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Hancock (Will Smith) is not your garden variety superhero. He’s more like your garden variety bum. He spends most of his day sleeping on benches and drinking booze. When duty calls, he awakens from his drunken coma, bottle in hand to stop the wrong-doers. If there’s a lesson to be learned here, it’s not to fight crime drunk because it costs millions in property damage and public outrage. Luckily for Hancock, somebody wants to help the poor guy. Cue Ray (Jason Batemen) a publicist who vows to change the superhero’s image in exchange for Hancock’s saving his life.

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The first half of “Hancock” is chock full of crude humor and the superhero doing his worst at being the best. It’s thoroughly entertaining and will provide plenty of laughs. The second half of “Hancock” is about the superhero in the spotlight, but this time he is depicted as a “true” superhero and the public begins to recognize him as a positive figure. The second half is what makes or breaks the movie for viewers. Why? Because of the unexpected twist in the plot.

While I won’t reveal the plot twist, I will say that it will leave people feeling divided. Some will probably think it is incredibly clever and others will believe it’s sheer silliness. In my opinion, it’s both clever and silly at the same time. Either way you look at it, “Hancock” is an original movie…the only one of its kind. The only superhero movie that does not have to be strict to a source, i.e. a comic book, to appease fans. It is also extremely entertaining. Everything from the CGI to the performances make this movie interesting and above all, unique. “Hancock” is definitely a movie worth watching.

I read some reviews when Hancock came out in theatres. Most of them gave it mixed ratings but there were some 3 star ratings like I saw here on Amazon.com. I can’t tell you enough how much I disagree. There have been so many to take a comedic shot at superhero films but they are usually either Ok or just plain bad but not this one. Anywho, Hancock is definitely a great film, so great that I could not wait to stamp a 5 star rating on it and tell ya why but first I’ll tell you what it’s about.

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Will Smith stars as John Hancock, a loaner, alcoholic,and depressed superhero. Of course those are definitely not characteristics you want to see in the man that has superman like powers like Hancock. The story goes that Hancock woke up one morning in a hospital, he didn’t know his name, birth date, or if he had any family or friends. By now you can imagine how he got that name of his, a nurse asked him for it and he thought it was his name. He only knew what the doctors told him, that he was hit on the head trying to stop a mugging. Through the years he hasn’t really tried to become a perfect hero or even a good one at that but he does the minimum.

Hancock wants to be loved but acts as if he doesn’t care and this is when Ray (Jason Bateman)comes in. After being saved by Hancock Ray thinks of a way to recreate Hancock to give him what he wants, to be loved by the people. The both of them set out on a mission to do this but this movie is no doubt deeper than the surface. Things get more dangerous and the plot twists just enough to become one of the best dramatic comedies about a superhero I have ever seen.

First of all I think that Will Smith is one of the few actors that could take a film like this and make it so good. Good job by the writers as well for giving it a good comedic feel but keeping it a little realistic and never going over the edge. Smith did a great job, he made you think that Hancock could actually be real and he was hilarious doing it but still did great with the dramatic scenes. The rest of the cast was also good, I really liked Jason Bateman in “The Kingdom” and he did well here but Charlize Theron definitely shined the most out of the supporting cast. She and Will Smith had some great scenes together and made it believable.

The action scenes were very cool, great special effects and seeing Hancock flying like a new baby bird with arms and legs flinging all over was hilarious. One thing I thought that could have been improved were the fight scenes. There were definitely a few but it was just a lot of flying around and crashing into buildings. Had they added a bit of choreography it would have been on point for sure. Because the films acting was executed so well I can’t really take a star for this cause it wasn’t significant but was still noticeable.

The story was great and I have to admit that I had the film thought out all wrong. I loved the way they make it look like this sort of cool comedy but it starts to run a little bit deeper towards the end. It is not a huge jaw dropper but the twist is still cool, at least to me it was. Overall, I loved the movie, I think Will Smith is no doubt one of the greatest actors to do it. The films concept was definitely awesome and thought out and executed well. The story was written well also and the cast was picked nicely, not too much action, not too much comedy, and not too much drama. It was just right and it definitely showed. I wouldn’t recommend this as a family film unless your all over 15 but it is definitely a must see. The empty Blockbuster stores definitely showed this.
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Peter Berg’s “Hancock” puts a refreshing new spin on the superhero genre by keeping a majority of the conflict within. The title character fights his share of bad guys, but it’s his own struggle for identity that takes center stage, a struggle that would be relatable were it not for his super-strength powers. As a man who can’t remember his real name or even where he came from, Hancock may actually be worse off than Bruce Wayne; despite emotional scarring from a painful past, at least he’s always known who he is. Hancock has been given powers without knowing why, and because of that, he has no idea how to use them. He’s the superhero no one wants to be saved by, a lonely, miserable, self-destructive man who can’t get along with anyone. As the film progresses, we wait for that climactic moment when this character is finally given the chance to redeem himself.

