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6 comments:
I love it.
Why would the Vigilante want to talk to the Silver Surfer's arch-enemy? Something to do with the murder of Stuff, Senior?
Seriously, though: I found Cage's first Ghost Rider movie and the Affleck version of Daredevil way better than the current FF film. So, there would seem to be a couple exceptions to the general rule about non-Marvel Studio flicks sucking.
I also liked Daredevil, although the current tv series is better, hopefully it comes to dvd soon. The first Ghost Rider movie was pretty good, but the sequel was awful. Somehow I don't see Ghost Rider fitting in with the MCU, but maybe after Dr Strange that might be a way to shoehorn him in there.
It's my understanding that Marvel already has the rights to Ghost Rider back. I'd suggest a Netflix show, since Daredevil was so impressive, but I know budget constraints wouldn't do him justice.
I've yet to see the second Ghost Rider film, though I did enjoy the first one. The straight treatment with occasional quirky humor was a good fit for what was going on in Marvel's cinematic universe at that time. I also appreciated the appearance of the original Ghost Rider, though I would have preferred that it be reserved for a sequel.
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