I feel fine with you.

And I'll feel fine! Fine! Fine!

Oh, you feel good, do you? That's fine.

Relaxation is fine you still feel OK.

See, you don't feel well. I'm fine.

I feel fine.

I feel fine.

I feel fine.

I feel fine.

I'll feel fine.

I feel fine.

No, I feel fine.

It's called We Feel Fine.

You'll feel fine when you read it in the Sunday newspapers.

So this is We Feel Fine.

Sign this and you'll feel fine.

I feel fine. How's your eye?

It was fine. I feel satisfied.

I feel fine now, Mrs. Cooper. You go on about your duties.

I feel fine, except my right foot's asleep.

So I'll show you now some of my favorite montages from We Feel Fine.

As you can see, We Feel Fine collects very, very small scale personal stories.

And I'll feel fine. I'll say more than that.

I feel fizzy and funny and fine

So as you can see, We Feel Fine uses a technique that I call passive observation.

People would feel really fine in an open outdoor environment.

Those six words represent the six movements of We Feel Fine.

Fine, I'll let this go because I feel like it. 50 !

If I could only lie down for minute, I'd feel fine.

I'll feel fine. Maybe I'll get down on my black knees.

I feel fine. I want to call Mother at that hospital.

She's fine. Fine, thank you.

And I'll show you a glimpse of how this information is then visualized. So this is We Feel Fine.

You look fine, Big Daddy. Just fine.

Fine. And you?

You were? Fine.

You look fine.

You look fine.

Fine Thank you

You look fine.

Fine, thank you.

Fine, and you?

You sound fine.

You were fine.

You did fine.