Ghost Rider Pop Quiz!

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In Ghost Rider, the all-powerful Mephistopholes, Lord of the Damned, takes earthly form as:
A) a devilishly handsome man
B) a beautiful and dangerously seductive woman
C) an aging, decrepit geezer with a receding hairline and a raspy voice

Which of these characters regularly administers hellish punishment as a result of selling his soul to Satan?
A) Johnny Blaze
B) Blackheart
C) Avi Arad

Young Johnny Blaze and Mephistopholes are shown circling each other in a staredown early in the film. Which of these other projects also feature a young, idealistic hero squaring off against his cynical, cranky, balding nemesis while exchanging cheesy one-liners?
A) Revenge of the Sith
B) Sanford and Son
C) All in the Family
D) all of the above

Johnny likes eating jelly beans from martini glasses and motivating himself by listening to the Carpenters while talking to himself in the mirror. This is...
A) not exactly what the creator of Johnny Blaze had in mind for the character
B) what passes for "characterization" in Marvel film adaptations
C) actually better than anything Cage was shown doing in Captain Corelli's Mandolin

At various times, characters in Ghost Rider stick their forefinger out and cry out, "You!" This is:
A) an attempt to call out another character onscreen
B) dramatic tension, elementary-school play-style
C) another handy tool from the Mark Steven Johnson Book of Film Studies

At the beginning of the film, Roxy and Johnny are depicted as teenagers of similar age. Later, Johnny appears:
A) to be about 15 years older than Roxy
B) floating alongside Roxy's news van in the most phony cycle-riding sequence of any film in the last 30 years
C) virtually comatose-- like most of Cage's characters

When wearing any sort of leather garment at all, Nic Cage...
A) plays Nic Cage
B) plays Nic Cage impersonating Elvis
C) plays the guy who used to be married to Elvis' daughter

In Ghost Rider, Texas is clearly...
A) Australia
B) home to some of the worst news coverage in the country
C) ashamed to be associated with anything related to this film

Early in the film, Johnny Blaze shows disinterest when warned by his management crew that he's been living dangerously and his luck will run out sometime. This scene...
A) follows an accident Blaze survived after a jump gone bad
B) is too long, like the rest of the film
C) is actual footage from a meeting between Nic Cage and his agents about starring in this film

Eva Mendez' acting skills...
A) consist mostly of batting her eyelashes, bobbing her head and shifting her shoulders
B) are best utilized when the camera is focused on her cleavage
C) cause her to stuggle mightily when required to espouse complex lines such as: "On fire?"
D) make Jessica Alba's line delivery in Fantastic Four look like Dame Judi Densch
E) all of the above

In Ghost Rider, evil is symbolized by...
A) Streetlamp bulbs exploding
B) Trenchcoats
C) Phantom shark-tooth grins which appear over one's face
D) $44 million in opening-weekend ticket sales

The low point of GR's special effects was...
A) Streetlights which explode whenever bad guys come around
B) Wes Bentley's pancake makeup
C) The "Penance Stare", which looked like MSJ threw his family album on a charcoal grill and filmed the whole thing

After a night as Ghost Rider, Johnny Blaze wakes up confused and shirtless in Sam Elliot's home. Sitting behind Cage, Sam tells him, "It wasn't a dream. It happened last night. And it's gonna happen again." This is...
A) sage advice from someone highly familiar with the occult
B) another grizzled-old-saddlebaggy-veteran performance from Sam Elliot
C) the most unintentionally hilarious moment in a movie filled with unintentional hilarity

Less than ten seconds after being thrown in a county jail cell, Johnny Blaze is swarmed by a violent mob of prisoners who violently attack him just for being a stunt rider. This scene is...

A) bizarre, even for this movie
B) meant to be serious, but is really, really funny
C) a fairly accurate representation of the justice system in Texas

Ghost Rider whistles...
A) to summon his mystic Hellcycle
B) at the sight of Eva Mendez' remarkable ass
C) at the realization of how truly awful his movie is


Roxanne stands between Ghost Rider and an entire armed police force in a scene which was...

