ai triste demais... bom, mas eu não tinha a menor condição de ver... a menor...

Will Smith = white person

%u201CThe Pursuit of Happyness%u201D derives from the Constitution where Thomas Edison wrote that all men have the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. One man (Smith), focuses on finding this happiness during a downward spiral in his life. He and his son are forced to live on the streets while he interns for a stock broker company. During his no-pay internship, he fights for the one job position that the company opens up for interns. Somewhere along the way, he finds his happine

I might be the only person in the world who hated this movie. Smith's cute son may have been the only good thing in the movie. The pacing was so obnoxiously slow that I actually walked out the the theatre halfway through. I felt like I was reliving the same scenes over and over. Friends have told me that I would have liked it had I stayed until the end, but I shouldn't have to wait until the last 10 minutes of a movie to get any enjoyment out of it.

Mistakes - 1) Will Smith's son is given a basketball as a gift. Later on, when he tells his son they are gonna go back home, he says, "We are gonna get you home to your football." 2) When the cabbie is chasing Will Smith, the cabbie can't be seen entering the subway station using the stairs or the escalator, but pretty much appears to come out of nowhere.

The struggle to survive. The desire to see a smile on your son's face. The blood, sweat and tears you'd shed for your family. Will Smith nailed this movie. Bravo.