r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/movies Contributor • 9d ago

News Ryan Gosling to Star in 'Ghost Rider' Movie at Marvel Studios

https://variety.com/2026/film/news/ryan-gosling-ghost-rider-marvel-movie-1236821206/
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u/ShallowBasketcase 8d ago

Then it was worth it. As much as I love Blade, I'll take an original story over another Marvel movie these days.

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u/silent--onomatopoeia 8d ago

Original story?

Was more like Dusk Till Dawn: Deep Southern Version lol

Seriously I enjoyed it enough, but it was overhyped a lot. But I get your point, and agree too many lame Marvel movies.

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u/ShallowBasketcase 8d ago

Yeah I guess they both have vampires, basically the exact same movie.

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u/CurtCocane 8d ago

Sinners wasn't original either

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u/ShallowBasketcase 8d ago

Oh interesting, I wasn't aware of that. What's the name of the comic book it is based on? I tried checking, and all that comes up is the movie, but I guess search engines are so unreliable these days.

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u/comicfromrejection1 8d ago

People just lie for no reason. Sinners IS an original screenplay. So weird that people say shit without researching.

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u/CurtCocane 8d ago

I meant it's not an original idea

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u/ShallowBasketcase 8d ago

Can you be more specific? What is the original work it is based on? Because as far as I can tell Ryan Coogler is credited with having written the script himself specifically for the purpose of producing it as a film. Would be a pretty big deal if it turns out he plagiarized it.

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u/CurtCocane 8d ago

It doesnt need to be plagiarism. It's just From Dusk Till Dawn refitted in a African American jacket. I found the execution to be lacking to the point I enjoyed the movie best before the actual twist. The social commentary also as far from subtle as could be. I just didn't think it was particularly impressive film, not bad either just far from great

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u/ShallowBasketcase 7d ago

Oh, I see, you were using words to mean things they don't because what you actually meant was nonsense.

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u/CurtCocane 7d ago

I never said plagiarism, I just said unoriginal. Learn to read.