The Pursuit of Happyness: Chris is hired

What’s happening in this movie clip?
After his internship, Chris (Will Smith) is hired as a broker.

What’s the movie about?
Christopger Gardner (Will Smith) loses his life’s earnings. His wife leaves him and he is left with the custody of his son. To get back on his feet, he begins a life-changing professional career.

Credits: © 2006 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. and GH One LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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[jaysrivastava]

The part where the Boss give him his $5 back.. signifies that Life has finally decided to give him back, instead of just taking. short, Subtle but a strong scene. Love this movie.

[keithamoore]

When he asked him "Was it as easy as it looked?", they had no idea just how difficult it really was for him. That part was so profound.

[JoseMora-wczz]

The man literally cries, he knows this is him getting out of rock bottom officially now and forever. It’s a moment I’m working day in and day out for.

[zachstolz]

Finally got my happy ending like in this movie: been at Rock bottom at a homeless shelter since the start of 2022, with no money, no hope. Went to several interviews with no luck, until the boss at Arby's saying I was hired. Hugging my fiance after the moment brought me to instant tears. What a powerful moment in my life. Update: I left Arby's in April of 2023, got a job at Culver's two days later, then at last got an apartment 2.5 months later, finally ending my homelessness after two years.)

[ahmadnajmiroslan]

Respect to all our dad's sacrifices in order to raise us

[MAED_Media]

The way Will Smith walk after the meeting is priceless

[kevinosahon-agbator]

I lost my job due to Covid last year. Been unemployed and kept looking for another job. I got offer a new job yesterday. Never give up y’all. Glory to God.

[cesarmm]

The way he walks out of that room with his head held high and proud. He earned that position through hard work, dedication, and determination.

[CresencioMedina]

“No sir, no sir, it wasn’t.”
That right there always hits home run for me and brings a tear to my eyes, because of all what he went through. His boss might be talking about the training, Chris is talking about his life.

[WilloPR]

I have no idea how he didn't win an oscar for this movie. This is a masterpiece.

[hansliengnell]

This could be one of the most satisfying scenes in movie history.

[sharktoof]

What I love most about this film is the humility Chris showed. Never moped in the hard times, trying to get people to sympathize with him. He battled the demons, the hard times, the homelessness, and still held strong without anyone ever noticing. And was rewarded! Love, love, love this film.

[akrsrivastava]

Whew. That end scene with Chris in the crowd, trying to process his emotions. All of us want to be in that space, dont we?.

[TechTamizha]

This part of the movie, this little part, never ceases to bring the emotions out of everyone who watches it again and again

[downdacourt]

Shout out to all the parents for all the sacrifices they've made for their family/kids.

[jhony]

The way he's clapping while walking, it's just the purest way I felt happiness transmitted through a movie, amazing performance

[edwardscromeda]

I love how understated this scene is. He doesn't say anything smooth or witty when he gets the job, and they don't congratulate him more than necessary. Feels very real

[SouthSideChiCity]

This is my favorite movie ever. I am a single dad who struggled a lot and barely made ends meet. I finished school last year in march, started a new job right after. I felt like this then when i got offered the position and this December when I received my bonus. The feeling of success is unexplainable. My son deserves the world. If I did it, anyone can! ❤

[wood]

This movie is so many people life...Stay strong everybody

[tharindu]

The time he walks out of the building appreciating his own achievement, clapping and cheering alone in the street for his success is truly a touching moment. There was no one to tell how proud they are of your success but yourself. The moment you appreciate your accomplishments alone is the time you are happy the most.