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Well, this is a coincidence. NC happened to be reviewing this movie just as the slap heard around the world happened. Will he have time to make as many Will Smith jokes as the internet already has? Let's find out as Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Hancock.
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Hancock is a 2008 American superhero film directed by Peter Berg and starring Will Smith, Charlize Theron, and Jason Bateman. It tells the story of a vigilante superhero, John Hancock (Smith) from Los Angeles whose alcoholism and reckless actions routinely cost the city millions of dollars.
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So you made this video just to make slap jokes? lmao
Can we all appreciate how his "going to prison" speech was almost word for word his Oscars apology? I don't think it was an intentional copy paste, but my god is that a fantastic coincidence.
I laugh hysterically watching that scene.
The only thing the could have made the Oscars stuff even funnier is if someone said they smell liquor on his breathe and he responded with the same line as the movie
Probably just will smith's brain engaging "shitty irredeemable human who needs sympathy NOW" mode.
Controversial opinion: Will Smith isn't that good an actor, and has been overrated for a LONG fucking time.
He peaked at pursuit of happiness and hasn't had any spectacular gigs since.
The fates aligned for this to happen
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Hancock felt like one of those bizarre films where it has so many flaws that you can point out but at the same time there’s something unique about it I just love
So, basically “so bad it’s good” kinda movie
@@kimhungnguyen8001 see this is where things get complicated cause that feels like an oversimplification as there are some legitimately good moments and scenes in the film and even has a pretty good first half but as Doug said the film also takes a pretty heavy nosedive in its second half
So because the tone and narrative are so split I don’t really know what category to even put it in
@@kimhungnguyen8001 I don't think so. Decent effects, acting, story. I honestly find it rather average from a critical view, but enjoy it more than average nonetheless.
It's a whole lot of fun. I call these kinds of movies "hidden masterpieces" meaning it's flawed but there's just something about it that makes it so good.
One of those movies I want to hate but I can't.. The Movie is very charming..
A movie that ends with Will Smith's character realizing he gets worse by staying close with a woman he had a dysfunctional relationship with and only gets stronger when he gets far away from her?
I think this movie might be on to something?
To quote the Penguin: "Tragic Irony? or Poetic Justice?"
Add it to the missed joke counter 😂
Keep the idea out your f-“@$-ing mouth!
so it was about his marriage all along.
Funny how this comes full circle
Missed joke moments:
1:17 (Intro)
1:40
2:10
3:00
3:32
4:42
5:46
6:13
6:53 (There are six in one scene)
13:18
14:35
17:24
18:59
19:31
20:58
21:21 (Not really a missed joke, but worth it for that cartoon slap and yelp)
This movie is the origin of the term "Hancock Effect", which me and my friends use to describe a movie or TV show which either;
1) Completely changes the plot halfway through or
2) Feels like 2 or more separate movies sharing screentime
Y'all are free to borrow this term as y'all desire lol
We call it the dusk to dawn rule for the same reasons. If you haven't seen the movie go watch it great film
@@yoshifrazzled7628 I will never forget the first time I watched From Dusk Till Dawn, because I literally had no idea what the movie was about or what genre it was. Got to a certain point and I was just like "What the hell is going on!?"
@@0Fyrebrand0 had the same feeling just loved it the Netflix show is pretty good as well
Our term is "The world's end effect" I can't tell you how many times I showd that movie to friends never telling them what it's about.
Oh I just seen those in one okay Thriller and an over the top horror film!
"X" movie and "Fresh" (2022) movie.
I think what she meant by "I'm stronger" thing is that she knows who to use her powers, where as Hancock only knows he can fly and he's strong. Also, In prison, they probably assumed he lost his powers to actually get arrested
Nope, it was girl powernonsense.
I think the "I'm stronger" line refrences her weather related powers, which are strong, but seem to be very uncontrolled.
The "I'm Stronger" refers to her ability to keep herself away from this fated other in her life, where Hancock had to lose his memory to break away from her, and once finding out about her quickly gravitates back.
