The pursuit of happiness is the most realistic film about the struggle of being successful.

Rating: 10/10 (20 May 2014)

Will Smith had an outstanding performance being a struggling father to support his child and his family. The challenges he faced to become successful was the peak of the movie displaying his attitude to work beyond the average human. By calculating how much time it takes to go to the bathroom and how long a water break would take, he managed to cut down on both of those because he knew that if he didn't have a water break he wouldn't need to go to the bathroom. Alternatively, another brilliant aspect of this film is how much heart he puts into doing something. When the people he meets turned down his machine that he made, he didn't give up, he continued to search for more people to invest in his product. Even though that lead to his wife leaving him, he still had a son to take care of and he didn't stop looking for ways and opportunities to continue to feed his family. Overall, I had given a rating of 10 out of 10 because the struggle of life is never as easy as it seems therefore the movie had portrayed the most realistic endeavor a human being could have.