The Bucket List

A must see inspirational movie!

Nikola Tesla's obvious humorous sarcastic remark "Marconi is a good fellow. Let him continue. He is using 17 of my patents." has been widely misunderstood by mankind.

The mentioning of coffee Luwak besides Nikola Tesla had nailed to my chair for the rest of the film. There should be more movies like this. Morgan Freeman did a great job in translating the role of a person in which some of us recognize ourselves.

Jack Nicholson on top of the pyramid "Alright I'll bite..."

Life is not just to be spent in a small room in your house.
The world is a beautiful, remarkable place.
Go and explore it.

I've seen a few times, only gets better every time and It's got a great message, both actors work great together and I recommend putting it on your bucket list XD

Imagine you are diagnosed with cancer but choose not to fight it.

The story follows two men, Edward Cole and Carter Chambers, who share a hospital room after being diagnosed with cancer. While undergoing treatment, they realize they haven’t lived lives full of experiences and adventures. In response, they decide to create a bucket list — a list of things they want to accomplish before they die.

The list includes personal dreams and shared experiences, and the duo begins to check off those wishes. The film takes viewers on an emotional journey filled with laughter and tears, as Edward and Carter learn valuable lessons about the meaning of life and the importance of human relationships.

This inspiring drama blends comedy and wisdom, highlighting the significance of connection and fulfilling dreams even in tough circumstances.

The film is excellent, directed by Lee, with a great screenplay and especially enjoyable performances from the main characters.

Age rating: +13
Movie rating: 8/10

To old cool dudes having fun. With the brilliant Nicholson and Freeman. A pleasure to watch

She hates me!
Do you hate me?

Not yet…

Brilliant acting by Nicholson make up for a rather mediocre story, which sounds much better than it turns out (but even Nicholson's outstanding performance does not turn The Bucket List into a great movie).

French movie "Intouchables" shows how such a story SHOULD be told and is the much better alternative (even though one has to mention that the plots are not that similar, but the whole settings of the movies are).

I watched this movie waiting an emotive and funny story, but I've received what looks to be a christian and capitalist propaganda with strange CGI moments. Despite having great performances of two great actors, I felt the movie treated the terminal illnesses in a kind of superficial way and the situation in an idealistic way.