All we want is some entertainment.

Wilford 2022-11-14 17:39:34

Wow in front. There are special effects. Uncle Will wears tights. More gimmicks. There are also signs that Saliz Theron no longer self-destructs.
However, she doesn't recognize herself as a good material for a vase. She desperately tried to show that she had acting skills again.
So she kept trying to show that she could be too good in a popcorn movie. She kept making eye contact. Keep telling you, I'm laying the groundwork!
This movie is not defeated by her, but because the whole film has such a heart of hers.
A popcorn movie (don't tell me you're not three...) takes the whole fatalism. Prefer to come to a tangled love. A more tangled ending.
You have to be fate, and you have to be yin and yang. Then let the two of them die contentedly in the center of the repulsion. We also count you a bit of an offbeat popcorn.
But the two of them, who have lived for thousands of years, just quit. to live. To die and come back to life.
Well, Hancock, you love her and you chose to leave her like that for her to live. Then what are you living for?
Do you just love to watch her become a thousand-year-old old man, and watch her become the daughter-in-law of one family and another? Wow, this love spirit is great, I can't understand it.

We just want some entertainment. Hancock also played his cards for entertainment in the beginning. Who knows that the people in the crew have great ambitions, and they also have to play a little deeper, isn't it fate, let's see how well they play.
If the first part is about stuffing that guy's head into another's asshole.
The back is like showing the other end and pulling it out.
The audience can see it and go in, it doesn't matter if you can't come out. I thought to myself that this person must have been suffocated to death inside.
As a result, he was not suffocated to death. It's not like we're fooling our wise men.
People who watch popcorn movies are willing to be smart and like to pat the crumbs on their bodies after watching them and say, I knew it would end like that!
So if the popcorn movie can dutifully satisfy the vanity of the small audience, and make them feel happy after watching it, and feel that they are really fucking experts in movies, it will be a great success. Maybe many people will say that it is so uninspired, I knew it would be like this without watching it, but next time he will walk into the cinema with a tin of popcorn in his arms and be a screenwriter happily.
But Hancock wanted people to come out and say with tears in his eyes, ah, how sad, two people, ah, what an unexpected ending, ah, what a great man in tights, ah, this fate, ah, this fate, ah, How sad and beautiful this is... It's just

entertainment, why bother. Sometimes it's nice to be able to really be entertaining from start to finish.
We want to laugh, don't you put up a poster like that but can't make us walk out of the theater smiling?

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Hancock quotes

  • Ray Embrey: What about you, buddy? You're from another planet, aren't you?

    Hancock: No man, I'm from Miami.

    Ray Embrey: You didn't come on in, like, a meteor or...

    Hancock: Nope. Woke up at a hospital, first thing I remember.

    Ray Embrey: Government hospital. Yes? Experimenting on you and...

    Hancock: No, Ray. Regular old Miami emergency room.

    Ray Embrey: Come on.

    Hancock: Yeah, uh, my skull was fractured. They told me I tried to, uh, stop a mugging.

    Ray Embrey: Somebody knocked you out.

    Hancock: Guess I was a regular guy before and when I woke up, I was changed. Uh, and the hospital nurse tried to put a needle in my arm and it just broke against my skin. And then my skull healed, in, like in an hour. The doctors were astounded and, uh, they wanted to know my story. Just like you. But, uh, I couldn't tell 'em. I don't know who I am.

    Mary Embrey: Amnesia. You know, the blow to the head.

    Hancock: Yeah, well, that's what they figure.

    Ray Embrey: You don't remember anything?

    Hancock: No. Only thing I had in my pocket was bubble-gum, two movie tickets. Boris Karloff. Uh, Frankenstein. Uh... But no ID, nothing. I went to sign out. The, uh, nurse asked me for my John Hancock. And, uh... I actually thought that's who I was.

  • Hancock: [after seeing a video of himself throwing Walter, the beached whale, back into the ocean, knocking over a sailboat] I don't even remember that.

    Ray Embrey: Yeah. Greenpeace does.

    [pause]

    Ray Embrey: Walter does.