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Hancock is a 2008 American superhero film starring Will Smith as John Hancock, an amnesiac, alcoholic, reckless superhuman trying to remember his past. The film was directed by Peter Berg and written by Vince Gilligan and Vy Vincent Ngo. The film also stars Charlize Theron, Jason Bateman and Eddie Marsan.
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Some days ago, I was looking for a feel good movie to watch because lately my life has been unsettled with all my travelling as I try to find a permanent home in this war. I'm now in Germany where I hope to reside for a long time. So to keep my mind of things, I randomly selected Hancock to watch. source Hancock stars Will Smith who plays the role of Hancock, a man with superpowers who chases criminals. The catch th…More
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Hancock is a film that tells the story of a somewhat anomalous superhero, he is often drunk and when he intervenes to do good deeds, he often causes much more damage. It is able to fly and is immune to any firearm or blunt body although it is careless and has no sense of proportion. The inhabitants of Los Angeles, after the umpteenth destructive episode of Hancock, the inhabitants, already annoyed by his too impetuo…More
La mayoría de las películas de superhéroes se centran en un joven héroe que comienza su camino hacia la grandeza, a partir de algo trágico que le da la vocación de proteger a la gente. Sin embargo, no todos los héroes tienen el mismo tipo de origen y mucho menos se desarrollan heroicamente de la misma manera, Hancock, por ejemplo, nos presenta a un héroe acabado, humano y lleno de defectos y problemas que todo el mu…More
Most superhero movies focus on a young hero who begins his path to greatness, from something tragic that gives him the vocation to protect people. However not all heroes have the same type of origin and much less develop heroically in the same way, Hancock, for example, presents us with a hero finished, human and full of defects and problems that everyone could have. Hancock focuses on a man capable of doing anythin…More