
Movie Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars
This has got to be the best movie I have ever seen by Will Smith. I love the first 5 minutes of the movie because it shows the underprivileged people- Asians to be part of a block buster movie. Besides Jackie Chan and Jet Li, no other asians gets to be in movies!
Basically this movie revolves around the theme of "Transformation". Will Smith transforms from a drunk to a happy drunk in this movie. I can relate to this, I have transformed myself as you can see in the following pictures:

Transformation-I would like to diverge my movie compendium capabilities and tell you my personal testimony of the theme transformation.
This summer in Las Vegas, after 12 weeks of free buffets at the Venetian, my aunts daily thanksgiving home cooking, not working out because its to hot in Las Vegas to go outside, and working a sit down job- my body went from 182 pounds to 199 pounds. I was physically not fit- my friend Sam told me I was moving awfully slow in racquetball, my mom herself called me "big", and my knees were hurting me.
I asked my roommate Chase and begged him so badly to let me workout with him. He said I can workout with him and he even told me he will guide and mentor me, under one condition. He told me at any circumstance I can't COMPLAIN at the gym or else he will stop working out with me immediately. This was an eye opener because I have finally realized I'm a complainer, and a complainer doesn't make it fun for me or the other person in any situation. I told him I will not complain ever, but will only put the extra effort. I have complain zero times so far.
This was a huge step because I've come to realize I am a big complainer when it comes to anything labor-like, which is basically everything. But throughout my transformation, I've decided to stop complaining when it comes to labor and in general. After putting less effort in complaining about how its hard to workout, and more in working out, I have become mentally and physically fit and quite possibly I am in the best shape of my life at this point.
The mornings where I wake up 530am to 7am to get myself in the gym, all the mornings I had to motivate myself that I
can do it, all the aches and pain, the 1,260 reps of arm dips, the weekly 40 laps in the pool, the weekly 30 miles of biking, walking in 17 degree weather with pooring freezing rain to the gym, the 11 pull-ups I can do now compared to .5 pull-ups my first week, and the 2,340 reps of ab crunches was well worth it. In 13 weeks, I have lost 25.6 pounds going from 199 pounds to now 173.4 pounds.
There is no quick way to losing weight- all those ab lounges, pills, drinks, diet systems will not get you there.
The only way to lose weight is this secret formula that I created that diet companies don't want you to know: Workout, eat a normal calorie intake, persistence, and faith. If you would like me to explain more about this, feel free to get a hold of me. I encourage you guys be fit for the kingdom and not be afraid to take the first step. The first step is always the hardest to take but its smooth sailing after that. I truly feel I got a second chance with my health. I know you guys can do it- if I, Chinese David can do it, I know you can do it.
Thank you so much Chase for holding my hand to the gym, I can now go to the gym with confidence and independence. Sam, thank you for playing racquetball, swimming, and running. Thank you unknown person named Steve at the Arc who also goes in 6am and motivates me to become more fit than you. And thank you God.
Oh Hancock- must watch!