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Okay, I'm a Nic Cage fanboy. Let's get that out of the way. I'll watch anything the guy does no matter how terrible the reviews are, and sometimes I'll be pleasantly surprised, as was the case with 'Seeking Justice', 'Drive Angry', and 'Kiss of Death'. The guy has some hidden gems in his career.
Is Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance one of them? The first Ghost Rider was campy and stupid, but it was a watchable popcorn action movie and it had Eva Mendes (hence, watchable). Spirit of Vengeance is just stupid. Everything about it is stupid.
No part of this movie is fleshed out and none of it is interesting. It throws you right into the action with no exposition. It's just a bunch of things happening on screen oozing with CGI to make up for the complete lack of substance. You can tell this is the same guy that directed Crank: the difference is that movie didn't need any substance because the premise was so fun. This movie just pisses on Ghost Rider's origin (literally) and expects you to enjoy watching sh.t blow up for the sake of sh.t blowing up. The writing in this movie is especially horrendous; did they hire a 10 year old to do the screenplay?
It sure as hell seems like it. So you may be asking yourself, 'why give it a 4/10 if it's so awful?' Well, I'm a sucker for laughably bad movies and this definitely qualifies. I mean, the dialogue alone tries to take itself seriously but ends up providing really good unintentional laughs. But I'll be fair, not all of this movie sucks. Nicolas Cage is always enjoyable to watch. You can tell he's invested in the role, and his dedication really holds this movie together.
Idris Elba is also in this movie for some reason and he's great in anything, even if his character is completely throwaway. The other acting is serviceable I guess.
You can't really blame any actors here because it's obvious the filmmakers wanted it to be a massive CGI-fest with stupid dialogue to lead action sequence A to action sequence B. To their credit, the CGI in this movie is pretty cool. Ghost Rider looks badass, the visuals in the big set pieces are nice to look at, and if you have no interest in the story you can definitely shut your brain off and enjoy the insanity happening on screen. So in a nutshell, you don't need to see this movie. You really don't.
Not even the great Nicolas Cage is enough to hold this piece of trash together. But if you're really stoned or just want to see cool sh.t on screen for an hour and a half and there's literally nothing else to watch, go ahead and knock yourself out with Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance. You may find a new B-movie comedy classic.
At first glance, 'Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance' seems like an unnecessary sequel, another example of Hollywood mining old ideas and slapping the 3D label on it for a higher ticket price. When viewed in right 'spirit', GR:SOV is a bit of harmless fun, a mindless superhero/action film where you can turn your brain off and relax. It's a nice antidote to the slew of overly serious superhero films. Set in Eastern Europe, the plot is an unoriginal demon-possession story (done far better in the Omen franchise), with young Danny (Fergus Riordan) being chosen by Roarke (Cirian Hinds) to carry his evil legacy.
On the proviso that he's rid of his curse, Ghost Rider/Johnny Blaze (Nic Cage) agrees to help Danny's mother Nadya (the absolutely stunning Violante Placido) save her boy. Probably the highlight of the film is Nic Cage, who unashamedly hams it up. Sometimes it's fun to watch someone play a bad role with gusto and no shame. That's exactly what Cage does, and you know he's having a ball.
More power to him. This is complemented by some cool special effects, again they're cheesy, but a film about a demoniacally possessed daredevil with a flaming body and skull doesn't have to worry too much about realism. Yes, GR:SOV is a bad film compared to 'Iron Man', 'Thor' and 'Captain America', but its good fun and a bit of escapism.
If you go into it with the right attitude, you'll probably like it. Sometimes we need to stop taking films so seriously and enjoy them as they were intended.
I don't know what to make of Ghost Rider: The Spirit of Vengeance. I know it's laughably bad, but I couldn't help being entertained. The first film was actually a decent, enjoyable film, but the sequel is more campy and has a different tone. The story is very dumb, compared to the first film.
But the visuals are excellent. I loved the look of the Ghost Rider and his charred skull.
