Nothing is ever impossible

Rating: 9/10 (24 January 2020)

He might be the most insightful dating coach to ever exist, but Will Smith might of forgot about himself as he was so good at his job coaching others. Smith shows throughout the film Hitch produced by Andy Tennant, that no one is ever out of a person's league. Smith's determination to help his clients succeed is his whole life and these men depend on him to make every right move in the hope of capturing their dream girl who is way out of their league. Along with Smith's role in Hitch he also stars in the movie "The Pursuit of Happiness". Smith's role in The Pursuit of Happiness is a father figure that his son idols and looks up to the most.
In the romantic comedy Hitch, Will Smith plays the lifesaving role of a dating coach named Hitch that many men depend on for the relationship advice they are going to use to capture their dream girls even if they might be uncomprehending out of their league. Hitch is a unique kind of dating coach, he only takes clients from referrals from past clients that have found success. He keeps his job very quiet and secretive so he can be the best dating coach possible and only takes people who are genuinely willing to put in the effort to find true love. While Hitches clients look up to him as the most important person in their life Hitch himself is easy to forget about his own love life.
The uplifting punchline of "Hitch" is that anything is possible if you are your own true self and put in the special effort that will blow that person away because that's what the person really wants to know is who you actually are, not the person you are pretending to be because what's the point of pretending to be someone else if that's not who you really are? Hitch is an amazing coach to others what is his relationship life like? Does he have a love of his own? Or is his job more important than taking the time for himself to do what he does best for others?
With Hitch being the master of dating and everything that falls into that category does he know firsthand himself how to talk to the lady of his dreams? In the film Hitch realizes that he too should go for the girl of his dreams, Sara Melas. Being the intelligent man he is, he gains little background information on Sara from the bartender at the club where he first saw Sara. He asked what kind of drink she was having so he could start a conversation with her on the right note. As he was in route to make a move with Sara the women he had been looking for his whole life another man had already taken his spot and he thinks quick to get this other guy away from her. He approached Sara along with this other man that was hitting on her and Hitch took the approach of pretending to already know her so the other man would leave them alone. Hitch worked his magic and lured Sara in for the long run.
While Hitch was a very exceptional film, I wish that smith was able to focus more on himself and his dreams rather than working on making the dreams of others come true but in the end he makes the best of both worlds.