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Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of action and violence, some disturbing images, and language.

PG-13 In Theaters 02/17/2012 , 95min.
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Critic score based on 20 reviews

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July 30, 2012
mommie2097
Terrible direction and editing...Action scenes were a complete (for a lack of a better discription) *************. It seemed as though a bunch of random scenes were just thrown together...Just all around chaotic and uninteresting.
July 21, 2012
cg00000000127148
SWEET THE SAME OLD S!@#! ....................................MEA
June 22, 2012
sw00000000125694
One star is too good a rating for this movie. Bottom line, it sucked ! The directing was awful. Almost seeming like somebody shot a bunch of scenes and then decided at the end how to paste them together. Nick cage was awful, seemed like he just didn't care about his role; he was much better in the first ghost rider (well... as good as Nick Cage gets, let's be serious about his 'acting') The
June 19, 2012
midsr4kids
Horrid,simply horrid....filmed in eastern europe so I knew it would be a predicatable dud..horid,just horid..
June 13, 2012
cyager1701chris
Just saw it via On-Demand. I had a feeling when it hit and departed the theaters here so quickly. The storyline was the worse of all the Marvel sequels thus far. I don't know who's interpretation this was, but do those of us who have actually read the Ghost Rider comics a favor and don't let that team even in the vacinity of another Marvel movie. The only good thing was that I did not spend the

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Movieline
The smugness of the film grows wearying long before the end. Just because the people on and behind the camera are willing to acknowledge what we're watching is ridiculous crap doesn't really change the fact that, well, it is. Full Review
Adam Markovitz
Entertainment Weekly
Most of the movie's action-horror set pieces play like lame Gwar music video outtakes, and Cage's signature mix of irony and off-the-rails mugging only works when you can see the actor's face. In Ghost Rider form, his character is just a skeletal automaton with neither a tongue nor a cheek to put it in. Full Review
Elizabeth Weitzman
New York Daily News
With his (Cage) over-the-top delivery and operatically intense facial expressions, there's no way anyone could accuse him of phoning this one in. Full Review
James Berardinelli
ReelViews
For acting to be this bad in movie not directed by Michael Bay or George Lucas, it has to be intentional. Full Review
Kyle Smith
New York Post
The only part of this movie anyone's ever going to remember is the pair of scenes in which Ghost Rider pees flame. Full Review