Ghost Rider: Slade's Last Ride (Nicolas Cage, Sam Elliott Scene)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2022
- Former Ghost Rider Carter Slade (Sam Elliott) leads Johnny Blaze (Nicolas Cage) to San Venganza.
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Johnny Blaze (Nicolas Cage) was only a teenaged stunt biker when he sold his soul to the devil (Peter Fonda). Years later, Johnny is a world renowned daredevil by day, but at night, he becomes the Ghost Rider of Marvel Comics legend. The devil's bounty hunter, he is charged with finding evil souls on earth and bringing them to hell. But when a twist of fate brings Johnny's long-lost love (Eva Mendes) back into his life, Johnny realizes he just might have a second chance at happiness - if he can beat the devil and win back his soul. To do so he'll have to defeat Blackheart (Wes Bentley), the devil's nemesis and wayward son, whose plot to take over his father's realm will bring hell on earth--unless Ghost Rider can stop him. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
I love it when he asks the horse if he can keep up and the horse flame up like "Please, bitch, let me show you what true horse power is."
XD.
ahhahahhaah lol
... You think he asked the horse...? The fuck are you smoking?
@@thetruedarkener pot 😂
Bro exactly for real
When you think about it, Slade was literally a ghost rider in this scene. He used his last ride to discard his flesh, his last seconds to discard his bones, and accepted his death, handing over his spirit to the great beyond. Poetic.
1:11 To me slade works to me shows how In life when people want to help do something for the right reasons or know to help show people a better bath to me is what doing things for the right reasons is knowing your setting something right without becoming blinded
Damn, that’s deep
People don't see movies like this the ones that do is rare.
RIP Carter Slade. A true legend. He's now a real Ghost Rider in the Sky.
He is the true Ghost Rider in the Sky
When Carter Slade whistles and that horse comes out of the fog is just badass
when The Caretaker reveals who he is, Carter Slade, the Ghost Rider who outran the Devil himself
Goosebumps indeed
Same, yet the desert ride of both riders of Old and new is to me iconic yet like a passing the legacy to another.
Agree, I saved this clip in my playlist for that particular scene....
I don't care what the reviews say, I love this movie.
Same this scene gave me chills
Well it could be a lot worst, could be Daredevil
You and me both, I always loved it
Me too bro. ❤️🔥😎
Same
The biggest honor for an old Ghost rider. His final ride with
his successor.
And you know slade loved every minute of it
It was his salvation he finally rode for what was right he waited a long time and Jonny saved him.
Slade knew that this was something new and even more powerful he even said as much with his own salvation he even gave Jonny a way out.
So slade is dead?
@@Jose-xp7xf Yes is an educated guess. He was over 100 years old that ride was the last of his power.
Due to the Ghost Rider re-branding, Carter Slade is often forgotten as the first actual Ghost Rider, not Johnny. It's good that despite this movie's reputation as being one of the "bad" superhero movies, it paid respect to the actual comic book history. That one scene of the two of them riding across the Western desert made the whole movie.
Carter Slade > Johnny Blaze > Danny Ketch > Dep. Michael Badilino > Robbie Reyes
Except that Badilino's Rider is called Vengeance, and Ketch is the successor of Johnny Blaze only in the comics.
It’s actually a good movie
While technically you’re correct, Carter Slade was only ever Ghost Rider in name. In origins, Carter Slade the Ghost Rider was a Wild West hero with two guns and a really white horse. In the future he did eventually become a Ghost, but he was never a Ghost Rider save for name.
@@Spooderman-sq5uj Carter Slade was known as The Phantom Rider in the comics.
I thought the first ghost rider was in Avengers 1m BC. The ghost rider there was riding a mammoth.
"Stick to the shadows."
*Proceeds to ride his loud ass motorcycle into the heart of the town*
It was advised to stay in the shadows once the sun rose. Otherwise, he wouldn't be able to use the riders' power
"Stick to the shadows"
Meaning His powers will disappear if he got exposed to sunlight
@@jaqwinters1951 didn't marvel retcon that in agents of shield
@@Ssrijon This was the movie and only the movie I was talking about.
He keeps the cycle quiet when he rides into the town and doesn't rev up the engine.
That pan down to the two riders w/ an instrumental cover of “Ghost Riders in the Sky” literally gives me goosebumps every time. I know this movie has flaws but god I love it.
