Pursuit of Happness-your favorite part?

My favorite part was at the end when he hugged his child, knowing that he had finally succeeded. That hug was deserved recognition to his son because he knew his son suffered along the way as much as he had. They both achieved the success together. Too bad the wife wasn't so willing to stand by her husband through the worst of times. Great movie!

I have two favorite parts: 1. The bathroom scene had to be one of the most emotional of them all as he and his son had to spend the night in that public restroom. it was a favorite of mine because it displayed the hurt Chris feeling at the time. You could even read his mind, "How did I get my family in this position?" 2. The end when he received the job at the brokerage firm. You could see it in his eyes the beginning of a new life and the end of a struggle. I have the book but haven't had a chance to read it yet because I have so many other books I'm trying to complete first, but once I'm done, that book will be a priority.

I can't forget Chris Garder's (Will Smith) face when he heard that passed the internship and he'll start working for the company the next day. He remained his composure and professionalism but the tears of tremendous joy are very much obvious in his eyes. It inspired me to really go back to college this semester and work my hardest in order to succeed no matter how hard life may be. Favorite Quote: "When you want someone go get it period" Chris Gardner

My favorite part was when he went to the job interview in those clothes with paint all over him after spending the night in jail. I don't want to give it away for others who may not have seen it yet, but great line about the pants!!

I had tears running down my cheeks near the ending of the movie when Chris was called in by the executives to tell him that he was the chosen one to continue on with the company. He was speechless and you could see the joy and triumph in his eyes. He couldn't do anything else but clap his hands together and whisper a prayer of thanks above. And when he got lost in the crowd of people, it was like saying, he'd found himself in this crazy world...his own place, his self-worth and no one will dare look down on him anymore. Powerful and inspiring!!!

the moment @ the last of the movie when he realised the happiness just for an instant

By far, the best, most well directed, and most emotional scene was when Chris and his son slept in the train station bathroom. Not a word was said, but you could feel every thing he must have been feeling every time the door knocked. Absolutely incredible.