Review of Hancock (2008) by Dana Stevens for Slate — 06 May 2011
The climax, a multipart showdown in the corridors of a hospital, is unforgivably manipulative. What self-respecting director still cuts away to shots of a heartbeat monitor flat-lining? Hancock isn't the only underachiever on the premises--the talented Berg settles for far less than he should.
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This review of Hancock (2008) was written by Dana Stevens and published by Slate on 06 May 2011.
Hancock has generally received mixed reviews.
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