A) ripped off from An American Werewolf in London
B) ripped off from Hulk
C) terrible either way

In the same scene, Roxy is shown standing directly in the line of fire. When the police fire a hail of bullets at GR, she mysteriously disappears. Next, she is shown standing in the exact same spot. This is...
A) a directing snafu
B) an editing faux pas
C) the moment where Mendez stepped away in order to fire her agent
D) the most logical sequence of events in the entire movie

The sight of eyes melting and a face disintegrating depicts...
A) Johnny Blaze transforming Ghost Rider
B) an unfortunate victim of Blackheart's soul-stealing touch
C) any given audience member five minutes into the movie

When looking directly into Ghost Rider's eyes, the "Penance Stare" causes the victim to see...
A) badly composited fire
B) the Declaration of Independence
C) what appears to be Anna Paquin as Rogue
D) fat, bald guys
E) all of the above

At one point, Ghost Rider's skull is shown with no flame burning at all. This indicates...
A) he's unconscious
B) only one dollar and twenty-nine cents was left from the $110 million-dollar budget
C) he went to Britney Spears' hairstylist

Rampant, evil cackling can be heard from...
A) Mephistopholes
B) Mark Steven Johnson, while cashing his second Marvel paycheck
C) people who avoided seeing Ghost Rider

"Positive" reviews like "It was fun. Keep your expectations low" and "It was comic-book-y" are...
A) an attempt to rationalize a colossal waste of time and money
B) a sign that even mild critical thinking has gone the way of the Ford Pinto
C) a sad commentary on the lowest-common-denominator state of modern day cinema and its audience
D) actually "backhanded compliments"
E) a really nasty thing to say about comic books

Ghost Rider is:
A) better than Elektra but worse than Daredevil
B) better than Daredevil but worse than DD: The Director's Cut
C) better than the Dolph Lundgren Punisher but worse than the Thomas Jane Punisher
D) better than Howard the Duck but worse than not being made at all

Some message-boarders have suggested that, whatever its faults may be, GR should or may be a nominee in the Best Visual FX category for the 2008 Oscars. These poor bastards are...
A) completely unaware that no academy voter will even remember the name "Ghost Rider" by next Friday
B) unfamiliar with small, little-known films like "Transformers", "Spider-Man 3", and "Harry Potter"
C) the guys that left to take a piss while crappy CGI helicopters made their way into a crappy CGI football stadium
D) total idiots

Watching Ghost Rider is equivalent to:
A) eating sixteen packs of candy cigarettes while riding the Goliath at Six Flags
B) hunting quail with Vice-President Dick Cheney while wearing a chicken suit
C) a two-hour "Penance Stare"

Avi Arad likes to tout Marvel's stable of "over 5,000 characters" to adapt onscreen. Of the remaining lineup, Mark Steven Johnson should next be allowed to adapt onscreen...
A) Spitfire and the Troubleshooters
B) Forbush Man
C) Spragg, the Living Hill
D) Ghost Rider: The Official Comic of the Movie

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Finished? Well, the answers are irrelevant. If you made it this far, you already spent more quality time thinking about Ghost Rider than the production team did. You lose!
 
Lmao, I tip my hat to you sir.

Also I'm glad to see someone else mention this:

After a night as Ghost Rider, Johnny Blaze wakes up confused and shirtless in Sam Elliot's home. Sitting behind Cage, Sam tells him, "It wasn't a dream. It happened last night. And it's gonna happen again." This is...
A) sage advice from someone highly familiar with the occult
B) another grizzled-old-saddlebaggy-veteran performance from Sam Elliot
C) the most unintentionally hilarious moment in a movie filled with unintentional hilarity

Cause as much as I love Sam Elliot, he came off like a prison mate talking to his cell *****.
 
I'd love to take issue with some of that, but it was just too funny.

:woot:
 
Not sure which is more sad...

That you took the time to make the quiz after hating the movie, or that I attempted to answer your pathetic questions as if any of them made a bit of sense.


Oh please. Everyone of those "questions" are dead on accurate.
 
I enjoyed this almost as much as I did about five days ago, when I wrote it and posted it here. I would tip my hat to your ability to cut and paste, I guess...except you didn't even manage to change all of the text color from the original white I posted it in! If your gonna steal, dude, steal professionally!

And CJ--Thanks for the heads-up!
 
I enjoyed this almost as much as I did about five days ago, when I wrote it and posted it here. I would tip my hat to your ability to cut and paste, I guess...except you didn't even manage to change all of the text color from the original white I posted it in! If your gonna steal, dude, steal professionally!

And CJ--Thanks for the heads-up!


Your a funny dude. I laughed pretty hard.
 
It's rather sad that you took your time to bash the movie in such a round about way

All in The Family was an awesome show btw
 
Just for the record....he doesn't wake up shirtless at caretakers.
 
:huh:
Hmm...
Well...
Overmyhead... get a girlfriend, dude.
Or a boyfriend, whatever.
Just don´t waste our time.
( God damn GR haters... burn in Hell!!! ).
GR4EVR!!!
 
