The Bucket List

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Gania R @Glitches_and_gania 6d MOVIE TO WATCH TO FEEL "SOMETHING " AGAIN well after a longgg time I had this urge to write a review for a movie you see I write when something within me stirs me up.. Well enough of me... Talking about the movie "the bucket list" Made me cry and laugh both at the same time.. It showed the philosophy of life in the subtle way you can everr imagine... It never mentions life should be like this or this.. It just simply says that measure of life can never be measured. As a Morgan Freeman fan I have to say he never disaapoints you.. He was phenomenal as always.. And jack Nicholson was the best as always..he was just relatable in the most ordinary ways he can. . The direction by Rob Reiner was commendable.. And if I am or anybody for a matter of fact says a movie is great it is bcoz of its script and dialogues that carry the weight and expresses the whole pov of a character.. So of course I have to mention Justin zackham(writer).. Last line that summarises everything: ✨HIGHLY RECOMMENDED See more Sitara G @sitara Jun 4 The Bucket List (2007) is a great movie about values and friendship and the enduring presence of cultures. By pairing Jack Nicholson’s cynical billionaire with Morgan Freeman’s philosophical mechanic, the film strips away superficial status to look at what truly matters when facing mortality. As the duo travels to ancient landmarks like the Pyramids of Giza and the Taj Mahal, these historic backdrops remind us that while individual lives are brief, human connection and cultural legacies are far more enduring. It is a heartfelt story that proves true companionship can bridge any divide before time runs out. See more Mickey B. @Mickerdoo Apr 25 I’m a sucker for a live your life movie. Heartwarming and sad. Freeman is easy to enjoy. See more Mitchell S @Mitchstur Mar 3 It may be a sad story, but it's also funny and charming and in depth. The two leads have incredible chemistry, and it leaves you with a good amount of substance at the end. See more James E. @JamesE167 Mar 2 This is a sweet film, though it’s a bit on the simple side of the conversation, which may not be the best approach for the topic being addressed. See more Aileen D @RT17276951 Jan 4 This is one of the few times that I disagree with a Roger Ebert review. Yes,The Bucket List might have skipped over some of the physical trauma issues a cancer patient may suffer, but on the other hand, it dealt with some of the ensuing life and death questions with sensitivity and humor. The film was a wonderful vehicle for two actors at the top of their game, who because of a fine script and Rob Reiner’s sure direction, could make you laugh and re-examine what your own life priorities are. See more Read all reviews

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