Neveldine and Taylor's film brings about the return of the Ghost Rider. Johnny Blaze has been hiding out in the remote parts of Europe, but he returns when the Church recruits his help to help protect a boy, whom has the Devil after him so he can use the boy's body. Nic Cage delivers another over-the-top performance as Johnny Blaze and despite some amusing moments, it did get old and stale after awhile. Idris Elba does a good job as the Church guy and Ciarin Hinds is decent as the Devil. Overall, this is a over-the-top superhero film that doesn't deserve widespread hate, but still is pretty bad. But what I mean by bad is the film is 'good' bad. I found it somewhat entertaining and a nice way to spend an hour and a half.
The story/script is just plain silly, but the visuals are very good. I rate this film 7/10. I was real excited about a sequel to Ghost Rider. I liked the first one. I was very disappointed. Everything is horrible about this movie. The plot, the writing, the acting, and especially the special effects.
In the first move, the flaming skull was sharp, the bike was great, the riders expressions were great. In this movie, the flaming bike looked broken down, the skull wasn't sharp, and the jacket charred. The chain never lit up on fire either. And the penance stare was different. He didn't say look into my eyes or anything. Not to mention again that the writing and the plot were garbage.
Don't waste your money on this one. 3d can't help this stink pot. Wait for cable. Having grown up with many of the comic book super heroes, I have been delighted to see so many of them becoming movies now, and look forward to each one.
The whole Marvel series has been enjoyable for the most part. Ghost Rider (both of them) have been total disappointments. The first Ghost Rider was poor, so I figured this one could only go up.
Wow, was I wrong! The acting and plot in this one was SO poor, I was ready to walk out within 10 minutes. I decided to be fair.maybe things would improve. Well, I'll never get that hour and a half of my life back again. I've seen some pretty cheesy B movies before. They can even be fun But I expect the quality of these to be so much more. It wasn't, and there was nothing fun about it.
This one will never reach the acclaim it could have.it will fittingly go down in flames as nothing more than a poorly done B movie. I've seen better acting out of most middle school and high school productions! Even the special affects were substandard for a movie of this type. Don't waste your time with this one.
Don't even bother with buying a DVD when they come out. Your money is worth more than seeing this movie even once. Seems anyone can be a movie producer / director / screen writer these days. One of the worst stories I've ever seen in a movie, crippled by awful directing and poor acting even from Nicolas Cage, of whom I happen to be a fan. The movie is a complete disaster from beginning to end, failing to capture the spectator because of a weak storyline, bad timing and management of tension and viewer expectations, and action sequences that besides not having the impact the film maker wishes they had, look pretentious and anti-climatic.
About the lines written for the characters, all I can say is: if.I. was invited to work in this movie as an actor (and I'm not an actor by any stretch of the imagination), I'd still be embarrassed to say them and ashamed that other people would watch me doing it.
The fight scenes are not believable at all, seems like people are waiting to be punched in the face, shot or whatever it is that's going on at any given moment. The reasons given for the outcome of any conflict in the movie seem like the ones a child would come up with while playing with his little friends. I went to see the movie in a 3D 'XD' (Extreme Digital) movie theater and even that didn't compensate enough how bad the movie is that I wouldn't be anxious to get out by 3/4ths into watching it. Now here's something I definitely don't get, how can Stan Lee let such a horrible, horrible, horrible abomination like this thing be released under the Marvel name? The ghost rider has the potential to be one of the coolest and most successful franchises today,Ghost rider is so iconic and so much can be done with him,the problem is morons are making the films.
The film has several styles that never really gell,It tries humor but fails,Halfway though the movie it literally starts making fun of itself.and its not funny.I felt like they were saying haha we got your money. The over used Prophecy child theme,The fish eye 1970's lens used to death and poor effect.the home computer cgi. If you rent this one day in redbox you'll want your dollar back,If i ever see the director I'll ask for my money back and shame him for taking something that could be so cool and just dropping the ball,he should be banned from making films for 2 years for this one.
I hope one day someone with imagination and talent takes on a ghost rider film and finally does it justice. Sword art online game pc download full game free. I liked the first Ghost Rider and collected comic books for years. I say that to let the reader know that I am also a fan of comic book movies normally and am not a stickler about a movie sticking to comic book canon. My problems with this movie have nothing to do with it being a comic book movie.
The special effects in the movie are very bad. I saw it in 2D since I do not like 3D but I do not believe that makes a difference. The new version of the burning skull is much worse than the original.
