The superhero Hancourt played by Will Smith is completely subversive. He is sloppy, handy, and a bit lustful to take away. He rescued the car stuck on the road, but the price was to destroy a train. Such an "atypical superman" is undoubtedly a tense gimmick. He is more close to the people than the cocky Iron Man, and more vivid than the nerd Spider-Man. But these tense plots were wasted midway by the main theme that Hollywood has always been good at. The seemingly subversive plot has become the old tune again. After going around a big circle, the movie actually follows the old path before.
Hancock Old tune at the end of the plot
2022-05-18 22:26
Extended Reading
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Mary Embrey: [referring to Hancock] Did he... just take the whiskey bottle to the bathroom?
Ray Embrey: Do you want him to kill us all?
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Ray Embrey: My basic diagnosis of your fundamental problem is... do you want to hear it?
Hancock: No.
Ray Embrey: You're an asshole. I know. I call it like I see it, though. It's not a crime to be an asshole, but it's very counter-productive. Not a crime, but you are an asshole, don't you think?
Hancock: Be careful.