And slap.
i laso thing the guys in prison thought he was going purely striaight and would be to much of a boy scout to do anything.
I think acknowledging all the missed jokes is funnier than had you actually made the jokes.
It was an easy out because he knows he isn’t funny enough to actually make those jokes.
Ok, all the “missed jokes” you put in this video are even funnier then if you had actually put the jokes in. It’s kinda like accidental brilliance
yup.
It was an easy out because he knows he’s not funny enough to make those jokes.
I absolutely love the "missed joke" bits, I think it actually works better than hastily adding actual jokes at the last minute since it's basically beating a dead horse at this point.
Theory: They made this video, realized it wasn’t funny enough, so paid Will Smith to slap Chris Rock at the Oscars, so that this video would do better. It makes all the sense.
Yes, except for the parts where it dose not, witch is every part of it. aka no... it dose not but keep at it.
Doug's playing 4-D chess
How much could Doug Walker pay Will Smith to get him to do anything?
makes more sense than Mario is a sociopath
They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot: Some critics claimed that the first half of the movie was the best part and that the rest of the film wasted the potential of that plot. Others claim the second half could have been a groundbreaking superhero drama if developed fully rather than wasting the first half of the movie being funny. Yet more feel that both of these criticisms are correct, and that the film suffers from trying to weld together two great, but incompatible premises.
I saw it in theaters, I will agree the first half is the strongest. But my favorite part is when he uses the Zagnut to kill that guy, just makes me chuckle.
Perfect summary
Could you imagine how epic it would have been to have the first half of the movie be the movie and by the end he’s on the road to being the hero he’s meant to be etc. then last scene is the kiss and she throws him through the wall and it explains it all in Hancock 2.
cool
@nemo pouncey We don’t talk about that.
Honestly, I think the “Missed Joke” thing was hilarious. By now the whole situation has worn itself out. But you still acknowledged it while not repeating all the same one-liners that everyone else has done since The Incident.
agreed especially considering it wasn't that big a deal in the first place.
@@ddjsoyenby it destroyed the nice guy facade Smith has worn for 30+ years, and it's not cool to slap a comedian for making a joke. If that is okay then lots of comedians are gonna get slapped at improv's
@@jr2904 that’s pretty sad in peoples part that they discard a man who has done his best to be the nice guy cause he made a human mistake.shame on them
@@brendaspence1824 And this is another reason why it's, if not a "big deal", than at least a medium deal. Disrupting a nationally televised event to hit a comedian for telling a JOKE is now merely a "human mistake".
@@Regfife “medium deal” not even that
Time to Honor Will Smith with one of the “What?” movies he’s ever done.
This movie was crap!
@@nsasupporter7557 It was decent.
@@chasehedges6775 nope
Next he should do Bright.
@@nsasupporter7557 yep
The missed joke opportunity pop up and the “Oh my god! I swear I don’t plan THIS!!” made me laugh every dam time.
I agree, the Will Smith Slap was the best thing to happen to this review. Made it way funnier than it would be w/out those missed jokes.
I think the "missed jokes" pop up made me laugh out loud harder just as much as the actual jokes about that incident so kudos for putting those in anyway! They made the review very funny!
Right! I could just hear the jokes he would have made. Especially the one where Hancock said "Call me an asshole", probably would of lined up with "Keep my wife's name out your f***** mouth!"
Ya the fact this was planned months ago and everything just makes it better the movie it self is the best joke to what happened and now those jokes can be used the next time he does anything will Smith
I both agree and respectfully disagree! Then again I'm high as hell and this whole video was hilarious.
Especially fits the comments in it that sometimes, showing less is funnier. Also, so many actual jokes about the slap would have become repetitive, the sign where they could have fit in however not.
Aaaagh! He said
Glad this didn't come out earlier. The missed joke counter is too good.
The movie that caused Doug to immediately go to Twitter and tell everyone it was pure coincidence that he was planning on reviewing/editing this long before the Slap. Such strange timing, but this should be a fun review.
TIMING! where's casper when you need him.
I SWEAR THIS WASN'T PLANNED!!