Now, there is tons of smoke most of the time and it is hard to see anything. Like watching polar bears have a milk fight in a blizzard but in black instead of white. The excess smoke and a skull that sometimes blazes but often is just impossible to see in the smoke combine to remove some of the 'cool' factor of Ghost Rider. In addition, the motorcycle and costume that were cool in the first one are gone.
Replaced with a motorcycle that is hard to see (hello smoke) most of the time and when you can see it, it is basically an old motorcycle on fire. Not the awesome chrome and blazes chopper you would expect. The outfit is old leather that appears to be melting when you can see it through the smoke. I suppose that would be fine if you are going for more of a rotted zombie look but that is not Ghost Rider.
One of the main bad guys appears to be one of the ghost twins from the Matrix films and is about as interesting although he does have a cool power that the actor does a good job of appearing to enjoy. Sadly, he is on the screen far too seldom and is far too often in GR's smoke. Which brings me to the acting.
Normally, I like Nicholas Cage but here he is different. His face is chunkier and he has replaced acting with turning his head sideways.
Apparently, someone told him that instead of snappy patter or doing cool things, he would appear so much more menacing if he started just turning his head sideways. So he does it A LOT! As GR, he barely talks except for a few very poor one liners that are akin to Arnold's 'I let him go' in Commando. In case the poor acting, distracting special effects and poor story are not enough, they also added annoying camera work. At times it has the hand-held shaky method so wonderfully annoying and at other times the director falls in love with closeups that add to confusion when you want to see what is going on.
In the first Ghost Rider, he could throw fire, he could use a Pennance (or Soul stare) Gaze. He could defy gravity with his awesome chopper. He made quips and was a hero. They did away with all of that and replaced it with.Nic Cage turning his head sideways.
I know that he does gaze at a bad guy but although some might claim that is the Pennance Gaze, nothing seems to happen. Finally, just in case all of the aforementioned was not enough, they made sure to have lots of people talking with odd accents to help make sure the mumbled dialog was harder to understand.
An awful movie that I have 2 stars only because of my respect for comic book movies in general and I am glad someone tried to make a sequel. If only they would give the rights back to Marvel and let us get a decent Ghost Rider movie again. Proper Ghost rider!
Nicolas Cage, actually played the part well. Bit loopy when needed. Pseudo daddy for the rest of the time, sort of worked! I really like the fact that this film has tried to be more like the Graphic Novel & less like the original film. Moral, immoral & fun. The CGI style is perfect for a boy/angel/demon with a flaming skull riding on a motorcycle & killing folk(in an admittedly, sometimes pointlessly staring at people for a really long time, sort of way). I have honestly never seen flames & the whole burning monsters & things done so well!
Please, just switch off Hollywood review mode, Ignore the first films existence & enjoy! Well it's not like the first one but it's interesting to be seen.and it'll be more interesting to see a 3rd movie from this series.yes the effects are weak and the casting could've been better as always Nicholas Cage knows what he's doing but come on let's be serious other actors from this movie are way out of line. And then there is the place of the movie. Yes, Romania well it's not as they described it.but who cares in this days. The scenario could have been way better, the movie it's not intriguing actors are not as they used to be in the first one Final words: A good movie that could have been way better. Judging from the mood of the theater I was in, the consensus of this film was '.'
Yep, the pacing and storytelling of the film was so bad that it's actually hard to appreciate the plot, and even the action scenes. The otherwise simple plot becomes a task and even a bore to follow due to the bad editing and pace of the story.
Things that are supposed to hit home through a joke, or a 'Wow!' Action scene, fail to do so either because you've gotten lost in all the distractions the film throws at you, or you just merely lost interest due to the lackluster story telling.
It's quite a shame in my opinion that there were many scenes that were supposed to evoke emotion, that just did not. It's hard to comprehend how these scenes fail, when in the back of your head, you actually know that in another occasion, that scene should've been really bad-ass, or really funny. Better editing and better character development would've made the movie easier to follow, and would've given meaning to all the great visuals and occasional funniness the film has. Now how does it compare to the first?
