Upon escaping from Robbie Reyes' body, whose body was phasing out of the Earth realm and into Hell, the Spirit of Vengeance took possession of Alphonso Mackenzie without his consent or striking a deal with him. This can be done by simply touching the host or transferring itself to another human.
Possession: Through making a deal or sensing the hungry desire of retribution from and to a potential human host, the Spirit of Vengeance will possess its victim transforming him/her into a Ghost Rider.At the same time they both vanished, leaving Mackenzie and Johnson alone. The Spirit accepted and left Mackenzie's body, once again bonding with Reyes. Invisible to Johnson, Reyes stepped in front of the Spirit and finally asked him to make another deal with him - if the Spirit helped him to take down Morrow, he would help him to settle down his own old scores. agent Daisy Johnson appeared on the scene, the Spirit transformed Mackenzie's body into his Ghost Rider form and faced the intruder. When Reyes fell in pain on the floor, the Spirit told him that he knew where he was being dragged into, because he has escaped that place before and would not go back.Īs former S.H.I.E.L.D. When Reyes tried to reason with him, telling him that Mackenzie was a good man, the Spirit said that Mackenzie was a man who had lost hope, and that he could feed on Mackenzie's pain for years. Reyes told him that he still had to stop his uncle Eli Morrow to which the Spirit replied that he would meet him too. The Spirit replied that he had already done what Reyes wanted, soaking his neighborhood in the blood of the guilty ones. However, Reyes caught up with the Spirit, telling him to leave Mackenzie's body because the two of them still had unfinished business. Now in control of Mackenzie's body, the Spirit began searching for members of the crime gang called the Chinatown Crew.
Spirit talks to Robbie Reyes face to face
Knowing that Reyes could not stay trapped between dimensions forever and that he would be pulled into Hell sooner or later, the Spirit left Reyes' body and bonded with S.H.I.E.L.D. Several years after they bonded, Robbie Reyes was involved in an incident that made Reyes' body out of phase with the Earth realm, along with S.H.I.E.L.D. I could survive off his pain for years." ― Robbie Reyes and the Spirit of Vengeance
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What did you think of Spirit of Vengeance? Better than the first Ghost Rider movie or worse? We will remove any comments that indicate you have not seen the movie, as this area is meant to discuss the film only once you have seen it and can talk about your thoughts."You can't hold on to Mack's body forever. It's barely B-movie fun, if even that I think I'd rather go back and watch Crank. That combined with some kick ass flaming head / giant-machine moments, I at least found it entertaining for a good 90-or-whatever-the-hell minutes it was. There were multiple times I laughed out loud at the absurdity of Cage in full-on craziness. While I enjoyed some of it, overall it was just wacky at times and I couldn't wait to get to the next insane Nic Cage moment. There wasn't enough awesome flaming Ghost Rider action, the story in-between was way too boring and just plain stupid. "What if you have to pee when you're on fire?" To fuel the flames big time on this one, I finally saw Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance and wasn't that impressed with it. So how is this one? Better than the first movie from 2007, just as bad, or even worse? Can the Crank guys and their crazy camerawork redeem this badass Marvel Knight? How is the 3D? Once you've seen it, post a comment below with your thoughts on Neveldine/Taylor's new 3D Ghost Rider. Now that you've seen it, what did you think? He's back in theaters again, the flaming-skull demon from hell, Ghost Rider, otherwise known as Johnny Blaze, played once again by Nicholas Cage in Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, a new take on the Marvel comic book character from Crank directors Mark Neveldine & Brian Taylor.
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