That caught me off guard, laughing my ass off 😂
When she said he was "built to protect people" more than any other immortal, I think that partially explains why his powers don't seem to fade as fast as hers. He looses them at a slower rate than others, which is why he's always the one that ends up saving her even though she starts off stronger.
It always puzzled me why during the “your head is going in his ***” scene why the prisoners surrounded Hancock, seemingly ready get a revenge beating. They know he’s a black Superman who could kill them with his pinky toe, right? He wasn’t locked in there with them, they were locked in there with him.
they assumed since he got incarcerated with no resistance, he's probably not gonna harm them.
@@aeon87 Well thats a really dumb assumption. Did they mention this in the director commentary or something?
@@RocketMan2 If they were smart, they wouldn't be in prison.
@@aeon87 Dude's bulletproof, what would they do to him anyway? I think if someone would try to seriously punch him, they'd hurt their hand.
Maybe they thought the police could only arrest him because he somehow lost his powers. I think to most criminals the idea to voluntarily go to prison just does not compute.
Oh my gosh, the slap jokes were SO much funnier than if they had been scripted! 🤣
I am honestly surprised it took him THIS long to revisit the “FOR FREE?!” joke.
4 FREEEEEEEEEE?!!?
4 FREEEEEEEEEE?!!?
You should review the Oogieloves movie and the garbage pail kids cartoon show!
It Toke Him A Load Of Years!
4 FREEEEEEEEEE!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 Use to watch that guy on *30 Rocks from the Sun* He is freaking hilarious..
The “will smith slap” miss joke should be a drinking game at this point 😂
Don’t use any strong liquor because this would be a guaranteed way to die of alcohol poisoning.
If Hancock 2 ever gets made, a scene where Will gets slapped for making a joke would bring it all full circle lmao
Whenever we end up getting a live action One Punch Man, they need to keep the entire film just like the first half of Hancock with how nonchalant Saitama is about everything. I personally thought this had a very cool premise but it does fall flat during the 2nd half, but I'd be down for more of this kind of superhero movie in the future.
Fun fact one of the writters was vince gilligan...
(See my profile pic)
Yeap THAT vince gilligan. I guess kinda like breaking bad he wanted to deconstruct the human nature with super heroes, but i guess either the other writter or the director wanted a normal superhero origin story
We should NEVER get a live action of One Punch Man. How dare you even fix your mouth to say something like that? 😂😂😂 Have you not seen the track record of good to bad live action anime movies? Let's stop trying to make anime "real", leave it in the pages of manga, web comics and 2D animation. Anything else is just asking for trouble. I don't want another thing I love turned into a cheap and desperate bid for money when the medium has clearly shown time and again that it doesn't translate well to the big screen.
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley Shut the hell up. Live Action One Punch Man, starring Jason Statham, best anime adaptation ever!!! Coming soon 2028
More like One slap man 😏
@@LostSoulSilver Lol! Alrightie then.
I can just see Doug and the production team absolutely losing it when the Oscars Slap happened and they couldn’t put jokes in the review.
The sheer cosmic timing of it is painfully funny.
Okay now we know who would be a perfect villain in a Handcock sequel, Chris Rock!
will ain't getting sequels, or even beginnings now lol.
@@kreiyu maybe a book signing or two 😭
To coin a phrase, "Shut up and take my money!"
@@kreiyu Maybe spin offs of other superheroes or something like that, idk, imagine a Hancock Cinematic Universe
Except Chris Rock would be better suited as the hero considering his extreme composure and respectability.
I always thought she was just lying when she said she's stronger, trying to intimidate and scare him into leaving.
Although she does have her memory meaning she probably knows more about what her limits are than Hancock. Could be he is unwittingly holding back :p
I never got why this film got no love... I really enjoyed it.
Agreed
I like the bromance between Hancock and Ray. That’s the real relationship of the movie
It’s great knowing Jason Bateman has made a career of playing the exact same person in every fucking one of his movies
So like Ryan Reynolds. Hey that's not a bad thing if said character is written well.
