"How many roads must a man walk down,Before you call him a man?" The answer is NOT blowin' in the wind. The answer is just in the film "The Pursuit of Happyness".It is based on a true story of famous self-made millionaire Chris Gardner. Will Smith acted as Chris and did a fantastic job which really moved and inspired me. The story is touching and sometimes even painful. To say "I laughed, I cried" would be really lame. It is the truth, though.I recommend this film as a must see to everyone especially those who are struggling for families and happiness.I have been a fan of Will Smith for years and I have to say this may be his best film yet! "The Pursuit of Happiness" is just a wonderful (based on a true) story, full of adventure, hope, and pain.
Movies have beautiful actress with neither fancy clip nor exciting soundtrack...
But there is a good story that let me sit at the computer watch.
Inspiring stories about the theme of this model is -- -- -- -
In distress situation hard struggle of endless damned thing then appeared a chance...
Finally welcomed a dawn
This new film demanding exceptionally is of no significance
We will strive for the ultimate success but who encouraged
Just because we own hard to persist...
To carry more than 40 pounds of medical instrument selling running around
To always miss her 5-year-old son when his wife left home
Not all contributed to pay "practice" 4 months even not sure whether oneself can be employed
Have no obligation to pay the rent because of the white wall
At the police station to stay but no money into automobile ticket
By car to cast a shoe immediately after running up to go back to work
To embrace a son in the toilet overnight because nowhere to go
To get down from the queue for shelter. Into
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After much "to"
Chris eventually get jobs in the moment was be great happiness
Chris beginning in film of lost in the street in every smiling face blankly stood
"Why does everyone happy, but I can't?".
Notice when Chris through trial for himself again came when you want happiness that involves applause to pursue
Happiness is forced out
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I loved that movie! And I'm so excited that you're posting what you learn about English in these blogs. Dr. Kephart and I spoke the other day about how well you're doing - and we're both so, SO proud of you.
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