Incidentally, despite being entirely broke and practically homeless, Will Smith and his son (both fictional and real, because Chris GardnerвЂ™s son is played by Will SmithвЂ™s son) have an entire scenic rooftop basketball court to themselves? (IвЂ™m not saying that I fully understand the class distinctions of scenic rooftop basketball courts overlooking the entire city of San Francisco, or that this is unrealistic, it just seems like maybe thereвЂ™d be at least a couple more people up there trying to play basketball on a weekend?) But anyway: Jaden Smith is talking about how much he likes playing basketball and how one day heвЂ™s going to be a basketball star, to which Will Smith replies вЂњwell, I was never very good at basketball, so youвЂ™ll probably not be very good at basketball either. His son asks if they can go play basketball, so they go to a scenic rooftop basketball court that overlooks the city of San Francisco.

Will SmithвЂ™s character, Chris Gardner, is a single father now, after his wife left him, doing his best to raise his son while pursuing an ambitious and unlikely career change. ThereвЂ™s a really weird part in this weekвЂ™s nominee for the Hunt for the Worst Movie of All Time, The Pursuit of Happyness.

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