Any man who has the guts to sell his soul for love has the power to change it all
The world
Carter slade can u keep up let's ride
Stick to the shadows
Naw thank u kid
*Laughs in Sinister Supreme Dr. Strange*
He may have my soul but he doesn't have my spirit
I love that line
Give me goosebumps every time
Yeah it showed that even though he sold his soul his spirit is untouchable before he owns it based on what he believes in and what he craves to do as a hero...it shown strength in him that he no one where near evil cause his heart is too precious for that.
Soul is life, Spirit is the consciousness of decision making
Let's ride........still gives me chills till this day
2:40 red dead redemption and GTA
Iconic! Elliot should've had his own movie.
As Carter Slade or General Ross?
@@OriginalLonelygstar Slade of course
Yea that would of been cool a cowboy ghost rider cause when he changes its a cool ass rider
@@OriginalLonelygstar A prequel that takes place in the old west I’d watch it.
I would have liked to know what his deal with the Devil was and what he went through uo tot he point where he outruns the Devil with the contract
Okay can we just imagine. We’re out in the wild west, riding away from a posse. We get away, then, we turn around, and see a cowboy and a horse on fire bearing down on us.
I’d accept death at that point.
Sometimes a spirit can still be trapped in limbo, by those who cannot come to terms with their loved ones death
In the comics, there's a Ghost Rider of 1,000,000 B.C. (human history is kind of different in Marvel, there were human-like people around earlier than in the real world). He rides a flaming woolly mammoth.
He's a member of the first iteration of the Avengers (that the modern ones probably know nothing about): Odin, Firehair (a red-headed mutant who was the first host of the Phoenix Force on Earth (and possibly the reason it seems to keep seeking out mutant human redheads on Earth), Ghost Rider, Iron Fist (the then-current champion of Kun-Lun), the first Black Panther, Agamotto (when he was a mortal-born son of Oshtur and Hoggoth fated to lay the groundwork for mortals to learn sorcery, before he ascended to godhood), Starbrand (a gay Neanderthal, and no, I'm not making any part of that up), and Odin, All-Father of Asgard and wielder (with a lot of cussing about it not obeying him) of Mjolnir.
The comics are called Avengers 1,000,000 BC. Worth a read.
I would love to see a prequel set in the wild west just to see that scene played out.
Red dead vibes here
@@whtygr23 LOOK INTO MY EYES, YOUR SOUL IS STAINED BY THE BLOOD OF THE INNOCENT. FEEL THEIR PAIN!
He may have my soul, but he doesn't have my spirit.
Awesome line.
what does that even mean
@@jmgonzales7701It means that just because Johnny's soul was no longer his, it didn't change the fact that he was willing to do whatever it took to do what needed to be done
they're the same thing lol
@@macias7125Wrong, you are a soul but you have a spirit. The spirit is what connects you to God, that's why Carter said if you have Spirit, God is on your side and you are dangerous and unstoppable
@@PrinceJes your soul is your spirit tho dude
Dude that’s your soul
this scene is often under appreciated, but I think it is one of the very best in cinematic history. The two Ghostriders----the original and the modern-----riding together towards destiny, both riding mounts appropriate to their days. Thrilling and moving.
Press (F) to pay respect for the poor lizard that got cooked to death by two badass Ghost Riders. Seeing that little guy die was both hilarious af but cool at the same time 😂
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@@redpyramid9697 F
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That "poor lizard" was sinful and you know it.
The lizard was sinful
There's something about Sam Elliot. He just oozes with badassness.
Beau Bennett
They should have made a wild west spin off as him being a ghost rider in 1870s.
Would've been epic
I agree
he has Fabio hair thats why
@@Elsia-rn8vc That deep-ass voice too!
2:12
This is the coolest self revelation ever.
Just perfect effect and the old guy performed so beautifully
2:30
Best scene in the movie and the story that could explore a lot more and we only have a measly 2min. Thanks to those who managed to convince the director and producers of the film to let at least that pass.
I just love how slade is just slightly faster
Experience
he is just slightly ahead. if he was slightly faster he would be increasing the distance between the two through out the ride..but he wasnt.
Blaze didn't know where they were going. Slade was in front because he was leading him where he needed to be.
He was the "Original" which had Power "Seniority", He had decades to Morally Change his motives in Life To give that "Power' to himself with out even Knowing it!
Oh Slade definitely isn’t faster than Johnny. Johnny just didn’t know where to go so Slade was taking the lead
Imagine Carter Slade, Jhonny Blaze and Robbie Reyes with their respective Black Stallion, Harley Davidson Hydra Glide and 1969 Dodge Charger on a ride togather..and Carter Slade says "Let's Ride Boys.."
