directed by Mark Steven Johnson, followed a safe, traditional superhero origin structure. It relied heavily on early-2000s CGI, romantic subplots, and a sanitized PG-13 rating. Spirit of Vengeance throws that formula out the window.
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Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance is not a perfect movie. It has a weak script, and the plot is thin. But in terms of action, style, and absolute, unfiltered Nicolas Cage, it is a superior experience to the 2007 original. It is better because it is louder, faster, and much, much weirder.
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