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"The Bucket List", Oh my gosh. This movie was absolutely wonderful. I laughed & cried, even some tears stained my husband's face. Very emotional movie. This is another flick to watch again & again. Like "As Good As It Gets" & "Driving Miss Daisy"! With these "2" Great Actors, Freeman & Nicholson, you couldn't go wrong. No Violence or Drugs, what a breath of Fresh Air. It breaks that barrier where you don't judge a person by the color of their skin or how much $$ they do/don't have. We didn't get to see it @ the Movie so receiving this over the holidays as a Gift was an Inspirational Gift too. It ws completely diffferent than what I expected from previews. I give it **********! AY

"Bucket List", Really good movie to watch and watch again. Underlying message is one we should all take to heart. It's a keeper.

"Live Your Dreams", The movie "The Bucket List" depicts the relationship between two men dying of cancer and how their unlikely pairing helps fulfill the unmet needs of the other. The two men are admitted to the same hospital room. The corporate millionaire and the scholarly mechanic initially are not at all interested in one another. Their friendship begins after each receives their diagnosis and therefore has something in common.

The scholarly mechanic begins a "bucket to do list" only to crumple it and throw it on the floor. The corporate millionaire finds it on the floor picks it up and reads it. He interrogates the scholarly mechanic and proceeds to add to the list. Soon both men are working together to complete the "bucket to do list" before they kick the bucket. The list varies from "sky-diving" to "kissing the most beautiful woman in the world."

The Warner Brother Pictures movie features the always irreverent Jack Nicholson as Edward Cole, the corporate millionaire and the perpetually levelheaded Morgan Freeman as Carter Chambers, the scholarly mechanic. Rob Reiner directed the film.

I enjoyed Jack Nicholson's wildness and Morgan Freeman's love of family and learning. Each has a missing piece in their life the other is destined to fill. They travel and do what many of us dream of doing. The most important "to do" item in the end is love of family.

You will not want or be able to move for sometime after the movie ends. Your head will be spinning with thoughts about your own life's "bucket to do list." When your head stops spinning, go the movie's website where you can complete a Facebook Application and create your own list.

I would recommend the movie to all ages. Each of us has a different life timeline but the message is the same: live your dreams.



"Not worth renting", Most Hollywood movies of the last twenty years have a formula and this one is no different. This movie is another modern Hollywood piece of crap.

It's completely predictable, unreal, sappy and boring. You already know what's going to happen when this billionaire (Jack Nicholson) gets put into a cheap hospital room with this poor Mechanic (Morgan Freedman). Of course they are both terminal and they don't like each other but you can tell that a relationship is around the corner. For one thing this situation would never happen EVER! and you can easily guess what's going to happen through the rest of the movie.

If you want to see a great (sort of) recent Jack Nicholson movie that isn't predictable but depressing see "About Schmidt". It's about a Man that was forced into retirement and his world falls apart. You don't know where the movie's going and Nicholson underplays his character perfectly.

If you don't really want to pay attention to a movie but know what's going to happen, watch "The Bucket List".

"0ne lump or two? Cream and sugar?", ls this movie a tale of two unlikely people going out in style together? 0r is it an hour and 4O minute infommercial for Kopi Luwak and Chock Full 0' Nuts coffee? Sure this movie summits Everest, but it also freefalls well past the jump zone.

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"As a comedy is misses the mark", 2.5 stars. Cute concept but in the end just a long series of depressing events. Maybe it's a clue for all us to start on our bucket lists sooner rather than later. Still, as a film it's not very memorable. I saw it a week ago and I'm just remembering that I watched it and needed to post a review. Nicholson is Nicholson and of course Morgan Freeman is narrating. (If it ain't broke then don't fix it, eh?) Overall, it's just okay.

"Poetic and full of tears", Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson, need I say more? In the beginning we're introduced the sweet voice of Morgan Freeman narrating while shots of the Himalayas flash on screen. We see a lonely climber who will also be at the end of the film.

