Last night I went to the video rental to see if there was some interesting new release. My attention was drawn immediately from the poster for Ghost Rider, practically the only film based on the Marvel comics that I was not able to see. My choice therefore fell on that.
How have never stayed at home to watch CSI or playing on the computer!
A film sterile, meaningless, incomprehensible at times, a plot drawn beyond belief that you do not understand a true bean ... These are just some of the flaws I found in 'I'm the film.
plot in brief: Johnny Blaze made a pact with the devil. Infallible stunts on his motorcycle, he is forced to save his father, to enter into a Faustian agreement with the evil one in his name will have to face all sorts of demons and evil, but even Lucifer can be defeated and the curse put to the benefit of the weak and innocent ...
I know, I know ..... even the plot is something already seen and stravista in a million screenplays although on paper the character and plot could represent a useful basis for running a spirited and original movie, but good intentions have remained a dead letter. In fact, the only known positive half of the complex is the acting of Nicholas Cage, the only one able to put some expression into his acting (though subdued by the rest of the cast, as if it had been replaced by men of the crush test would have been better).
Eva Menders (the one who plays the girlfriend of Blaze) will certainly be a great chick, but has the acting abilities of a llama!
The characters are two dimensional, uninspired dialogue, the situations of children, there are scenes of particular visual impact and can be summed up in a succession of battles particularly brisk, which do not allow the film to entertain as you would like (demons apparently super fucksters and extreme events that are out of character with a single shot). Also surprised that I'm to shoot films were spent on a bang of money, but despite this we have a substantial paucity of special effects, really short of spectacular and apparently botched the best they could.
The golden age of comic-book inspired movies are at dusk, considering the crap that came out recently. It invests all about special effects, but they forget that the plot must abide by the original comic.
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