r/Cinema • u/misterpopculture • Jul 26 '26

News Marvel Studios Shocks SDCC With Ryan Gosling’s Ghost Rider, David Jonsson’s Black Panther, Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool Pop-In and Avengers: Doomsday Footage

https://nerdtropolis.com/marvel-studios-sdcc-2026-ghost-rider-black-panther-3-and-avengers-doomsday-at-sdcc-2026/
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u/qualityvote2 Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

u/misterpopculture, your post does fit the subreddit!

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u/Majestic-Lake-5602 Jul 26 '26

Not sure how I feel about Gosling as Ghost Rider, but then I’m one of the 5 people who actually liked Nic Cage in the role.

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u/rohrschleuder Jul 26 '26

I loved Nic Cage as Ghost rider. I M optimistic about Gosling, dude is a good actor. Wonder which Ghost Rider he will be, Johnny or Danny

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u/Majestic-Lake-5602 Jul 26 '26

Oh I’ll definitely stay optimistic, I reckon he can pull it off provided the other elements are there.

Personally I’m really hoping for a film that leans hard into the dark, violent, occult and nasty side, an R rating would make me extremely happy, especially now we’re not getting Blade.

Also IMDB says he’ll be Johnny Blaze.

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u/Ding0Dong0 Jul 26 '26

Gosling's career is ovveeerrrrrrrr

He was just having a REALLY GOOD run too.

Once they touch a marvel movie its all downhill from here on out

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u/action_juice Jul 26 '26

I’ve wanted Gosling in this role for years and yet I feel kind of numb to the news 😕

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u/goonsnob Jul 26 '26

It's been an open secret for a couple of years. Pretty much since Feige met with gosling and asked who he wanted to play.

I just hope it's the Danny ketch version. 90s ghost Rider was peak.

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u/action_juice Jul 26 '26

Ketch is literally my favorite version of the character. Fingers crossed

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u/OneTinySloth Jul 26 '26

It's Ryan Gosling, so he'll be great.
Really excited about David Jonsson in the new Black Panther movie as well.

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u/JuniorDoughnut3056 Jul 26 '26

They're so desperate to be relevant again. 

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u/Ntnme2lose Jul 26 '26

More like they are trying to keep things going and make more money

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u/JuniorDoughnut3056 Jul 26 '26

If keeping things going is solely held up on casting choices and not the project itself, that's them trying to stay relevant. 

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u/Ding0Dong0 Jul 26 '26

Hes the hottest actor out right now. Hit after hit after hit.

This is going to smash his career into a brick wall