Ghost Rider is a 2007 superhero film written and directed by Mark Steven Johnson. Based on the character of the same name which appeared in Marvel Comics, the film stars Nicolas Cage as Johnny Blaze, a stunt motorcyclist who sells his soul to the Devil and transforms into the vigilante Ghost Rider. Its sequel film Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance will be released on 17 February 2012. In the American Old West, the Devil, Mephistopheles (Peter...
Blaze is swamped by fans on the freeway where he has caused a major traffic j...
The young lady saved by the Rider the previous night is interviewed by Roxanne.
Johnny grants an uncharacteristic interview to Roxanne.
Blackheart is facing the priest in the church where he believes the contract ...
Mack lays blame at Roxanne's feet for what's happened to Johnny. She explains...
Caretaker's voice is heard as the scene changes from Johnny and Roxanne kissi...
Under their tree, Johnny apologizes for the life he has to live as the Ghost ...
After destroying Blackheart and disappointing Mephistopheles, Johnny and Roxa...
Mephistopheles arrives just as Johnny transforms back into himself. Roxanne c...
After Blackheart consumes the the guilty souls of San Venganza, the Ghost Rid...
Johnny bates Blackheart into knocking him back into the darkness of a tomb.
Roxanne questions why Johnny has to be the one to face Blackheart.
Having laid claim on the contract, the thousand souls unite with Blackheart.
Blackheart enters the church, opens the scroll holding it up before him.
Caretaker and Johnny transform back into humans just outside of San Venganza....
Caretaker holds up the contract. When Johnny reaches for it he pulls it back ...
Caretaker holds up the contract, asking for a reason to trust Johnny with it....
With Caretaker holding up the contract, asking for a reason to trust Johnny w...
Blackheart casts a sinister grin at Roxanne, using her as leverage, forcing J...
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