The Pursuit of Happyness is up there on the best "fell good" films ever made.

Knallfilm! Vanskelig å innbille sej at filmen e bygd på ei sann historie. Gripande film, som fort kan vekke tårekanalane blant nokre

Es muy buena pero se enfocan demasiado e intensamente en el personaje de Chris Gradner, que dejan de lado detalles que giran alredeor de el, ya sean personajes o lugares y cosas que parezca o no tambien importan, para una buena película.

Will Smith a Legend in acting

Heart warming rags to riches drama. The Pursuit of Happyness is about the perseverance of a single father in pursuit of his dream of a better life. Will Smith is excellent as Chris Gardner, as he really puts his heart and soul into the role, and I li... (read more) Heart warming rags to riches drama. The Pursuit of Happyness is about the perseverance of a single father in pursuit of his dream of a better life. Will Smith is excellent as Chris Gardner, as he really puts his heart and soul into the role, and I liked it's stylish direction, with crisp camera work and editing. I do feel that Smith's character could have had any job, instead of constantly running out of money, sleeping in toilets, and chasing homeless people. Overall a good movie with a lot of heart.

Will Smith has his best screen role ever and he runs with it. He's flat-out great.

Some people will see The Pursuit of Happyness as a glorification of capitalism, but the movie is much less about 'getting' than it is about 'not having.'

Ultimately, the real Chris Gardner emerges as an inspirational American success story -- and Will Smith emerges as a fine and nuanced actor.

Will Smith has the right quality for the role -- he's an easy man to root for -- but he augments this by channeling some inner quality of desperation and need.

The whole thing works. This earnest, modest, sweet little ode to paternal love is meant to warm the cockles of our hearts in a season overrun with cockle-warming, and even a recalcitrant Scrooge may sniff back a few salty droplets.