Four intimidating Mafia hoods, dressed in tailored suits and sporting menacing scowls, peer out from behind the rusty bars of a dimly lit prison cell.

Four intimidating Mafia hoods, dressed in tailored suits and sporting menacing scowls, peer out from behind the rusty bars of a dimly lit prison cell, their eyes fixed menacingly on something off-camera. The cell's cold, grey walls seem to close in around them, amplifying the sense of foreboding. To the right of the cell, a gigantic red button dominates the wall, its surface emblazoned with the warning "DO NOT TOUCH" in bold, Helvetica font. FBI Agent Maxwell Smart, clad in a crumpled suit and sporting a look of trepidation, stands before the button, his hand hesitating mere inches from the surface. The air is thick with tension as he weighs the consequences of his actions. The scene is rendered in a gritty, film noir style, with deep shadows and muted colors, evoking the moody, atmospheric works of Sin City's Frank Miller, the intense lighting of cinematographer Roger Deakins, and the dramatic, high-contrast aesthetic of Ash Thorp's digital art.