The Pursuit of Happyness

[edensbirthmomma]

The Pursuit of Happyness - though not rated the highest by critics  - was an extremely moving movie which I plan to buy (once I have a job that pays). I would reccommend that everyone should see this movie. It's based on a true story about a man named Chris Gardner and his son, Christopher. The story is about Gardner attempting to get into selling

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[daisylullaby]

I started watching that movie last night, but I fell asleep somewhere around where he's at the elevator right after he's had his interview and he wasn't sure if he should take it or not. I woke up right in time to hear the one guy say "Wear a shirt tomorrow." (figures that the one movie i really wanted to see was rented on the night where i'd only had 2 hrs sleep the previous night)

I think I'm going to rewatch the whole thing this morning, but if not, my roommate and I are on the wait list at the library.

[irradescent]

It sounds like you've done the same I did and watched it from a Social Worker's perspective. Like, the whole movie I was like "yeah, I can see where my teacher was coming about that" and other stuff.

(ps this is rachelle with my old/new lj that i'll be using from now on)