as a woman i can confirm i always keep a magic 8 ball on me at all times, you just never know when the guy you almost ran off with 15-30 years ago and are inexplicably going going on a date with again will stand you up bc he's too busy caging out
It's been said before, but I do think a Robbie Reyes movie with Nic Cage returning as Johnny Blaze in a cameo could be way fun. In other news, I like your nails!
Pissing Flames should be a term used when someone overhypes something that ultimately is mediocre. Also, Ghost rider is one of my "guilty pleasure" movies and I still forget Idris Elba is in the second one.
The 'IT'S HETERONORMATIVITY' made me snort so hard. Just make her a best friend from teenagerhood! You get all the same emotional plot beats without the awkwardness!
There should be an updated list of the music I used in the description. But to answer your question, the background music used during the Spirit of Vengeance section is called "Fiery Frolic", from the Cuphead soundtrack!
I feel like there should be a good story to tell about this character. What about faustian bargains, the nature of sin, forgiveness, redemption. The theme "Can a guy fix Hell from the inside by willingly selling his own soul" writes itself. Now, all you'd have to do would be to have something to say about this, and then you can have a plot that says something about this theme. But Nick Cage's Johnny Blaze isn't the right character to tell this story : he's too reluctant a hero, too afraid of the power. Also, there should be a civilian parallel running along where a "Good cop" character tries to fix policing from the inside and an anti police brutality activist argues it can't be done. You know, because subtlety is for cowards.
One thing I'll say about the movies is that the VFX is actually quite good. Like... Surprisingly good. Like it's legitimately spectacular. I can not overstate how good those effects are. In terms of story, both are about equal. But the first has a better execution. Though only slightly. Both films are pretty stupid, but the editing in Spirit of Vengeance is... Absolutely horrible. The transformations in both films are really good. But in terms of Ghost Rider himself, I prefer his depiction in the second film. The action sequences and the near horror like aspect of the demon part of Ghost Rider (that the first movie forgot) is really fun and I would've loved to see more of it. And by action sequences, I mean aside from the the horrible editing. First film also has better acting. That needs to be said right off the bat. Basically, just take the Ghost Rider stuff from the second film, the transformations from the first (because it nailed it the first time around), and then try making a good movie. Also, the animated "flashback" sequences from the second film are also somewhat cool. I liked the lore and world building in them. That's about it. Edit: You'll definitely have to do Elektra along with Daredevil. Oh, and don't forget to watch that Man-Thing movie that nobody knows about or can even really watch at all. I THINK it might be on DVD? All I do know is that a bunch of Australian people are in it and they don't even try to do good American accents. Edit 2: And of COURSE you have to watch the Blade trilogy (if you haven't already).
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as a woman i can confirm i always keep a magic 8 ball on me at all times, you just never know when the guy you almost ran off with 15-30 years ago and are inexplicably going going on a date with again will stand you up bc he's too busy caging out
always gotta be prepared
morbius / ghost rider crossover when
Would be the most epic superhero crossover of all time
i'm glad you've come far enough to recognise that you cannot argue with pissing gasoline god bless
It's been said before, but I do think a Robbie Reyes movie with Nic Cage returning as Johnny Blaze in a cameo could be way fun.
In other news, I like your nails!
Thank you!
also isn't this movie set somewhere in Europe?
where did bro get that Twinkie from
Demon powers ig
Pissing Flames should be a term used when someone overhypes something that ultimately is mediocre.
Also, Ghost rider is one of my "guilty pleasure" movies and I still forget Idris Elba is in the second one.
Ghost writer, i hardly know her
The 'IT'S HETERONORMATIVITY' made me snort so hard. Just make her a best friend from teenagerhood! You get all the same emotional plot beats without the awkwardness!
These movies are only for super cool tough people. You can tell because the Marvel logo is all metal and spiky 😤
These movies are for BIG KIDS ONLY!!
What's the background music used in this video?, especially from where the segment of 'Spirit of Vengeance' started.
There should be an updated list of the music I used in the description. But to answer your question, the background music used during the Spirit of Vengeance section is called "Fiery Frolic", from the Cuphead soundtrack!
I feel like there should be a good story to tell about this character. What about faustian bargains, the nature of sin, forgiveness, redemption.
The theme "Can a guy fix Hell from the inside by willingly selling his own soul" writes itself. Now, all you'd have to do would be to have something to say about this, and then you can have a plot that says something about this theme.
But Nick Cage's Johnny Blaze isn't the right character to tell this story : he's too reluctant a hero, too afraid of the power. Also, there should be a civilian parallel running along where a "Good cop" character tries to fix policing from the inside and an anti police brutality activist argues it can't be done. You know, because subtlety is for cowards.
nice
One thing I'll say about the movies is that the VFX is actually quite good. Like... Surprisingly good. Like it's legitimately spectacular. I can not overstate how good those effects are.
In terms of story, both are about equal. But the first has a better execution. Though only slightly.
Both films are pretty stupid, but the editing in Spirit of Vengeance is... Absolutely horrible.
The transformations in both films are really good. But in terms of Ghost Rider himself, I prefer his depiction in the second film. The action sequences and the near horror like aspect of the demon part of Ghost Rider (that the first movie forgot) is really fun and I would've loved to see more of it. And by action sequences, I mean aside from the the horrible editing.
First film also has better acting. That needs to be said right off the bat.
Basically, just take the Ghost Rider stuff from the second film, the transformations from the first (because it nailed it the first time around), and then try making a good movie. Also, the animated "flashback" sequences from the second film are also somewhat cool. I liked the lore and world building in them. That's about it.
Edit: You'll definitely have to do Elektra along with Daredevil. Oh, and don't forget to watch that Man-Thing movie that nobody knows about or can even really watch at all. I THINK it might be on DVD? All I do know is that a bunch of Australian people are in it and they don't even try to do good American accents.
Edit 2: And of COURSE you have to watch the Blade trilogy (if you haven't already).
I really like the first film but the second one is so cringey