Freeman is absolutely outstanding as Carter Chambers. Carter is a mechanic who for 45 years has greased up his arms working to give his children and wife. Nicholson is a rich tyrant named Edward Cole who's only joy in life it seems is to make money and cause hell to the people around him. Yet, they meet up in Cole's hospital, both being treated for cancer. One night Carter creates a "Bucket List", yet throws it on the floor. Cole picks up and Carter tells him the story of how his Freshman Philosophy teacher asked them to make a "Bucket List"; Things they wanted to do before they died. Ironic how it comes into play now? So funded by Cole's millions and both of their desires to do more before their deaths, they go on the adventure. Skydiving, racing sports cars, going to France, and going on an African safari are among some of the things they do. And to keep from potential spoilers, I'll stop here.
Overall "The Bucket List" isn't a movie in the traditional sense, you take a lot more away from it than your average run of the mill comedy/drama. It's tearful (dealing with death is never easy), it's inspiring, and perhaps at times a little tacky. However it's a great movie and I would recommend it to anyone.

"A BEUTIFULL touching story about dying", Lets face it,were all going to die,and "THe Bucket List" has a message for all of us.Why do we stop speaking to our family for years for some stupid reason?Why are we scared to try everything in life that is offered to us?"The Bucket List"touches your heart and soul,and even though you know what the ending is,Its a wonderfull one.Just be prepared to cry,laugh,and think about your own life,and how you want to live it,plus,Jack Nicholson is in it.

"Don't Kick It Before Watching It", We probably all theoretically have that list of things that we all hope to accomplish before we meet our fateful end here on Earth. Whether the list include tangible sort of goals like run a marathon or climb a mountain or somewhat more intangible things like being a better person or contributing to society, the reason as to why we might choose to list such items is to sort of set some goals in the life that passes us by so quickly.

Often times we might not take seriously the list of things to achieve until it is too late. We might be caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life that removes our focus from what might be a priority and what might not be. There are times when we might fail to start addressing the things that might be classified as goals until "everything else" is done.

Directed by Rob Reiner, The Bucket List is a humorous yet somewhat philosophical film that maybe even for just a few seconds reminds us that maybe there is more to life than just the rigmarole of our professional lives. In a society that is driven by numbers, results and expectations, a failure to step back every now and again could indeed push each of us to our passing in a more expeditious manner.

The Bucket List gets its name because it is one man's listing of things that he hopes to accomplish before he kicks the bucket.

Carter Chambers (Morgan Freeman) is a mechanic by trade but perhaps a professor by knowledge and action. Carter seems to know just about every fact there is to know about just about everything. A Jeopardy wizard, Carter is satisfied with his life as a mechanic but cannot help but wonder if decisions that he made perhaps could have forever changed the life that he lives.

One day while working in his shop, Carter comes out to find that he has terminal cancer and likely does not have much time left to live. Though he has sort of found his peace with the diagnosis, Carter does try some experimental cancer treatment in an attempt to give not just himself but his family some more time.

By matter of circumstance, Carter ends up becoming hospital roommate with Edward Cole (Jack Nicholson) who is, interestingly enough, the owner of the hospital where the two are staying. Edward has made his fortune in the health care industry owning and operating hospitals. His business approach to health care has always been more about the dollars and cents more than it has been about providing quality health care.

But when Edward comes to find out that he too is on a quick path to death due to a cancer diagnosis, as well, Edward finds a new perspective on life. His friendship with Carter is a unique and interesting one that at times is about nothing more than playing gin while at other times it is all about personal and emotional issues the two might be sharing.

Sean Hayes plays the role of Thomas, who is Edward's right hand man and does it remarkably well. There is the right level of cynicism directed back at the boss that truly makes the dynamic between the two shine.
Needless to say, the two friends each start to look at the things that are on their joint bucket list and wonder whether or not they will be able to accomplish many of them before they pass. As the absurdity of some of the tasks grows so does their friendship that really was like a phoenix that rose from the ashes of being nothing more than hospital roommates.

What makes The Bucket List such an enjoyable film is really the message that it gets across. Though certainly it is meant to be watched partially as a comedy, there is also the right amount of a sort of deeper meaning to the film that makes it a complete film. Freeman and Nicholson are the ideal actors for the parts that they were cast for and it is clear to see why they were chosen.

The Bucket List is an amazingly well done film that is certainly worth while to add to your own bucket list of movies to watch. After all, it could help to shed some perspective as to your own daily living.


"The Bucket List", This is by far the best movie of the year. Heartwarming, funny and serious all at the same time. The interaction between Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson is as classic as Paul Newman and Robert Redford. This is a must see.