Spoiler Alert -- IMDb's lackluster tagline gives away movie.

Rating: 7/10 (13 October 2010)

Best movie in the last decade? Nah. Best Will Smith movie? Nah. However, it is a good, solid film with a bit of a different look at the superhero genre. I find it very interesting that it is so obvious that the gathered masses cannot simply enjoy that. Hell, it was hugely more enjoyable than Watchmen, which I gave away after one viewing.
Frankly, I think that IMDb falls flat reviewing this film. Their outlook is pretty unoriginal. Their storyline is badly written at best as well. Also, how they could not add "comedy" as a genre keyword for this film mystifies me. I could go on for quite a while, but I want to concentrate on one part for a moment: But what interests me most is that IMDb threatens users with being permanently blacklisted {"If you write a spoiler without warning readers, your name will be added to a blacklist and all your future reviews will be discarded automatically and unread."}. Why, then, have they dropped a spoiler as the tagline? I tried out this movie on the recommendation of a friend, not knowing much more than that this fellow sounded like a nasty, alcoholic "Greatest American Hero" who happened to be black. I was happy enough to sit down and chuckle through that.
Then I checked the page for a piece of trivia, and saw that tagline and crappy storyline. IMDb had me shaking my head every five minutes going "Ah, crap, when is going to have an affair with the guy's wife -- he would be such an ass, and the husband really loves his wife..." Give this film a chance, boys and girls. There's a bit more out there than what you've been led to believe, spoilers and all.