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As interesting as this character is, “Hancock” is not everything it could have been. This is mostly due to a gigantic plot twist that I wouldn’t dream of describing, not even in vague terms. All I can say is that it’s outlandish, implausible, and underdeveloped, not what one would expect from a small scale, character driven superhero film. Strangely enough, it feels the most like a comic book when the secret is revealed, which would have been fine if the entire film had gone in the same direction. But it didn’t; “Hancock” starts off subtly by satirizing the very concept of superheroes, from the way the act to how they look to why they’re compelled to save the day in the first place. The film opens with a high-speed chase on a Los Angeles highway, one that involves heavy gunfire. Hancock (Will Smith) doesn’t know what’s going on because he’s passed out on a sidewalk bench, drunk as a skunk; a boy no older than six has to wake him up and tell him that the bad guys are getting away.

We quickly learn that, while Hancock has stopped a fair number of violent criminals, he still does a lot more harm than good. Whenever he flies, his takeoffs and landings leave gaping holes in the concrete. He damages buildings and destroys cars. He’s provoked far too easily, especially when he’s being called a specific dirty name. He drinks far too much. He’s antisocial, apathetic, and angry, not helped by the fact that no one praises him for the lowered crime rate. Then he saves the life of Ray Embrey (Jason Bateman), a down-on-his-luck public relations professional; to show his gratitude, he decides to help Hancock reestablish his image. The first step is responding to an outstanding arrest warrant and actually spending time in jail. Ray believes this will give the impression that Hancock is willing to improve. He also believes that, since the crime rate will increase, Hancock will be released much earlier than usual.

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I won’t get into the specifics of how long Hancock stays in jail and what happens in that time, but rest assured that he’s eventually released and given a second chance. As he desperately tries to make sense of himself, Hancock gets closer to Ray and his family. The young son, Aaron (Jae Head), almost treats Hancock like his best friend, always so excited around him, always wanting to share toys and talk about trivial things. The wife, Mary (Charlize Theron), is always suspicious around Hancock; she’s distant, cold, and short-winded whenever he’s near her. I won’t say whether or not there’s a reason for this, but I will say that by the time everything is explained, we’re left with more questions than answers.

That’s about as much of the plot I can describe without spoiling anything. The best I can say at this point is to go see the film and find out what I couldn’t describe. “Hancock” is worth seeing, even if the plot strays from itself a few too many times. There’s a moment when the city is attacked by freak weather (which includes snow and multiple tornadoes), and I couldn’t help but believe it was only for the sake of showing cool visual effects. I suppose that could be interpreted as satire, since visual effects are the very heart and soul of the average superhero film. The thing is, “Hancock” is not average–it brings something original to the genre, something modern and lively and (to some extent) realistic. When you get your first look at Hancock, you see not a sterile do-gooder like Superman but a filthy vagrant, with all the sadness in the world swimming in his bloodshot eyes. He’s just plain pathetic.

While Ray’s goal is for Hancock to make peace with the public, the film’s goal is for Hancock to make peace with himself. Even after tossing a young French bully hundreds of feet into the air and catching him just before he hits the ground, we sense that Hancock is more misunderstood than anything else. He’s deeply flawed, but that doesn’t mean he’s unwilling to change. If the plot of “Hancock” were at the same developmental level as the main character, it would be one of the decade’s most thought provoking superhero films, right up there with this year’s “Iron Man.” Unfortunately, it isn’t; it loses itself to a crafty plot twist, and the explanations that go along with it are impossible to accept. Nevertheless, the inner struggle of the title character made this movie worthwhile, as did the special effects and the satirical manipulation of the superhero genre.

Short Attention Span Summary (SASS):

1. Boozy hero with amnesia spends his time wrecking LA while perfecting his “drunken master” crime fighting technique

2. His career is put in check after a train wreck

3. After fighting crime, he does the time

4. He gets time off for good behavior, and lends a hand to foil a bank robbery

5. He soon learns that attraction can be fatal

6. Action picks up at expense of plot

7. Action cools down at expense of plot

Will Smith’s traditional summer blockbuster hero busts a lot more than a few blocks, but the movie winds up a little short of super.

The special effects are outstanding, but Jason Bateman’s performance is average, Charlize Theron doesn’t try very hard, and the title role seems more suited to some other actor rather than a proven summer-hit mega star like Smith. In the second half in particular, “Hancock” sometimes seems more like a Nicholas Cage role, which should tell you what I thought of it.

Still, Smith makes the movie worth watching, if only for the great first half, that tight black costume and the aforementioned special effects.

In summary: Super Smith, not so super story, superb stunts.

Amanda Richards, July 13, 2008

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Peter Berg’s “Hancock” puts a refreshing new spin on the superhero genre by keeping a majority of the conflict within. The title character fights his share of bad guys, but it’s his own struggle for identity that takes center stage, a struggle that would be relatable were it not for his super-strength powers. As a man who can’t remember his real name or even where he came from, Hancock may actually be worse off than Bruce Wayne; despite emotional scarring from a painful past, at least he’s always known who he is. Hancock has been given powers without knowing why, and because of that, he has no idea how to use them. He’s the superhero no one wants to be saved by, a lonely, miserable, self-destructive man who can’t get along with anyone. As the film progresses, we wait for that climactic moment when this character is finally given the chance to redeem himself.

