Will Smith plays Chris Gardner,a struggling sales man that is doing everything he can to keep his act together,however,lately he makes little to no money and the bills keep piling up.His wife,tired of the situation leaves him and goes to New York to work in a restaurant.Subsequently everything that could go wrong does go wrong and Chris and his young son end up homeless.Now his only hope is to succeed at a stockbroker internship at Dean Witter and be chosen to work there which would turn his life around...Based on a true story,The Pursuit of Hapyness has all the right ingredients,plus Will Smith's performance is not only perfect but probably the best of his career.He may not choose his films very wisely but the man can definitely act,for instance,there's a very emotional scene towards the end of the movie,it lasts less then a minute but it is some of the finest acting I've seen lately.The on-screen chemistry between Will Smith and Jayden Smith is great and makes the viewer really care and root for the characters.Overall its a great story of hope,of working hard to achieve things,of not giving up...I dare you to watch this movie and not feel like you can do more in your life,that you can and should go after your dreams and not settle for anything less.