Ghost Rider saved my movie-watching soul

Rating: 10/10 (19 February 2007)

I went into the theatre with doubts about this movie. There's a tendency in moviedom to draw weak souls like me who love cutting edge graphics, into a C-grade moviemeaning no script with depth, but big buck graphics. Then my inner critic starts moaning about no character depth and no deep thoughts on script writing.
Here at home in U.S.A., I needed something to stir my soul, and nothing does it better that a real good fight between good and evil. The cast, Sam Eliot gets my top actor vote, Peter Fonda (the still smooth, EasyRider guy). Innocent, as innocence goes and great acting, "Roxie," with "Johnny-Nick-Cage-Blaze" (BTW, Nick, my faith is restored-excellent acting and glad you got the part).
Thank you, thank you, thank you producers, cast, writers, Marvel, everyone, for creating, doing, acting and putting your hearts and souls in Ghost Rider.
No lame-horse acting and no broke-down script in Ghost Rider. Loved it! Will see it again and again.