Typecasting never fails
Most actors these days aren't really actors, they're just performers. They just play a version of themself for every character. Will Smith is similar, but he does branch out every so often.
If it works it works
@@MrWilson812 Will Smith does branch out a lot though.
19:34 “OH MY GOD! I SWEAR THIS WASN’T PLANNED!” I lost it at that part. XD I guess that makes this even funnier. XD
"Hancock, did you shove one man's head up another man's ass?" The delivery of this one line in the movie always has me busting up laughing. I like the first half of the movie way more than the second.
Not sure how accurate this is, but I had a professor that was friends with some of the animators that worked on the cgi models for Will Smith and Charlize Theron. He said that apparently Smith was pretty respectful, but that Theron was pretty rude. So they gave her 3d model a huge, lumpy ass as a small payback.
This movie had such a tonal shift half way through. And the villains were just guys with guns. They didn't even know Hancock was loosing his abilities. They just got lucky.
I've always liked this movie because this is how people would truly act if they had superpowers. And I always love the intro when he's flying, and the Ludacris song, Get Out The Way is playing in the background.
People would not “truly” act like this, not everyone is a drunk angry psycho with intimacy issues
I’m sick of seeing that phrase spread around with movies that subvert the superhero trope
f#cking awesome song for this movie
Well not everyone would act like Hancock cause everyone has different visions on how to use powers some would use for self, others with a savior complex would obviously use it like it is some who want the world to burn would obviously use it for evil.
I liked the movie just not the ending and his while backstory
She's my favorite actor in this movie too 5:09
Ok, that new intro IS awesome! Great job Fard!!
I love how Chaplin & Buster have their own credit too.
You gotta have a mascot and we have two
The credits don't match the left-to-right sequence of the silhouettes though, so that should be fixed
No the intro is not good.
I’m Chaplain!
I'm surprised by the amount of Will Smith jokes that you managed to cram into an entire review
Honestly, even though I have tried to forget about the Will Smith slapping incident(mostly because I didn't see it as a big deal and thought everyone was overreacting, including Smith)these were kinda funny.
I thought that the whole slapping incident was something they drummed up so people will talk about the Oscars.
The joke of counting the missing joke oportunities became basically the main joke.
Those "Missed Joke" counters are the best thing ever, if you didn't put that in there - um, you'll have a bad time.
Also, I LOVED the new introduction, it has a "80s vintage look" with the actors representing there characters. Love it!
Keep making new critic episodes! 👍😎
19 jokes. He could have made 19 jokes.
"OH MY GOD! I SWEAR THIS WASN'T PLANNED!" -Doug
@@jerricablackcat4303 Dong's review was too long in before he pulled out to make some deep changes..
I’m sure this would have been entertaining even if the whole controversy never happened.
I was wondering if he was going to make a joke that would have come off as accidental, but that last one hit harder than the one Chris took.
This whole movie is just will Smith getting cucked
After the Slap i finally realize that Hancock and After Earth basically mirrors what Will is right now
Hancock is a super powerful guy, but his wife is just as powerful, or even more powerful, and she lives with her boyfriend and yet Will still wants her
In After Earth, Will's character is named Cipher Rage, which if you translate it literally means hidden anger, dude basically lives his life being humiliated left and right ever since the "entanglement" becomes public knowledge and has pent up rage bubbling beneath the cheery exterior of his, and just exploded at the oscars
He should've learned from his own character and TAKE A KNEE, to calm down and think rationally
DENIED! Sit down!
Darn that a great joke
Kinda scary how true this is.
What great timing for Doug! He was able to throw in the 'slap' stick humor and make it even funnier.
The Will Smith looking for Oscars missed joke was the best part of the video 😂😂😂
Thank you for inserting the missed jokes sticker in post production, it was worth it!
I don’t care what anyone says, this movie slaps.
Speaking of slapping...
You can bet Will Smith miss no hits
Booo! You did that on purpose 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂 I liked the movie even though it wasn't a big hit..
im surprised how much this movie was a sucker punch in box offices
Man the missed jokes really _slaps_ all the way through.
Somewhere the missed joke meme is saying: damn!
