But I was wrong again.
Hancock became a superman supported by thousands of people. Mary realized that she lived an ordinary and normal life. A perfect ending.
Aside from the plausible hilarious plot and full-blown computer stunts, this is arguably the most logically confusing Superman movie. Full of loopholes.
Doesn't it mean that two superhumans get too close, like yin and yang polarities generally make each other lose their superpowers? How did that super exaggerated fight come to be?
The American police are rubbish. Those idiot criminals said they escaped from prison? Still swaggering to the hospital to seek revenge on Hancock? Michael Scofield is a great example.
Perhaps, for a comedy science fiction entertainment film, there is no need to think and ask too harshly. It's like for Stephen Chow's movies, we only need to remember his classic lines and exaggerated comedy effects. If we really want to pay attention to the plot logic of the movie, it is completely self-abuse.
However, Hancock in "Superman for All" is not the Tang Bohu in "Tang Bohu Spots Autumn Fragrance".
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