I'm a sucker for Will Smith -- he's funny, charismatic and he will always be the prince of fresh. So what could be better than a movie where Smith plays a homeless, drunk superhero? Nothing! But you start to get the feeling that after this latest International trailer for Smith's upcoming Hancock that the best parts of the film have already been seen.
So far, all of the trailers have revolved around Hancock stopping a runaway train, abruptly ending a high-speed chase and throwing a beached whale onto a sailboat in the ocean. All the International Trailer lets slip is a couple curse words -- confirming that Hancock does reply to the accusation of alcoholism with, "'Cause I've been drinking, bitch," and that he does threaten to shove one prison inmate's head up another's ass. We'll have the chance to find out if Hancock's exploits go beyond what the trailer shows when the film opens on July 2. Watch the new international trailer here.
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I'm a sucker for Will Smith -- he's funny, charismatic and he will always be the prince of fresh. So what could be better than a movie where Smith plays a homeless, drunk superhero? Nothing! But you start to get the feeling that after this latest International trailer for Smith's upcoming Hancock that the best parts of the film have already been seen.
