The Bucket List Review

From the first time I saw this movie I couldn't help but fall in love with it; Jack Nicholson plays this rich guy who ends up with cancer. Morgan Freeman is this mechanic who also could tell you trivial facts at the drop of a hat. He finds out he has cancer too and ends up in the same room as Nicholson. At first, it's not a marriage made in heaven, but with the camaraderie of them in the same boat, going through the same things and Nicholson discovering the list Freeman made, aptly called a Bucket List, he decides to go on the adventure of a lifetime around the world. Of course, Freeman has some reservations, and has to talk to his wife(Beverly Todd)about it, who is none too pleased about her husband going around the world with some rich guy, but they do, and what an adventure they have. sky diving, driving around in the car of Freeman's dreams. sitting on top of the Sphinx in Egypt, dining on the French Rivera, hitting the Himalayas briefly, going to Hong Kong, hitting an African safari, and on it goes. Of course, along the way, they both learn of each other and of their families; When Freeman tries to reunite Nicholson with his estranged daughter, they hit a snag and fall out, but reunite before one of them goes for good. One of the best movies I have seen. I have since started a Bucket List. And I suggest one is started for all who wishes for one. A good movie to watch with the family. Has it's suggestive parts, but it wont make ya close the kiddies eyes.