Dare I say Apples and Oranges? The first was coherent and easy to understand but way too cheesy and campy (lacked action too), while this one was heavy and slow with a lot of zany visuals and camera work. Both seem to want to achieve completely different results from an audience that it's actually difficult to say which one's better. If you're looking for great eye-candy, and whack visuals, then Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance delivers. As a complete entertainment experience though, it falls flat. 'GHOST RIDER: SPIRIT OF VENGEANCE': Three Stars (Out of Five) Nicolas Cage returns to play Johnny Blaze, also known as 'Ghost Rider', the superhero antihero from Marvel Comics. It's a sequel to the 2007 hit film.
This one is directed by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor (the team that brought us two 'CRANK' films and 'GAMER'). It was written by Scott Gimple, Seth Hoffman and David S. Goyer (who's written several B superhero films).
The movie isn't really much better or worse than the original, which I thought was passable entertainment, not great but not bad either. In this film Johnny Blaze is hiding out in Eastern Europe when he's contacted by a Monk named Moreau (Idris Elba) who tells him a plot to take possession of a young boy's body. The devil is currently using the human form of a man named Roarke (Ciaran Hinds), who Blaze previously made a deal with and cursed himself with the 'Ghost Rider' monster inside him. Moreau tells him that if he saves the boy, Danny (Fergus Riordan), he could rid himself of the 'Rider' permanently. So Blaze makes it his mission to protect Danny and his mother Nadya (Violante Placido), who are on the run from Roarke's men. The movie is so bad it's good. It's definitely more 'out there' than the original but it also has even less structure.
Cage hams it up even worse than usual but is still, like always, likable. It's all mindless entertainment but it's still entertainment.
Watch our movie review show 'MOVIE TALK' at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlBzdmfUfA. Let's get something straight first: I absolutely LOVE terrible movies. The way I view movies is that if they manage to get SOME kind of reaction out of me, be it good or bad, it succeeds in a its ultimate goal— to get to the viewer. This can be achieved even in the most awful of films, as I even managed to get enjoyment out of such train wrecks as Sharktopus and Tommy Wiseau's infamous classic, The Room. Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, on the other hand, is the worst kind of movie to me; it's not that it's terrible, it's just. I had absolutely no reaction after coming out of the theater. The closest thing to an emotion I felt was the regret of wasting 12 dollars on it (I had missed the 2D viewing because of a miscommunication with my brother) They had tried to stay truer to the source material this time, but when your predecessor has already retcon'd your story to hell, there's no point.
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The jokes were just lame, and it seems that the new makers (who unsurprisingly worked on Crank) read the comics, but didn't watch the first movie. I went into this theater expecting a typical Nic Cage film, and even by those standards I was underwhelmed. He felt like he was only in, say, 2 minutes of the movie even though he was clearly in nearly every scene. Even the special effects seemed, off, with the rider's head jerking about every time he tried to move. It was clear that they tried to fix what was wrong wit the first movie, but all in all, it was just. I think there is an awful lot of hate for this film and it is not really warranted.
I think the film struggled to explain its story and the story telling could have been better. As an action film it is a little slow and disjointed.but as a comic book film as a comic book fan i really liked it. So many comic book films fail because they try and reinvent the character and have them do things for the sake of the film the original comic book character would never do. Take for example the terrible Toby McQuire spider-man films - no humour no internal monologue - just teenage angst. But this film for me gets the essence of the comic book which is what you really want it to.
Sure the effects are limited. I actually like the ghost Rider look in this over the original film but the darkness effect of Roarke in his demon form is weak and I think filmmakers went overboard with the 3D effects But as for the feel of the film i think they got it about right - Ghost rider was an odd, dark and twisted comic book. It was unlike the other Marvel series where light and dark was easy to distinguish and the good guys always prosper - in Ghost Rider it was about vengeance not justice and as long as the evil got punished there was no care for anyone else.
And that was what they were trying to get at in Ghost Riders depiction. As a stand alone film - even as a sequel it does a poor job of story telling, but if you go into this knowing something about the characters as a comic book fan then you are not going to be disappointed. Okay, first things first. I like movies that challenge my brain a bit, but I do not expect it, because I can watch the twenty most mind blowing movies you can come you can up with more amazing insight reading twenty pages of a Benford or Baxter book. That leaves wrenching heart strings and an enjoyable ride, and this movie is the latter.spoilers.
