Have you made your Bucketlist already?

A film containing some Jack Nicholson madness and Morgan Freeman coolness is coming to cinemas… what’s the next thing you’ll do?  You go and watch it… at least that is the best choice most of the time.

The Bucketlist can be described as a sad movie. But it’s not. I mean, yeah, people are dying without hope of survival, so who wouldn’t feel bad about that? But the story of these two characters is so good to watch… it probably has some weak scenes where basicly nothing happens, but you still won’t fall asleep, because the stuff stimply rapes your mind with all the questions: “Do I wanna know, when I’ll die? And if yes, will I be able to say that I had a fullfilling life?”

If you love Jack Nicholson’s pessimistic and phlegm play accompanied by the major chilled coolness and smartystyle of Morgan Freeman, than you have to see this movie. It’s not great, but it’s good. It gives you some thoughts about life itself… you’ll probably start to think about how you live. Some may even start to make their own bucketlist…

I’ll probably make myself one… no not because I think that I’ll die, hell no, I’ve been through all that depressive shit most kids can’t live without during these days… if you simply don’t have plans for the future, you’ll just float like a pickle in the jar, which is quite pointless… If you have some things you want to accomplish and you stick to that, even though you won’t be able to succeed with all of them, you’ll still live up to the maximum… I already had this idea of life before but this movie just made it rocksolid.