Then Slade just say lets ride boys
…chills
@@juansalcido2037 And the scene breaks the internet.
I can see the comic title now "The Wild Hunt"
What about Danny ketch?
Nic Cage played this Ghost Rider well.
Slade calling his horse and the guitar start playing is an amazing scene
2:33 really gives ghoosbumps 🔥
Idc what you may think of the film, you can’t deny the goosebumps this scene gives you. Especially when Carter Slay calls his horse
It was terrible 😅
@@soybased2995for u
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@@soybased2995 this movie was awesome
One the best legendary scenes I've seen in any movie
Let's ride and then seeing them both ride side by side
Still gives me goosebumps to this day
This film is a gem ❤️👍
the soundtrack @1:45 gives chills everytime
It’s always been one of my favorite scenes in this movie if not my favorite
whats soundtrack?
2 Ghost riders, past n present. That's just a great scene.
It's a stupid scene for so many reasons
@@liberationpocket7950please enlighten us as to what would these reasons be
@@VictorMarwood For one, Carter Slade wasn't even a "Ghost Rider" in the sense of having the Spirit of Vengeance. Traditionally, he was just a gunslinger who had a completely white costume. Also, for the sake of theatrics, if he had that power the whole time, why didn't he help Johnny in the fight. Makes no sense whatsoever
@@liberationpocket7950 look it's a film ok chill out.
@Liberationpocket because he had ONE more transformation left. He couldn't just USE IT. He was dying. Slade simply did this one last thing and past on.
Sam Elliot's Ghost Rider was SO FUCKING BAD ASS yet was so wasted!!!
Slade was dying. He didn't have anymore energy left.
He literally rode for no reason whatsoever 😂
@@soybased2995his last ride doesn’t have to be impactful, it has to be meaningful so he rode his last with his successor. Just man-to-man broship, communication and honour.
@@soybased2995 He was leading Johnny to San Veganza because Blaze has no Idea where that town was
@@soybased2995 Even stating that San Veganza was 500 miles from the cemetery
I could be rock bottom, broken & depressed. this scene would still put a smile on my face.
I love this. It's like the gunslinger, the biker, one and the same spirit. Horse Power and Horse Power side by side. We shall remember the legend Slade.
To this day, I remember seeing this movie when I was a kid. I get chills.
When Marvel was just pushing movies out like these amongst Daredevil, Fantastic 4, Spider-Man. This was one of the best Marvel films of that era.
Ophero😊😊😊😊😊😊
That "Let's Ride" gives me chills no many how many times I see this scene
I've watched several movies, but until today I haven't seen a better scene than this one, this one is just perfect!
3:14 that Mexican-Spanish sound is amazing...
Genuinely one of the best scenes in any superhero movie to this day. Like top 3.
Movie was obviously not great, but there's just something so iconic about this ride.
Idk man i really love this movie. Maybe because of nostalgia but i genuinely love it
I have Ghostrider #2. Wish I had #1.
Much better than any woke garbage mcu put out after endgame
This movie recieved a lot of unfair backlash from self appointed critics. I've only just got one thing to say to that. If you don't like this movie, you don't deserve it. This scene by itself was so awesome it gave me chills.
if the critics dont like a movie, chances are the Audience will
The movie is flawed, but this scene alone makes the whole movie stick on my memory.
You're right. We didn't deserve this. This scene was by far the dumbest scene in the whole movie
@@liberationpocket7950so was your birth but we still have to accept that too
You can enjoy bad movie you know right? Lol The movie is objectively bad and I still enjoy it.
Just like fast food, it's definetly not fine dining, not good for you, and its cheap to make. But food critics would tell you what you're eating is a pile of shit and bad for you lol This movie is fast food
For me it is the best scene in entire marvel universe. Nicolas Cage just nailed it.
Seeing Slade's horse light up in flames still cracks me up to this day
I wish we saw more of Carter Slade, he is such a badass character and has a badass fit to boot
This is so iconic... The best Ghost Rider till now
3:17 "stick to the shadows"
Yeah... Good luck with that.
By far the coolest transformation in Marvel Universe
I love this scene with slade and his horse. I love this movie. I did feel sorry for the lizard. ❤
Rest in peace… Rango
Don't be, the only way that lizard died to ghost-rider's flames is if it had sinned enough to deserve death... I'm not sure how but he did it
@@hyperbolic3259 hey we don't talk about what happened in vegas
@@CabinetofThornsLMAO.