Lots of people complain about the 'Nic Cage Crazy', this is the first movie I've seen it belongs. Remember there are THREE entities, they just don't mention the Angel of Justice gone insane until late. The scenes where we get the Nic Cage Crazy (esp. The informant) are ones where he's being more good, I presume this is actually the Angel of Justice more than Johnny Blaze or the Rider, which completely changes the complexion of those scenes for me. Otherwise they'd have been more negative. Am i the only person in the world who loved this film? I don't know what people are complaining about?
Its a film about a guy with a flaming skull for a head that sucks the souls from bad guys. I loved the action and thought it was good that it did not try to over complicate the story line. The one thing i hated with the first movie was the Roxanne storyline that is gone. I like how it told you everything you needed to know with out trying to sound smarter than it really is, like Thor and Ironman 2 (not that they were horrible films), this is just like the comics its good simple fun and strait to the point just like it should be. The ghost rider looks awesome he could not look any better. I saw a sneak preview of this movie w/ somewhat 'curious' expectations.
This is mainly because of the style of 'Crank' directors Neveldine/Taylor. Being a fan of the Ghost Rider comic book, I was a bit disappointed in the original film as I found it a bit flat.
However I gave it a bit of a pass because I knew that 'Daredevil' director Mark Steven Johnson's style was simply not suited for this type of subject matter. So whenever I watch that installment I can't help but feel a bit torn because although I didn't care for GR1 overall, I have to admit that there were aspects of it that I can appreciate. But after watching GR: Spirit of Vengeance I was very refreshed and impressed.
They gave it more of a 'cult film' feel which I thought was PERFECT for this project. Neveldine/Taylor seem to never be scared to take risks w/ going outside the box of contemporary filmmaking and GR:SOV is a true testament of that. Since I can relate this feeling w/ the one I got when I first saw Lexi Alexander's 'Punisher: War Zone' I strongly anticipate that this film is gonna take a beating from the masses. But I don't care because IMHO, the mainstream nowadays apparently have no idea of original thought and much of their opinions are spoon-fed to them by corporate media.
Also what helped make this work is the performance of all the actors, ESPECIALLY NIC CAGE! I admit I had my doubts about him reprising the Johnny Blaze character but it's quite evident he was in tune w/ the directors' vision. SOV (like PWZ) is clearly a 'love-it-or-hate-it' movie which works for me because since movies like this don't rack up at the box office and tend to be viewed as commercial flops, they come out on home releases pretty quick at very reasonable prices (w/ extras to boot). IMO this film will make most of its money on DVD/blue-ray sales. Not wanting to spoil it for anybody, all I can say is if you go see GR:SOV, 'try' to have an open mind.
Otherwise you might just be setting yourself up to be disappointed w/ no fault being that of the movie. The only reason I didn't give this a higher rating is because I thought it was a bit short (1:36) and I admit I'm a bit torn because perhaps it may have been best not to draw it out. Chalk up another 'underground hit' for Marvel Knights!!!
This new ghost rider ignores the last one and and retells the origin story and also gives us a slightly new take on the Ghost rider himself. This time the Ghost rider is much crazier and a little bit spookier. They've rightly decided to drop the silly monster voice he used to have in favour of a more whispered tone.
The ghost riders soul desire now is to destroy anything and everything evil. So when the persona of Johnny Blaze disappears you better start running if you've been a bad boy or girl. The plot is perhaps a little too familiar. The Ghost rider is charged with protecting and accompanying a boy needed for an evil prophecy, an evil prophecy that also involves the demon that cursed Johnny Blaze. We've all seen this story line some where before but really it's just the setting to let Nicholas Cage go crazy with the Freaky new iteration of the Ghost rider, and that is exactly what he does. I was not a fan of the original, i thought it was a little too boring for a movie based on a character possessed by the spirit of vengeance. This one on the other hand has lots of action, being directed by the guys who brought us the Crank movies and Gamer I expected as much.
The Ghost rider really takes it to the bad guys this time round and the final battle and highway chase are both pretty spectacular. We also see a couple of new powers, which was quite refreshing. The CG is a little bit hit and miss sometimes it looks fantastic other times the way it is implemented is a little ropey. All round though the effects are pretty impressive and the new look of old flame head with the burnt and craggy old skull and the charred clothes is a much more appealing style for a character this dark.