Don't he ripped it off from Scandalous at Hulkmove.com :cmad:

Fraud! I've been had! :mad:

I enjoyed this almost as much as I did about five days ago, when I wrote it and posted it here. I would tip my hat to your ability to cut and paste, I guess...except you didn't even manage to change all of the text color from the original white I posted it in! If your gonna steal, dude, steal professionally!

And CJ--Thanks for the heads-up!

I thought it was pretty damn funny, good work man. :up:
 
:huh:
Hmm...
Well...
Overmyhead... get a girlfriend, dude.
Or a boyfriend, whatever.
Just don´t waste our time.
( God damn GR haters... burn in Hell!!! ).
GR4EVR!!!

Your post is the equivalent of a penance stare.
 
Wow, I've never witnessed plagiarized trolling before. This is a first.
 
man, that was a great mock quiz Scandalous. i would have added a question like this to it.

when the scene where blackheart gets his hands on the contract to the souls of the damned village occurs, the following takes place...
a)MSJ rips off the scene from the first Blade movie, when deacon frost takes in the pure-blood vampire souls.
b) msj rips off the bible
c) i wished the roof to the movie theather caved in
d)all of the above

now im sure some of you who LOVED this movie will say something like MSJ DIDNT "RIP OFF" THE BIBLE. well if he didnt then does that mean that part in the bible doesnt exist in the ghost rider movie world? or did blackheart just feel like quoting the bible? hmmm? and if any of you try to make an argument of something like BLACKHEART DIDNT SAY IT EXACTLY THE SAME AS IN THE BIBLE, well then that'd be like vanilla ice's argument when he ripped off Queen and David Bowie's "under pressure" and if That isnt the case then black heart saying it wrong could probaly be chalked up to MSJ's lousy directing.
and for any of you who havent seen BLADE or just havent seen it in a while, heres a link to a vid made by someone on youtube, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bddcKL4PefE its a music vid and the scene is at near the end of the vid so be patient and it doesnt show all of the scene but from what is there, youll see what im talking about.
 
man, that was a great mock quiz Scandalous. i would have added a question like this to it.

when the scene where blackheart gets his hands on the contract to the souls of the damned village occurs, the following takes place...
a)MSJ rips off the scene from the first Blade movie, when deacon frost takes in the pure-blood vampire souls.
b) msj rips off the bible
c) i wished the roof to the movie theather caved in
d)all of the above

now im sure some of you who LOVED this movie will say something like MSJ DIDNT "RIP OFF" THE BIBLE. well if he didnt then does that mean that part in the bible doesnt exist in the ghost rider movie world? or did blackheart just feel like quoting the bible? hmmm? and if any of you try to make an argument of something like BLACKHEART DIDNT SAY IT EXACTLY THE SAME AS IN THE BIBLE, well then that'd be like vanilla ice's argument when he ripped off Queen and David Bowie's "under pressure" and if That isnt the case then black heart saying it wrong could probaly be chalked up to MSJ's lousy directing.
and for any of you who havent seen BLADE or just havent seen it in a while, heres a link to a vid made by someone on youtube, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bddcKL4PefE its a music vid and the scene is at near the end of the vid so be patient and it doesnt show all of the scene but from what is there, youll see what im talking about.
 
yknow whats funny? the movie Ed Wood is on tv right now, for anyone who doesnt know who ed wood is, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_wood , and when i was channel surfing i came in the middle of the cene where hes directing some dracula movie or whatever and the studio executives or whoever are criticizing what hes doing and ed wood is buggn out at em saying how noone cares about the lil details of movies, only the big picture. i bet thats how the making of ghost rider went with msj. if someone were to make a movie about msj they should have johnny depp play him cause he plays ed wood, itd be ironic since on wikipedia for the ghost rider movie it mentions how depp was interested in the role of johnny blaze but cage asked him to back off so he could get it instead. this is from the ed wood wiki page

-In the 1950s, Wood made a run of independently produced, extremely low-budget horror, science fiction and cowboy films, now celebrated for their technical errors, unsophisticated special effects, idiosyncratic dialogue, eccentric casts and outlandish plot elements. Wood is commonly regarded as one of the worst filmmakers of all time. After extensive critical and commercial failure, Wood ended his career making pornography and writing pulp crime, horror and sex novels.- could that be what the future holds for MSJ? probaly,cept without him developing a cult following, less its some kind of msj hate club or anti-msj society.
 
Comparing MSJ to Edward D. Wood Jr....overreacting a bit aren't we?
 
well i dont rele know much about ed wood, so if i wouldnt know. i just thought it was funny that while i was on here and channel surfing i came upon the movie at that scene.
 

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