Hancock

John Hancock, a superhero with extraordinary abilities, grapples with his battle against alcoholism. This struggle leads him to cause significant damage while attempting to thwart criminals, resulting in widespread public disdain for his actions.

Hancock's life takes a pivotal turn when he saves Ray Embrey, a public relations expert, from an oncoming train. This act of heroism, although chaotic, prompts Ray to propose his expertise in improving Hancock's damaged public image.

Reluctantly, Hancock agrees to serve jail time as part of a plan to demonstrate his value to the city. This decision allows him to tackle his legal issues while presenting a new side to his heroic persona.

During Hancock's incarceration, crime rates surge, prompting the Chief of Police to reach out to him for assistance. Reinvented with a new costume designed by Ray, Hancock storms into action during a bank robbery, showcasing his heroism once again.

After his triumphant return, Hancock shares a dinner with Ray and his wife, Mary. During this meal, he reveals details about his past and the origin of his name, a request made eighty years ago, sparking a deeper bond between them.

Hancock makes a life-altering discovery when he learns that Mary shares superhuman abilities like him. This revelation leads to the understanding that they are the last of a powerful race destined to be united forever.

As their relationship deepens, Hancock realizes he is losing his powers due to his closeness to Mary. This mystical connection adds an element of urgency and complexity to their evolving relationship.

Hancock intervenes in a liquor store robbery, resulting in him getting seriously wounded. This incident prompts a visit to the hospital where Mary reveals the truth about their shared history and his amnesia.

The battle escalates when the villain Red Parker returns to wreak havoc, leading to a brutal confrontation that ultimately leaves Mary injured. Hancock must reconcile his feelings of anger and urgency to protect her.

To save Mary and allow her to regain her powers, Hancock decides to flee. This painful separation is necessary, yet it highlights the deep connection and sacrifice required to preserve both their lives.

After their separation, Hancock finds himself in New York City, adopting the superhero mantle once again. He must confront the challenges of his past while navigating the complexities of his identity.

In an act of gratitude, Hancock leaves his mark by painting Ray's All-Heart logo on the moon. This gesture symbolizes the growth of their friendship and the impact Hancock has had on Ray's life.

Following his celestial tribute, Hancock makes a meaningful phone call to Ray. This moment reflects their lasting connection and creates anticipation for Hancock's next steps as a superhero.

The story culminates with Hancock responding to a hostage situation, prepared to confront yet another criminal. His journey of growth has led him to this moment where he is now ready to unleash his pent-up rage.