The missed jokes inserts are honestly funny as hell, and probably work better than a regular joke!
Did anyone actually keep count of how many missed jokes we had
At least a hand full
@@KenzieRetro i lost count after 14, but. They is probably more
19 missed jokes, I double checked.
Vince Gilligan did co-write this so yeah, there is some interesting writing here. Not to mention directed by Peter Berg , in my opinion does what Bay does but better.
18:00 ~ Not sure if it's right, but the read I got from all of this was ...
While she may be stronger, she's also capable to hold herself back and pass a normal human being, while he's more prone to go there and use his powers to help (or just to kick ass). This way, he's the one to make enemies, while she (passing for a normal woman) gets targeted.
3:03: "I think everyone fantasizes at one point, what they'd be like with superpowers. Half the time you'd see yourself as noble, but admit it, you think about how fun it'd be to be an a**hole with them too."
Brandon Sanderson talked about that one time. While driving somewhere, he was abruptly cut off by another driver, and the first thing that went through his head was how satisfying it would be to make that car just explode "like something out of a Michael Bay film, slow-motion and everything."
He continued, (paraphrasing here; it was several years ago,) "a lot of people would take something like this and be introspective, and get all horrified at seeing such darkness in themselves. But I'm a writer. I got _inspired_ by it." From that seed grew _The Reckoners,_ a series of books about a world of superpowered individuals, but for whatever reason, they were all supervillians. No one's sure if it's a "power corrupts" thing or if some individual is handing powers out specifically to evil people, but the fact of the matter is, no one's ever seen a super-hero. Only villains who use their powers to become brutal thugs and warlords. The titular Reckoners are a group of non-powered vigilantes who hunt them down and assassinate them.
The people who deserve power the most are the ones who want it the least.
@@AkaiAzul damn right. Its almost funny tbh
I remember reading those and the story seemed to imply that the power was corrupting them
@@mikemorro140 no spoilers please. I'm presenting the idea as it's understood at the start of the first book.
Fun fact: the director of this, Peter Berg, was originally going to direct the dune remake. then after awhile he did battleship instead. thank god we never saw that version or else dune would still be seen as unfilmable.
I think we should also consider ourselves grateful that Denis Villeneuve became the director of Dune instead. His direction really was spot on and you really get immersed into the world and characters. It became more than a film...it became an experience.
@@victorm152 100% correct i fully agree with that statement
Okay I know that he said he didn't know about the whole situation that happened regards to Will Smith and Chris Rock but the part where Hancock apologizes for his actions (6:53), was so on point that had got me laughing hysterical.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I know Doug won't ever read this but i do hope he makes more reviews of the movies Will Smith or even Chris Rock has been for this month.
Chris Rock is pretty good in the latest Saw film
The Tom scream every time the missed joke appears is hilarious.
18:22 “the further away you get from me the better your going to feel, you’ll start getting your powers back....” that line could also have use an extra point for the “missed joked tally” accompanied with a pic of Will and his wife of course.
“OH MY GOD! I swear, this wasn’t planned!”
-Nostalgia Critic 2022
Fun fact - the "head up his a**" scene was actually created in CG to make it work properly. Both the first guy's lower half & the second guy are fully digital.
Also at 13:52 - that was actually pretty close to how the theatrical version of the movie was cut to censor the slicing of the hand for a PG13 rating, vs the extended cut. It also excluded the whole segment with the woman at the beginning, because parts of the lovemaking were suggesting far too much for fragile non-adult audiences too handle (gasp).
Which is exactly the reason they should have gone for a hard R from the beginning.
@@the_once-and-future_king. I think all problems with censorship and social issues can be solved with a hard R.
The problem with the movie is that there wasnt a super villain to fight. So when there are people that are super strong and invisible having them fight normal humans just doesn't work.
I remember seeing Hancock in theaters and enjoying it. I’d go as far as to say it was underrated.
