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What's the One Thing Marvel Has to Get Right With Ghost Rider?

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  • CB Team

Ghost Rider is finally on the way, and expectations are pretty high.

If there's one thing you think Marvel absolutely has to get right, what is it? The horror elements? The look? The action? His powers? The villain? Something else?

What's at the top of your list?

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  • CB Team

One thing I'm really hoping is that they don't hold Ghost Rider back. He's one of Marvel's most powerful and intimidating characters, and I'd love to see them lean into that instead of toning him down. Let Ghost Rider feel like Ghost Rider.

  • CB Team

We've already gotten a serious ghost rider movie and a wacky one, so honestly it needs to prove that it needs to exist. Give us a reason why we're not getting Robbie Reyes to shake things up, and why we need to see ghost rider again over blade or anyone else

They gotta actually make the movie

Its gotta start filming NOW or relatively soon 2 make the current release date

  • CB Team

I think it has to be the right tone.

Ghost Rider is a specific character that tells specific stories, if Shawn Levy directs this thing in his usual four-quadrant commercial style it might be profitable but not at all what we really want

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