The Cinema Cinema was mostly good for actors Samuel L. Acksexon and Scarlett Johansson, who show Shield leader Nick Hurray and the Black Widow of Superhero, respectively, in the Chinese Universe Marvel (MCC). The couple appeared in each Many Marvel's filmsSince Johansson even got a standalone film "Black Widow" in 2021. In 2008, however, they starred in a comic book film, which has much worse views than even the most hated entrance to Frank Miller's "Spirit", based on the image of DC Comics by Will Eisner.

After the success of director Robert Rodriguez's adaptation Miller's Comic Series "Son City" in 2005 And the adaptation of Zack Snyder to Miller's 300 graphic novel in 2006, Miller seemed to have free reinforcement to create his own adaptation to the "spirit". Azner was Miller's hero, and there were elements of the neo-nao-nao-alienation of the "spirit" for most of Miller's work, so it seemed to be a perfect fit, but unfortunately, the "spirit" is almost confusing bad, and even Johansson and Acksehson could not save him.

The "Spirit" plays Gabriel Maht as a titular superhero, the spirit, which has ghost -like forces and fights against the evil superintendent Octopus, who is trying to take over the home of the central city's spirit and achieve immortality by the use of mystical blood. The film is visually fascinating, taking signs of the "son City" look, mixing the unsaturated elements with red shoots, but it is also confusing chaos with a convoluted parcel and some truly bizarre choices. Was it necessary to dress Acksexon and Johansson in the Nazi regals as they bother the spirit in the dentist's chair, or for the image of Johansson, a "silk thread", to kill the pet muffin? The "ghost" is strange, and that is, and no amount of cool is cool, cannot save it, which is sincerely typical of Miller's much exit.

While Miller was able to contribute to the "son City" and helped one of the most authentic adaptations of comics There, his work on the "Spirit" was a huge swing and miss, making one of the worst comic book films of all time. Some of Miller's comic was very influential and His contributions for "Daredevil" Batman's comics were also massive, but it turns out that the boy just can't direct a movie. Thanks to the goodness for not sour Acksexon or Johansson on the comic book flix, at least, because we still had to see them breaking them up in MCC.