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Ghost Rider: Spirit Of Vengeance trailer = CAGE RAGE squared
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20th August 2011
You thought Nic Cage reclaiming his castle in the name of love in Trespass yesterday was Cage Rage? YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHIN' YET.
Thankfully, judging from this first trailer, this Ghost Rider redux is back on track. The first movie was fun, although quite why a character whose head is on fire should adhere to 12A standards was lost on me. In charge this time are cranks Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor - sorry, that should read Crank's Mark Neveldine and Bran Taylor - who have rightly decided that perhaps the devil's own bounty hunter should be allowed to behave like his ass is bad. No love interest for you, Ghosty!
HE'S LITERALLY PISSING FIRE AND VOMITING LAVA. Also, the smoke pollution from his motorbike is LITERALLY DAMAGING THE ENVIRONMENT. What a bastard!
Set reports tell of Cage on fine form as the Rider (one reporter described watching him as "like watching a Bengal tiger attack") and at least this time we don't have to pretend it's not super awkward having him play a cocky kid wearing a wig and spray-on abs.
All it needs to get me really excited is a scene in which he pisses fire and OH WAIT HE ALREADY DID THAT THIS IS GOING TO BE AMAZING.
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