In the scene near the beginning when Johnny Blaze falls from his bike and raises to look at Mephistopheles, when he lowers his cane to the ground it lands to the right of his foot yet when it flips to a frontal shot the cane is in the centre of his body with no time to move the cane. See more...
When Johnny Blaze is on the roof as the Ghost Rider, he throws the chain at the helicopter, and pulls it towards him in a straight line. When he does this, he says "Come here...you're pissing me off." This is a reference to the character Scorpion from the Mortal Kombat game. Scorpion throws a harpoon the same way in the game, and says "get over here" when he does so. Also, Scorpion's finishing move in the game shows him removing his mask to reveal a flaming skull head, just like Ghost Rider. See more...
starring Nicolas Cage (add more)
Genres: Action, Drama, Fantasy, Thriller
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In a scene where Johnny Blaze is the Ghost Rider, he whistles through his fingers, but such a thing is not possible when his head is just a skull without a tongue. [You've got a problem with that but you're fine with the fact that the Rider can talk? It's mystical - just go with it.]
Corrected by Tailkinker
Approx. 7 minutes into the movie, Johnny is talking to the devil getting ready to make his deal. The devil says, "The thing about cancer is the time it takes, the toll on the loved ones." Immediately after that, it goes to a shot of the devil walking left to right across the screen with the circus tent serving as background. Lightning flashes and you see the demonic shadow of the devil in vivid detail on the circus tent backdrop. For it to happen like that, the lightning would have to literally flash inside the tent. Lightning outside will not enhance the shadow inside the tent. [Mephistopholes used his demonic power to do that. It'll do what he wants it to do.]
Corrected by Phixius
When Ghost Rider, is riding his bike into town towards at the end of the movie he's shown riding through some sort of swamp like water (possibly because of the 'water' demon). After he defeats the water demon he climbs out of the water to his bike which is now sitting on dry land. [The bike can and does ride/drive itself. As evident when the Ghost Rider is breaking out of jail and the bike rides through the garage jumping over the cop making his rounds.]
In one scene, Johnny Blaze gets his left shoulder stitched up by the cemetery caretaker, but in the following scene, Johnny is shown shirtless and the stitches are gone. [While he is the Ghost Rider, he is on fire, but shows no signs of burns during the day, so we can assume he heals very quickly. Part of the invincibility and super powers obviously.]
When Johnny Blaze is sitting watching TV in his warehouse apartment eating the red and yellow jelly beans, the mix of jelly bean colors in the glass keeps changing from shot to shot. Sometimes more red ones and sometimes more yellow ones on top even though the level does not drop. [During this scene we see he swirls the jelly beans around in the glass, so the level may not drop, but the colors will change as he swirls the beans.]
Roxanne is a local reporter, as evidenced by the fact that she's covering the destruction of the Ghost Rider's first night, her familiarity with the police chief, and her riding in a van wih the cameraman. So why is she staying in a hotel as if she's in town for a few days? And where is she going next? [Maybe she is only in town for a few days. Maybe her house or apartment is being renovated, or funigated, maybe she used to live in town, and has recently moved, so her home is somewhere else, maybe her home is a suburb of the city, and too inconvenient to commute every day. I have a friend in Brazil who lives in one city, but works in another 3 hours away. She travels to the work city Sunday night, stays in a hotel all week, and comes to her home on Fridays.]
After Johnny completes the helicopter stunt he chases the van down the highway. There is very little or no traffic behind them but as soon as he stops the van there is a very long queue behind them. [The traffic isn't backed up as soon as he stops the van. You don't see any backed up traffic until he's getting ready to leave. A car that was a half a mile behind the van would take less than 30 seconds to get to the van (traveling at highway speeds). It's entirely believeable that the traffic would have backed up in that amount of time.]
Corrected by Nick Bylsma
The Caretaker suggests Johnny Blaze not leave the cemetery, saying he's safe as long as he's there, since the demons pursuing him can't come onto hallowed ground. However, Blackheart later confronts a priest in a church, which, presumably, is also hallowed ground. (The final confrontation between Ghost Rider and Blackheart also occurs in a church, but it could be argued that this ground has long since become unconsecrated.). [The caretaker was correct. The demons pursuing Blaze could not come onto hallowed ground. Which is why they waited outside the church while Blackheart spoke to the priest. Blackheart is a son of the devil, and the devil has been known to stand in the very presence of God Himself. So, it seems a fair enough assumption that the devil's offspring could enter mere hallowed ground while lesser demons could not.]
Corrected by Phixius
At the start of the movie, it's said that every generation 1 person is picked to be the ghost rider, replacing the pre-existing one. In this case the older Rider disobeyed the devil and ran, which means Johnny Blaze shouldn't have been allowed to receive those powers, since they can only go to 1 person at a time and the cemetery guy was the other rider. [It does not say this. The narrator/caretaker says "every generation has one." Since two generations co-exist, it stands to reason there would be two riders. Either way, the film certainly never states that only one person can have the power at a time.]
Corrected by Phixius
When the Ghost Rider is stabbed, Johnny Blaze later feels the wound and needs the Caretaker to sew it back up for him. However, the Ghost Rider is later shot by a hail of bullets and there are no after-effects for Blaze. [The Ghost Rider is still learning new tricks and techniques and could easily learn how to regenerate himself after an attack.]
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