I have to say I am looking forward to this now. Which is just as well, because the press screening is tonight, so look for the review on the main site later on this evening...
Well Ive just got back from the screening and I have to say it wasn't too shabby. Now Im not sure if the review is embargoed or not so until I find out otherwise you can read my review HERE
3 mates of mine saw this last night and haven't shut up all day. This means little but one of them is so hard to impress its unbelievable. He only went as one of the others was treating him and now he is contemplating a second visit!
Will Smith's latest movie Hancock has made its debut at number one in the North American box office chart.
The film, which tells the story of a scruffy superhero, made $66m (£33m) over the holiday weekend in the US.
It is the fifth time Smith has scored a box office chart topper during the Independence Day break in the US.
Last week's number one, Disney animation Wall-E, slipped to two, with Kit Kittridge: An American Girl the only other new entry in the top 10.
Bankability
The film, based on the US book and doll series, climbed 15 places to number eight. It features Will Smith's daughter Willow.
Hancock took a total of $107.3m (£54.3m) after making an early opening on Tuesday ahead of the holiday weekend. Paul Dergarabedian, president of box office analysts Media By Numbers, said Smith's bankability helped him to an eighth number one debut overall.
"Hancock did not get great reviews, but it doesn't matter. A guy like Will Smith is arguably the most bankable star in the world," he said.
Box office business slipped by 4% compared to last year's 4 July weekend, when Transformers opened at number one.
But overall summer ticket returns are running 2% ahead of last year, when revenues exceeded $4bn (£2bn) for the first time.
US BOX OFFICE TOP FIVE 1 Hancock - $66m 2 Wall-E - $33.4m 3 Wanted - $20.6m 4 Get Smart - $11.1m 5 Kung Fu Panda - $7.5m Source: Media By Numbers