This is my new bike!

I like it. The flames come in handy, I can see where I parked it when I walk out of the Mall. The problem is the smell of burning rubber, it and the heat of the fire dries my eyes out when I'm on it.

Ghost Rider

"GR" looks good in that Quicktime. I recently screened "Raising Arizona" for a friend that had never seen it, can you believe that? It just made me miss Nic Cage and all that he could be.

From More About How an interview with Cage about "Ghost Rider:"

Cage: I'm sick of CGI. I know people are. The things about "Kong" I responded to was the story, the triangle, Jack Driscoll's path to Darrow... Take the CGI Ape out you still have a good story.

MAH: "Ghost Rider" has no CGI?

Cage: It was very important to me and the producers to make every scene real. I wear a skull. Flame retardant. Butane is blown around the mask. Friends said I was crazy, but it was important to me. Lon Channey would have done it this way.

MAH: Wasn't it hot?

Cage: Of course, but the character is in pain, too. I use it. We went through a hundred masks.

MAH: No CGI...?

Cage: Not at all. You can ask me over and over, it ain't changing it. It's all in camera, stylized, real and superhot! All the FX are what you might say is low-tech, but "Ghost Rider," is for the guy who watches American Chopper, rides his bike to the theatre and knows there ain't no "Spider-Man."

MAH: Just from the clips I've seen, It looks like some CGI was... (Interview was abruptly ended by PR woman)