The Rider must comeback to the MCU on the big screen
Really does. Ghost rider is the only marvel movie i like
Ghost Rider would have beaten Thanos by himself.
@@walden6272 If I remember correctly, Ghost rider can’t use his stare thing to thanos because thanos don’t think what he did is wrong or he feel guilt for what he done. But if we count only brute force I’m still not sure.
@@walteraer5493 It doesn't matter what the person think but the stare will make them experience the sufferings of those who they killed.
@@walteraer5493 He regrets for Gamora's death
This scene made the entire movie. I still goosebumps every time I watch this.
As a kid this scene was badass. As an a adult this scene is still badass lol
Best scene of the whole movie. If I looked back and saw that? I'd stop hang my head and cry. You can't outrun Hell.
unless your the doomslayer,wich then you run TOWARDS hell
@@cultimagination Sounds like way too many soldiers I served with.
I just wished they used Slade to actually fight one of the demons. Him dying fighting Blackheart would have been better.
@@JonyTony2018 That would have been awesome! If only just one of them.
Is that a Johnny Cash reference?
Could you imagine for a moment, what it would have been like if we got Blackheart vs. both Johnny and Slade and after the fight is over Slade tells Johnny that he only had one last ride in him before leaving?
That would have been a very poignant "Passing The Torch" moment as Carter rides off into the afterlife having helped Johnny in defeating the Devils' kid.
OMG...that would have been a perfect ending even those so-called critics would have dug!
Yeah I don’t understand why they didn’t do that. What was the point of him turning?
@@taylorpack7705 I’m not sure if Johnny actually knew where San Venganza was so I think he needed to show him but yeah I always wished slade could’ve jumped in for that last fight.
This deserves.. hundreds and/or thousands of likes Bro..
Damn budget
They should do a prequel with Carter Slade as The Ghost Rider and show us how he became the Rider and what he did to become a caretaker of a cemetery at the end of the movie.
This is honestly one of the most badass scenes in any Marvel movie
Amazing how they did this movie with no CGI. Makes you wonder how they did it!
They set fire to at least 20 Nicolas Cage and Sam Elliott lookalikes.
everyone involved in the movie sold their soul to Mephistopheles to make the project possible
@@JC130676 😂😂😂
@@JC130676 those weren't Nic Cage look-alikes. That was just Nic Cage giving it his all like he always does and dipping his head in Kerosene before each take.
gasoline, and lots of unwilling body doubles. the horse was a trooper till the end.
I like how despite being no longer in his prime, Slade was faster than Johnny. A younger Slade would be terrifying in the late 1800s (he is over 100 years old).
i am rather with the camp "Johnny was only matching Slade´s as Slade knew where to go,whilst Johnny didn´t." and its kinda evident when you see where they stopped (on a spot,from which Johnny himself already could´ve seen where to go next,thus no longer needing a "tour" guide)
He did outride the devil
@@Oi325 well,the Devil even in the modern days did not like light that much,which as we saw gave Slade an advantage,with his sudden transformation acting like a flashbang,plus maybe since then Devil got better as he was seemingly able to appear in front of young Johnny driving somewhere
@@r3l1csvk yeah that's true!!
My only wish was for this scene to be longer, and gave them more screen time together… absolutely epic ❤ 👏
i have been watching this scene over and over. its literally the coolest scene in film history
3:45 shows how experienced Slade is for if GR really turns into his "evil" form in presence of evil was really just experiencxe,or control not wasting that last time when Blackheart and co. came to him and beaten the crap off of him
As Ghost Riders change more and more, they learn to control their actions and eventually they learn to fully control the Ghost Rider spirit, transforming only when they intend to. Carter Slade had 500 transformations as part of his contract. Might not sound like too many - it isn't even enough for a year and a half of transforming every night - but this movie showed us how quickly it's possible to gain control over the Ghost Rider. Johnny Blaze transformed like 3 times with no control over his actions or transformation and then was able to influence the Rider's actions, which led to him being able to control the Rider in this clip. In the second movie, his control slips a little, likely due to his self-isolation, but he becomes powerful enough as a Ghost Rider to revive the dead.
2:25 true horse power
Chills every damn time that last ride.
Red Dead Redemption meets Grand Theft Auto
The best scene of Ghost Rider.
With the building scene
Ok, a burning horse and a burning Harley with bone heads on fire and the Ghost Rider sound... So badass it's got to be called a badass singularity! 🔥💀💀🔥
Best scene in the movie and amazing song with it
16 years on, I still get goosebumps when the bass comes in
2:47 He looks like the perfect Ghost Rider in this shot from behind, and though I may not think it's a GOOD movie, I do like some of the shots they use in it
Why oh why couldn't we get a Carter Slade Prequel? The character was amazing and would've loved a movie based around the old west.