Really gives new meaning to putting your John Hancock on the dotted line
I've always felt this is a far more tolerable 'what if superheroes were real' story than say, The Boys. Yeah, they might end up being a bit of an asshole, but they wouldn't be completely, irredeemably psychotic mass murderers, at least not all of them. Love this movie
Sure, not all of them would be that way. This movie has a sample size of 1
@@jr2904 technically 2
The boys comic > the Amazon show
@@noneofyourbusiness1114 Say psyche right now. There is no way you actually believe that
14:38 I remember this scene very well.
Despite the movie’s flaws, i would not be mad at a sequel.
These three have great chemistry and Charlize Theron gave a great performance.
Somehow not subtle enough to spoil the twist, yet powerful enough that she’s feeling something deeply for him.
Watch the scene, you’ll see what i mean
There should be a petition for either
A: a re-release of the Hancock review, but this time, with the jokes added in
or B: a future Will Smith movie review with the jokes added in.
The nostalgia critic probably has too much time on his hands, but I think it’d be a great idea! What do y’all think?
This was great! LOL The fact that you were able to edit after the "slap heard round the world", made this even funnier than if you had just added to jokes knowing before hand. HAHA great video!!
5:46 & some of the other "Missed Joke" bits were legitimately hilarious especially with the Tom noises.
Even if the slap didn’t happen, I’ll accept a review of this movie. ‘Cause Hancock’s one of the most underrated superhero films (specifically films that aren’t based on comics), at least in my opinion.
It was boring and the characters weren't even likeable
People actually care about that slap?
@@HappyHighwayman the movie or the Oscar's?
@@guilhermedias3488 the movie
@@darthkai8242 I am doing me. By stating my opinion :)
what i like is for every missed joke its actually like having 2 jokes at once each time lol
We will get the jokes in some how :)
@@ChannelAwesome Wow, didnt expect a response, keep up the great stuff NC, you guys been entertaining me since 2010, never retire the critic again my friend youre raising generations lol
I just LOVE that all Doug does is suggest/ flash what happened at the Oscars and he just lets the joke write itself. The fact that not only is he constantly claiming he DID NOT write this review around that event, but it’s TRUE, just makes these jokes all the more hilarious! 😂🤣
13:51
Fun fact, it actually is edited the way the Critic said. However, it’s in the Theatrical cut of the film. The Extended cut has the extra shots of the hostages leaving the bank in slow motion.
The missed jokes are hilarious, we may need another cut lol
Release the critic cut
Agreed. The jokes practically write themselves. I have a few zingers already that have not been previously stated.
Are you kidding me? I was thinking to myself yesterday “NC should do a review of Hancock.” Doug you mind reader!
He said it a week ago that it was a wild coincidence that he was already going to do the movie review.
Bro same
@@ericatheempress6698 I don’t watch every NC video, so it’s a coincidence to me.
@@chenstormstout9456 I wasnt trying to come off as rude but even he was surprised of the coincidence.
@@ericatheempress6698 I know. The way you worded it sounded like he said a week ago that he would review it.
Two things prevent Hancock from being a great movie. It's not Rated R and it's ditches the redemption arc in favor of a love triangle halfway.
Only reason my friends like it is because it's pg 23, otherwise they would hate the movie and I'd never have seen it more than once
I love that you used Tom's scream in some of the missed joke parts.
13:29 I don't know why but using the Tom and Jerry scream just makes this joke a million times better
What a perfect time to cover this particular Will Smith film😁👌
Seems everyone got the memo that he hits people in this one *and* has a wife.
How do you comment so much?
Truly.
Oh, hey! I saw you under Tariq's video. Cool.
Well this is a well-timed review.
TIMING
@@ChannelAwesome
Ironic 🤣
I absolutely love the sheer spree of missed jokes
It really adds the icing on the cake to this stuff
Fun fact: one of the writers of this movie is Vince Gilligan, creator and writer of Breaking Bad.
16:45 never heard of Hawkman and hawkgirl? Exact concept
When I saw The Old Guard, I thought that movie and Hancock should take place in the same universe because of the whole "immortal" thing.
Honestly I think the missed joke counter is just the right touch. It's never not funny to hear the ding lol
Side note, appreciate this review, I don't know many who have seen this movie anymore!