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As interesting as this character is, “Hancock” is not everything it could have been. This is mostly due to a gigantic plot twist that I wouldn’t dream of describing, not even in vague terms. All I can say is that it’s outlandish, implausible, and underdeveloped, not what one would expect from a small scale, character driven superhero film. Strangely enough, it feels the most like a comic book when the secret is revealed, which would have been fine if the entire film had gone in the same direction. But it didn’t; “Hancock” starts off subtly by satirizing the very concept of superheroes, from the way the act to how they look to why they’re compelled to save the day in the first place. The film opens with a high-speed chase on a Los Angeles highway, one that involves heavy gunfire. Hancock (Will Smith) doesn’t know what’s going on because he’s passed out on a sidewalk bench, drunk as a skunk; a boy no older than six has to wake him up and tell him that the bad guys are getting away.

We quickly learn that, while Hancock has stopped a fair number of violent criminals, he still does a lot more harm than good. Whenever he flies, his takeoffs and landings leave gaping holes in the concrete. He damages buildings and destroys cars. He’s provoked far too easily, especially when he’s being called a specific dirty name. He drinks far too much. He’s antisocial, apathetic, and angry, not helped by the fact that no one praises him for the lowered crime rate. Then he saves the life of Ray Embrey (Jason Bateman), a down-on-his-luck public relations professional; to show his gratitude, he decides to help Hancock reestablish his image. The first step is responding to an outstanding arrest warrant and actually spending time in jail. Ray believes this will give the impression that Hancock is willing to improve. He also believes that, since the crime rate will increase, Hancock will be released much earlier than usual.

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I won’t get into the specifics of how long Hancock stays in jail and what happens in that time, but rest assured that he’s eventually released and given a second chance. As he desperately tries to make sense of himself, Hancock gets closer to Ray and his family. The young son, Aaron (Jae Head), almost treats Hancock like his best friend, always so excited around him, always wanting to share toys and talk about trivial things. The wife, Mary (Charlize Theron), is always suspicious around Hancock; she’s distant, cold, and short-winded whenever he’s near her. I won’t say whether or not there’s a reason for this, but I will say that by the time everything is explained, we’re left with more questions than answers.

That’s about as much of the plot I can describe without spoiling anything. The best I can say at this point is to go see the film and find out what I couldn’t describe. “Hancock” is worth seeing, even if the plot strays from itself a few too many times. There’s a moment when the city is attacked by freak weather (which includes snow and multiple tornadoes), and I couldn’t help but believe it was only for the sake of showing cool visual effects. I suppose that could be interpreted as satire, since visual effects are the very heart and soul of the average superhero film. The thing is, “Hancock” is not average–it brings something original to the genre, something modern and lively and (to some extent) realistic. When you get your first look at Hancock, you see not a sterile do-gooder like Superman but a filthy vagrant, with all the sadness in the world swimming in his bloodshot eyes. He’s just plain pathetic.

While Ray’s goal is for Hancock to make peace with the public, the film’s goal is for Hancock to make peace with himself. Even after tossing a young French bully hundreds of feet into the air and catching him just before he hits the ground, we sense that Hancock is more misunderstood than anything else. He’s deeply flawed, but that doesn’t mean he’s unwilling to change. If the plot of “Hancock” were at the same developmental level as the main character, it would be one of the decade’s most thought provoking superhero films, right up there with this year’s “Iron Man.” Unfortunately, it isn’t; it loses itself to a crafty plot twist, and the explanations that go along with it are impossible to accept. Nevertheless, the inner struggle of the title character made this movie worthwhile, as did the special effects and the satirical manipulation of the superhero genre.

Short Attention Span Summary (SASS):

1. Boozy hero with amnesia spends his time wrecking LA while perfecting his “drunken master” crime fighting technique

2. His career is put in check after a train wreck

3. After fighting crime, he does the time

4. He gets time off for good behavior, and lends a hand to foil a bank robbery

5. He soon learns that attraction can be fatal

6. Action picks up at expense of plot

7. Action cools down at expense of plot

Will Smith’s traditional summer blockbuster hero busts a lot more than a few blocks, but the movie winds up a little short of super.

The special effects are outstanding, but Jason Bateman’s performance is average, Charlize Theron doesn’t try very hard, and the title role seems more suited to some other actor rather than a proven summer-hit mega star like Smith. In the second half in particular, “Hancock” sometimes seems more like a Nicholas Cage role, which should tell you what I thought of it.

Still, Smith makes the movie worth watching, if only for the great first half, that tight black costume and the aforementioned special effects.

In summary: Super Smith, not so super story, superb stunts.

Amanda Richards, July 13, 2008

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