Will Smith's latest film, Seven Pounds, is about as far from a "feel-good flick" or an "action-packed thriller," as you can get. In fact, the movie is probably going to be a drag on the holiday viewing season. But perhaps that's why it's just what people need to see during a time of the year where commercialism and consumerism reign. Smith's December 2007 film, I Am Legend, was a science fiction thriller about the last man on earth. It grossed more than 77 million dollars during its opening weekend. One need only mention movies like Independence Day, Ali, and Hancock to understand his monumental impact on the film industry.
Although the Motion Picture Association of America rated Seven Pounds PG-13, most viewers under the age of 15 probably won't be able to handle or grasp the gravity of the film's message. Family filmgoers need not worry, though. The violence is limited to accident scenes. This mysterious drama ends in the ultimate sacrifice. This concept of giving all for love and the sake of others is certainly something that could be a great discussion piece during holiday celebrations.

What could the author of this review add in order to strengthen it?
A.
stay focused on Smith's better film, I Am Legend
B.
include information about how the director of The Pursuit of Happyness also directed this film
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include an example of sacrifice in the movie's plot
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include a quote from one of the actors on why Will Smith's Pounds performance is Oscar-worthy