You have a different sound effect for each "missed joke" moment?
... Yes, yes you do. Bravo 👏
I was one of the 300 extras in the bank robbery scene. Location was DTLA. All extras had to wear gray clothes to distinguish them through the regular public wondering around the scene.
I really enjoyed this movie. I can't wait for the sequel where they reveal that this movie and The Boys takes place in the same universe. That would be an awesome reveal. Keep up the good work.
lol ok.
It’s hilarious how Pitch Meetings & Nostalgia Critic both picked this movie in the immediate aftermath of the Will Smith slap.
Except Ryan George chose the movie specifically because of the slap whereas it was a pure coincidence here.
@@fashionablechangeling1988 Which says something about how Pitch Meetings was able to write, shoot, and edit that Pitch Meeting and get it out so quickly.
@@doomy_mcdoomerson Yea, it's especially incredible when you consider what it must have taken to get all those different actors with the same faces together on such short notice to be able to shoot the video!
You know to quote the late great James Brown this intro feels "SO GOOD"
Yeah, i liked it. I didn't like the ending and wish everything was a little better explained, but i had fun with it.
btw, just remember that if you start hating actors because of the way they act off stage then you're never going to be able to like anything ever again. When shit like the Will slap goes down, meme the shit out of it but don't stop watching his movies.
Don't confuse the arist with the art. (authors, actors, ect.) Or, don't thow the baby out with the bathwater. Sometimes I forget to do it.
I'd rather not give money or time to a violent cuck. Thanks.
I definitely enjoyed this movie and will rewatch it on occasion but I can consistently say that I love the first part of the movie more than the second half. I would love a comic, prequel-sequel or webtoon that shows us more of him like that.
13:48 Man if only you were the editor of this film. Instead they just had the editors from Ant Man and Transformers
I see Superman was on his day off, so they called in the b team
My twin sister met Will Smith when he was filming this movie in downtown LA on 2 occasions
Once on the street and once in the hotel he was staying in
He went from "just stare straitforward ignore everyone" to literally " HI SWEETIE!"
Both times to my sister (think she was 12 at the time)
Ya that slap really kinda changed my familys thoughts on him to say the least...
The Missed Joke Count arguably makes the review funnier
This really should have been two movies. The first that ends with his successful reform and the second exploring the lore and and song the second half of the movie
Doug: "You know what? Let's make a review about Hancock. I mean, it is a kinda nostalgic movie with interesting cultfollowing and interesting ideas."
Rob: "Yeah, why not? It was not that good but it wasn't that bad, I think we can talk about the movie, it is not like we would get an opportunity in the next time to talk about it."
Day before editing, both: "Seriously?!"
But jokes aside, yes I agree: This movie has some very interesting ideas I wished we had more from.
But it felt like two movies pressed together, and... well that kinda destroyed it, even though I really love both ideas and both ideas could work, but not in one movie.
(I mean it's not as bad as BvS where they pressed 5 movies into one, bu still...)
It was still very enjoyable because of Will Smith and his attitude :)
Every time I get to the part of the video where we're reminded that a product as ridiculous as a postage stamps keeps this man's content flowing I burst out laughing. He's dead ass serious about it, and it's obviously working for him, and I find it balls out hilarious.
Glad you're enjoying them! We always try to make them weird and funny
This is one of my favorite W.S. movies. I was all in from the first time I saw it. She was talking about his personality not his powers. Being a hero is who he is. If she doesn't use her powers as much as or as publicly as he does it would make sense for his enemies to go after his wife. Since they get weaker around each other everything she said makes perfect sense. It's actually explained with the rest of the movie. No matter how much people hate him or down and out he is he always compelled to help.
Will Smith: Chris Rock said something bad about my wife
Will Smith: Mola Ram! Prepare to meet Kali...in Hell!
Might as well. S' what everyone came here for initially
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Handcocks biggest flaw was it was released between Ironman and Dark Knight. If neither one of those happened it might be remembered better, but 2 Gamechangers ruined it