Have heard about this film for the longest time. Finally watched it last weekend.

The bucket list is a to-do list one makes before, well, kicking the bucket. In this film, two dying men meet in the hospital and decided, before their lives are over, to attempt all wildest things they've never done. And eventually the course impacted them far deeper than what they've set it out to.

This film is a timeless classic, which would prove relevant whatever the era. Needless to say, Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman's acting is impeccable, besides the point that Freemen's voice sounded like God sometimes.

Ratings: 8/10.


I've often thought about death; its imminence and our fragility. It's usually at such times when I get all emotional about the things I want to accomplish, or at least attempt, once in my lifetime. And then I'll forget all about it, and the cycle repeats itself a few months later.

So, I'm going to do a bucket list of my own, and try to stop living as though I'm immortal.

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