TOPIX

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John Hancock (Will Smith) is a well-known man living in Los Angeles, with supernatural powers such as being very strong and being able to fly. He regularly saves lives and catches criminals. On the other hand, in doing so he causes a lot of material damage. Also he is an alcoholic, and he is rude. He has been subpoenad many times, but he does not show up.
One day, Hancock saves Ray Embrey (Jason Bateman), a public-relations spokesperson whose attempts to market his world-changing "All-Heart" charity aren't gaining traction, from being run over by a train (in the process causing a massive derailment in Hancock's haphazard manner). Ray feels he owes Hancock his life, and he makes it his mission to change Hancock's public image for the better.
Ray teaches Hancock to make the compliment "Good work!" to the police. He also supplies him with a costume, after some other models are rejected by Hancock as being "homo". Ray also persuades Hancock to give himself in and accept going to prison so that the public will realize how much they need him; he argues that in the worst case he can always break out. He reluctantly agrees and after a month the Chief of Police calls him to help save a female officer who is pinned down in a chaotic bank robbery shootout. After emphatically asking her permission to touch her, explaining that it is not sexual, Hancock saves the officer, removes the gang, and cuts the hand off the gang's leader (Eddie Marsan), who is holding a dead man's switch on a detonator.
After the rescue, Hancock becomes popular once more, as Ray had predicted. Ray and his wife Mary (Charlize Theron) go out to dinner with Hancock, where he relates how he woke up 80 years earlier with no memories of his life. Later that night, while Ray sleeps after passing out from drinking too much, Hancock discovers that Mary has super powers as well. Mary reveals that they are the last two "gods" or "angels" and have been a couple off and on for 3,000 years. All the others of their kind died - when they meet their other half they become mortal, which allows them to be injured, age, and have children. These immortals were created in pairs, and are inevitably drawn towards each other; she is Hancock's other half and wife for the last three millenia. She left him after he lost his memory after an attack in order to keep him from losing his powers.
Mary and Hancock have a brief fight over revealing this fact to Ray, inadvertently doing just that in the process. Hancock starts to lose his powers and is shot twice in the chest when he stops a liquor store robbery. When he is admitted to the hospital, the news media covers it, thus revealing his location. Shortly before this the news had also revealed that the one-handed robber had orchestrated a jail break during which eight men escape. Along with two other men, whom Hancock attacked and humiliated during his first day in prison, the revenge-driven villain heads to the hospital. Mary is shot while attempting to protect Hancock. Hancock finishes off the henchmen, but is still severely wounded. Just as he is about to be killed by the one-handed criminal, Ray grabs a fire axe and chops the killer's other hand off, thus saving Hancock. To save Mary, Hancock leaves the city, restoring both of their powers. The film ends with Hancock accepting his role as a hero and living in New York City, letting Ray and Mary live a normal life while remaining their friend. He calls them on the phone one evening as they walk along the Santa Monica Pier and has them look up to the sky. He has painted Ray's All-Heart logo on the moon as a thanks.



haha thats what happens =]

there's a thunderstorm coming thru, my mama worrying bout me a little too much so i gotta get off this computer. i'll b back hopefully in 15 minutes

topix did u add me and go to my profile ok add me on to your wii plze can u do it n

OHH OK DEN :)