
Movies that feel likeHancock (2008)
If you loved Hancock, the closest films we have are Curse of the Golden Flower (2006), Underworld (2003) and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007). All three share Hancock's dreamlike and kinetic feel, which is what we rank on before quality.
Seen the big three already? The under-the-radar pick below is Fallen Angels (1995).
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If Hancock hit the spot, these will too

Same dreamlike, romantic sweep wrapped around a story turning dark
The difference: A lavish imperial court tragedy, worlds from LA superhero satire

A forbidden romance blooming in the middle of supernatural warfare
The difference: Straight-faced gothic horror-romance, no washed-up-hero satire

Sweeping fantasy adventure with a love story tangled through the action
The difference: Swashbuckling pirate epic, not a burnt-out hero's image rehab

A superhero who doesn't fit the mold, awkward and out of step
The difference: Del Toro's ornate creature-fantasy visuals over dry image-rehab comedy

Immortal-feeling power carried by someone weary of their own legend
The difference: Centuries-old mercenary drama, more solemn than Hancock's comic tone

Both land dream logic and romance at once
The difference: Takes it somewhere less kinetic than Hancock does

An unlikely, reluctant hero pressed into a job he never asked for
The difference: Wizard-mentor fantasy, no alcoholism or celebrity-image satire

A masked vigilante wrestling with the cost of a very public power
The difference: Grim comic-book vigilante drama, not Hancock's satirical comedy

Dreamlike fantasy in both cases
The difference: Leans harder into romance than Hancock does

A fantasy world where romance and danger stay tightly wound together
The difference: Teen time-travel romance trilogy closer, not a superhero satire

Action built on momentum, twice over

Both lean on momentum more than on action
The difference: Critics rated this one higher still
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