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This was by no means a comedy. Throughout the film I felt thoroughly depressed and was very disturbed by the character of Mavis especially her relationship with her neglected dog. There was no point to the storyline other than to make you feel down but then happy and thankful you weren't Mavis. The movie was very very slow and in some parts pointless. I regretted watching it and thats a first for me as I can usually find some optimism in most things in life.

After watching the first Ghost Rider the previous night, my husband and I were keen to watch the follow up. From the beginning the film showed a different flashback of how the first film had started which really disappointed us. We both looked at each other in amazement. Surely Cage would have dug his heels in on this. The story line could have worked but had unnecessary graphics which weren't appropriate for the script. Plus the Ghost Rider used his mouth instead of his eyes to draw the souls of the dammed. The acting was truly awful, especially from Cage and, the Devil himself, well, had us in hysterics. At one point we were considering if it were a comedy. The makeup looked as it if was a throw back of a bad 80's film. The producers should have done a critic themselves before letting it go public. We both felt the budget was very low on this film compared to the other.