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Hancock. The film is decent, but not a masterpiece. Perhaps what it really impressed with was its relatively unpredictable plot for a superhero movie. At first, the superhero doesn't learn to fight villains, as usual, but creates an image for himself. Then, it seems like the image is created, but then a certain circumstance is revealed, related to his friend's wife (and I didn't even suspect such a twist until it was revealed). Then there are a few more surprises and a long-awaited happy ending, which I even seemed to understand what happened. But something is still missing... Perhaps the film lacks an idea, as I still don't understand what the author wanted to say: whether it's that you need to be a populist, or that love makes a person weak, or that it's time for a black man to be a superhero, because it's unfair. In short, I need to ask the author. 6.5/10