Kevin Jegie is one of those nerves whose dream has come true. He graduated from the University of Southern California in 1995 and immediately gave a gig as assistant by Lauren Schuler Donner, Hollywood Flix executive producer such as "volcano" and "you have mail". Obviously, Jaghie would not stop talking about his obsession with Marvel Comics, and Donner got his job working on Brian Singer's "X-Men" in 2000. Jaghie has a producer of that film producer and continued to be a big hit. Not only that, it was also proof that Marvel's superheroes were feasible for the screen adaptation, and the door began to swing open, both for the genre and for fabric.

At the time, Avi Arad was the head of Marvel's film division, and he was so impressed by the work of Fegi's "X-Men" that he was immediately hired to be Arad's second command. Feig began to serve as an executive producer of all Marvel's latest projects, including films such as Daredevil, Hulk, Panizer and Spiderman 2. " to Sam Raimi. These films were mostly all hits, even if fans gave them (collectively) a mixed reaction. "Spider-Man 2" was deeply loved. "Hulk" and "Daredevil" were exhibited. Since Marvel's films will eventually dominate both the Chinese market and every film conversation for a decade, one can see the mid-2000s as a period of fabric growth, a time when he was built in the industrial giant, he will eventually become.

During this time of growth, however, there was a legitimate Marvel bomb that few talk to talks with superhero films. Brett Leonard's film in 2005 Man-Thore, a horror blinking for a swampy creature, was reportedly so bad that it was drawn from theaters and was published as a scientific canal (aka Sefi) original film.

Web site Lonely Geek He noticed that "The Man-Something" was originally intended to be a theater edition of Halloween, 2004, but was moved to a direct video project on the company's next quarter. He intended to have a music video for "Man-Thing" (derived from the Azur band), as well as a re-qualification comic published by Marvel. It was a whole job. However, in the last minute, Arad pulled out the film from the theater release, unwilling to spend money on advertising a film that was to be reserved. Sure? Members of the audience seem to have actually come out of the test projections. It was enough to make Arad cautious.

It may have been a good thing, because the "man-something" was very poorly considered, getting a 14% approval rating of rotten tomatoes, based on seven examinations. No one is a fan. The direction is good (director Leonard has previously made fatty, technological thrillers like the "man on the lawn" and "virtuosity"), but the pace is weak, the characters are boring, and the dialogue is terrible. The main character is Sheriff Kyle Williams (Matthew Le Nevez), who is investigating corporate abuse in Seminole County, surrounded by Florida swamps. His investigations reveal a creature of seminole, the title of human thing, the high human form of vines and moss.

The man-thing was played by Australian wrestler Conan Stevens, dressed in a giant suit, but reinforced with CGI. The monster killed evil. If you experienced fear and the man-something touched, he would burn. It will be later revealed that the man-something was once a seminole shaman who resurrected and turned into a swamp monster of local magic. The man-something has dazzling red eyes and savages bad guys. Leonard shoots man-something in the shadows, leaving him a monster instead of a superhero.

The "man-something" character was invented in 1971, released about a year and a half ago a very similar work on the wetlands of DC. However, one did not tear the other, as much as everyone can say. One of the creators of Man-Tantant, Gary Conway, was once roommates with Swamp Thing co-creator Len Wine, and it is probably that they simply brought similar ideas for a "swamp creature" of the relevant companies where they worked.

The 2005 film was sought by Marvel Obsessions, which was a much smaller crowd in 2005 than it would be by the end of the decade. Jaghie would serve as an executive producer of modest hits (some of them not critically disliked) as a "fantastic four", "Spiderman 3". and "X-Men: the last stand". By the end of the 2000s, it seemed that superheroes would not last much longer. Marvel-H-Men's Marvelva's characters, Spiderman and Fantastic Four-were given treatment with Starwells, and no one wanted to see the characters with the C like "Pansir" or "Ironian Man".

Yes, in 2008 "IRONEAL man", however, proved to be a hit against all chances. His success was promoted by the charity of the head of the Marvel studio. Disney bought the company, left in charge, and Jegie was finally able to implement her plan for the cinema universe. The rest is history.

However, fog may feel the need to redeem the person's image and remove it from the ashes of the canal of the channel almost 20 years later. In 2022, Shegie oversaw the production of "Vervolf at night" by Michael Gijacino ", TV project MCC starring Gael Garcia Bernal as a titular werewolf. The story followed Bernal in the rich palace of the monster hunters, where he secretly demanded to locate and save the man-something from the labyrinth of the property. "Vervolf at night" showed the man-something as friendly and gentle. Finally, the movie "Lasted 2005" can be ignored.