Download Hancock (2008) Hindi Dual Audio 480p BluRay 350MB

Download Hancock (2008) Hindi Dual Audio 480p BluRay 350MB
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Movie Info

Ratings: IMDb Rating:- 6.342/8682
Movie Name: Hancock
Original title: Hancock
Release Year: 2008
Release Date: 2008-07-01
Language: Dual Audio (Hindi – English) BluRay 480p Format Mkv
Size: 350MB
Quality: BluRay
Format: Mkv
Runtime : 92 minutes
Original language: en
Genres: Fantasy, Action
Writers: Vincent Ngo, Vince Gilligan
Cast: Will Smith as John Hancock, Charlize Theron as Mary Embrey, Jason Bateman as Ray Embrey, Jae Head as Aaron Embrey, Eddie Marsan as Red, David Mattey as Man Mountain, Maetrix Fitten as Matrix, Thomas Lennon as Mike, Johnny Galecki as Jeremy, Hayley Marie Norman as Hottie, Dorothy Cecchi as Woman in Dive Bar, Peter Berg as Doctor, Darrell Foster as Police Sergeant, Brandon Ford Green as Radio Caller (voice), Daeg Faerch as Michel, Trieu Tran as Jr exec, Ryan Radis as Rail Crossing Crowd, Eddie J. Fernandez as Skinning Con, Martin Klebba as Prisoner, Matt Bettinelli-Olpin as Reporter, Samantha Cannon as Nurse, Rico Devereaux as Inmate, Alexa Havins as Fan, Edward M. Kelahan as Theater Guest, AlgeRita Wynn as Mug Shot Officer, Rick Mali as Corrections Guard, Chris Mitchell as Chain Gang Guard, Scott Michael Morgan as KCOT Reporter, Bryan Keith Ponton as ER Doctor, Dawn Ressy as Theatergoer, Nicholas Rich as Police K-9 officer, Mark Simich as Matt, Nancy Grace as Nancy Grace, Brad Leland as Executive, Michael Mann as Executive, Atticus Shaffer as Bus Bench Boy, Michelle Lemon as Girl at Bus Bench, Akiva Goldsman as Executive, Trieu Tran as Executive, Liz Wicker as Female Cop, Taylor Gilbert as Female Hostage, Caroll Tohme as Clapping Guy, Barbara Ali as Woman Under Ray's Car, Elizabeth Dennehy as Rail Crossing Crowd #2, Darren Dowler as Rail Crossing Crowd
Director: Peter Berg

Storyline

Hancock is a down-and-out superhero who's forced to employ a PR expert to help repair his image when the public grows weary of all the damage he's inflicted during his lifesaving heroics. The agent's idea of imprisoning the antihero to make the world miss him proves successful, but will Hancock stick to his new sense of purpose or slip back into old habits?