Who would play Slade?
@Chef204 That I'm not sure. I'm not a casting sort of guy, and too much time has gone by between then and now.
@@chef2042Jeffrey Dean Morgan.
Well then let's just bow our heads in silence for what could've been a fantastic prequel. 🙏
Another great scene, seeing the two Ghost Riders riding side by side never fails to excite me especially the background music 🎵🎶
The two Ghost Riders riding side by side has to be the best scene! Thanks Carter & Johnny!
Sam Elliott is an amazing actor, really enjoyed all his movies and his commercials. His voice should be a national treasure.
Love this part we got Ghost Horseman and Ghost Rider
Ghost Rider mit Nicolas Cage und Sam Elliott !
Gänsehaut pur 😱😱😱
Oh the gorgeous locks of hair on Sam Elliot. I can't!
There's something about a cowboy tipping his hate. What a gentleman Carter Slade was.💓
Most BADASS scene in the movies. A lot of respect for Sam Elliot, he put as much as he could into that end scene. I could feel it.
❤ truth ❤
Poor lizard probably just taking a chill and then instantly get toast 🤣🤣🤣
The lizard is reference to a similar scene from Raising Arizona, where the bounty hunter did pretty much the same thing.
The way the horse runs along the beat of the song playing goes so hard I get chills everytime watching that scene 🤠
This scene takes me back every time I see it . Never in any other ghost riders movies
have I seen two ghost riders!!!!
This movie was not as bad as the reviews made it out to be, as technology was improving for the CGI needs. This is simply THE BEST scene in the movie for me, and let’s not forget to pay our respects by sharing that they FREAKIN NAILED the scene with the classic riff w/ an updated touch from Spiderbait, “(Ghost) Riders in the Sky”. Carter Slade was always my favorite Marvel Ghost Rider, or for those who had subscriptions in our youth & happen to know Carter by these Alias also, the Galloping Ghost, Night Rider, (or possibly) Haunted Horseman or He Who Rides the Night Winds. 🍻🤘🏼🍻
That pic of them riding side by side has got to be one of most flawless and icy-ist scenes ever..
This is one of my favorite movies of all time!
& This scene right here has to best part out of the whole movie! ☠️🔥🐎
Wish they would make a Carter Slade movie based on back when he was the Ghost Rider! 🤍🖤
When the *"critics"* say the movie is bad, you know it's good.
I want a remake where these two team up thru the whole movie.
This one scene is so badass and beautiful.
I wish slade would have his own movie
1st November 2023 and lets ride with the spirit of 2007 movie gave us❤
The moment he whistles to call his horse with the background music gives me goosebumps. Horse and man connection is always a heroic one.
I think this "pass-of-the-torch", scene should have been more, dramatic. Like Sam Eliot's (Carter Slade / Ghost Rider) with more screen time. He deserved it, and earned it. His Ghost Rider was flawless. Like passing the torch in the mid of the battle...
One of the greatest scenes in movie history ❤
One thing I've always loved is how Johnny's and Carter's skulls hold different expressions, it's a little detail but really lends itself to how different they are. LOVE this movie
That music build up was just dope🤌🔥
Imagine Carter Slade, Johnny Blaze and Robbie Reyes together. They would have wiped out Thanos' Army by themselves
this tune with the sound of the horse galloping, and a bike roaring, it can never sound more cooler than that :D
The horse also seems to think: "You finally called, old man. I almost thought you'd already forgotten about me." :D
RIP CARTER SLADE😢
I was impressed how they rode through the desert, while a lizard was burned up.
In OUR alternative time line. Nick Cage's Ghost rider, Thomas Jane punisher, and Snipes Blade leads the avengers.
Damn !! Sam Elliott has looked like 70 years old for the last 4 decades
Fantastic movie watched it many times & brilliant actors, love Nicholas Cage & Sam Elliot.
I think,,this is the most iconic scene in the whole marvel movies..bcuz,today we c lots of VFX,but this scene has a different emotional depth,the bgm,the concept,different rider's passion...everything gave me goosebumps....🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥everytime..always🔥🔥
This has been my favorite movie since I was a kid. It triggered my love for motorcycles, and I feel like I relate to Johnny. I'd give my soul for love too
Love this scene, simple and clear
Man i love this i just subscribe to you