The strangest thing for me is that this didn't really feel like a superhero movie. It felt more like a revenge flick. Add to that the few truly bizarre moments like the scene when Johnny is alone in the Monks caves and you've got something quite removed from the standard. This is no bad thing in my opinion but it may put off some of the marvel movie fans out there. There's a lot to be enjoyed here with some funny over the top one liners.
Some great action and another great crazy turn from Nicholas Cage. One thing I will suggest is watch the film in 2D as the 3D isn't that great. Warning: My reviews are 100% guaranteed plot-summary-free - as you can find movie summaries anywhere online. I truly believe a real movie reviewer should dissect the soul of movies, as opposed to merely summarizing plots - which any 14-year old could do. Embarrassingly low IMDb rating for a Hollywood superhero-movie this unique and risky! GR2 creates a twisted and dark universe with visually compelling night-scenes bathed in Absinthe-green color-tones contrasting the day-time's over-exposed sharp white daylight.
Equally compelling are the cartoon-universe's morally ambiguous characters - including the Morphine-popping, self-loathing protagonist Johnny Blaze/Ghost Rider (Nicolas Cage)! The line between good and evil is thin here.
Cage injects drops of his former manic acting-style known from early-career surrealistic masterpieces, e.g. 'Wild At Heart' (David Lynch, 1990) which will please his long-time followers. GR2 does admittedly have faults. It suffers from the standard sub-par, dumbed-down dialog of big-budget blockbusters, and its audience are asked to accept some far-fetched events so fantastic they would be fatal to the credibility of any storyline. However, GR2 is not normal. Do NOT expect sophisticated plot and realism! Watch it for the weird world and sensatory experience: the GR2 trip is instinctive - NOT intellectual!
When you open your mind to such an experience, the aforementioned faults become irrelevant. Consider the odds: it is a closely-controlled, big-budgeted blockbuster sequel targeted at the horrified-of-boredom, escapism-craving superhero- movie audience (which is how Hollywood studios wrongfully conceive us.), and despite all this, GR2 is clearly a work of its own, therefore considerably more interesting than its by-the-book predecessor 'Ghost Rider' (Mark Steven Johnson, 2007). And as a result, sadly also widely misunderstood, hence the criminally low IMDb rating.
Risk-taking is not a quality in itself, but when it results in an different AND fascinating spin on the arch- American superhero-movie genre, it deserves to be rewarded. GR2 is not a masterpiece, merely a slightly left-field, good movie. And when I say bizarre, it means the kind of crazy type. This movie is filled with weird humor, crazy 'earthquake' shots during action scenes and fast-paced editing plus crazy acting by Nicolas Cage.
But after all, what can we expect from the two guys behind Gamer and the Crank movies. I can never understand why action directors like to shake the camera so hard like a mad bull during an action scene but during dialogue scenes, the camera is perfectly still. In this case, the directors make the same mistake although it is not too bad. I can't imagine how is it like to watch this in 3D. I made a wise choice not to catch it in 3D. The story: It is a fairly simple chase movie.
A group of bad guys want to catch a mother's boy. It doesn't say why until the middle of the movie. Johnny Blaze known as Ghost Rider, hiding from sight, is asked to help. And the story goes on. People chasing people for the boy.
One thing that is an improvement over the first movie is that this features some cool action and Ghost Rider has more powers. But unfortunately, when it comes to the action, it is like watching a lost- found footage movie so you can't exactly see the CGI action. The directors injected the movie with a sense of weird humour, even weirder than the first movie.
Some can get entertaining but some can become embarrassing. Although some camera shots are good, I would prefer for less frenetic and crazily shaking shots. Overall: Basically, it is for purely entertainment. If you didn't like the first one, you probably won't like the second outing. Although it features more action, the story is really kind of straight forward but also at the same time disjointed. I saw some reviews stating it is the worst superhero movie ever, it is not true.
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It is just something not really seen in superhero movies. Which superhero movie has crazy camera shots and crazy weird humour? Not to say I hate the directors but I would like a third movie to be directed by a different director.
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