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Disney and trade reports confirm Ryan Gosling stars, Shawn Levy directs, Linus Sandgren is cinematographer, the film will shoot in New York next year, and the theatrical date is July 28, 2028. The “shot on film” detail is not in the official announcements and appears to come from a fan comment, so treat that part as unconfirmed.
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Disney and trade reports confirm Ryan Gosling stars, Shawn Levy directs, Linus Sandgren is cinematographer, the film will shoot in New York next year, and the theatrical date is July 28, 2028. The “shot on film” detail is not in the official announcements and appears to come from a fan comment, so treat that part as unconfirmed.
Marvel Studios’ ‘GHOST RIDER’ will begin filming in New York next year and will be shot on film. Starring Ryan Gosling, directed by Shawn Levy, with cinematography by Linus Sandgren (‘Dune: Part Three’). In theaters July 28, 2028. (https://t.co/6QaUd5fdkD) https://t.co/Zq5aP5wHUB
NMain Character on Oncast, and Pop Base just posted on X that Marvel's Ghost Rider is finally happening—Ryan Gosling, Shawn Levy, and a lot of film talk.
JRyan Gosling as the Spirit of Vengeance, Shawn Levy directing, Linus Sandgren shooting it on film? That's not a Marvel movie, that's a statement.
NEasy, film bro. The film part came from a fan comment, not Disney.
JWait, so it's digital? That ruins my bit.
NIt might still be film, but nobody confirmed it. What's confirmed: New York next year, July 2028.
JOkay, still—Gosling on a motorcycle with a flaming skull? Take my money.
NYou think he can pull off the whole 'eternal torment' thing? He's too charming.
JThat's exactly why it works! He's the nice guy who becomes a monster. Perfect casting.
NFine, I'll give you the casting. But July 2028 is three years away—I'll have forgotten this conversation.
JThen we're moving on to a fight that's already here: a reported cease-and-desist from Kai Cenat's lawyers.
NDexerto is reporting that his former friend Reggie made grooming allegations about a 17-year-old creator named Rakai.
JAnd instead of denying it, he lawyered up? That's a bad look.
NNo, come on—his lawyers reportedly called the claims 'categorically false' and demanded the videos come down. That's denying it.
JBut a cease-and-desist doesn't prove innocence. It just makes you look like you're hiding something.
NOr it's what you do when someone is making seriously damaging claims about you. You don't just tweet 'that's not true.'
JI guess if you're Kai Cenat, a tweet would get buried under the drama. Legal action at least gets attention.
NExactly. And the accusations are serious, so how they're answered matters.
JBut Reggie hasn't taken the videos down yet, according to the report. So the fight's not over.
NThat's the real main character energy: a legal letter that might define the whole situation. We'll see how it plays out.