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Now Showing In Budapest: 'The Bucket List'

Now Showing In Budapest: 'The Bucket List'
"Carter and Edward get an unexpected wake-up call and end up a roommates in the hospital. They decide to make a list of what they wanted to do and see before they kicked the bucket. Through their adventures they became best friends and came to the conclusion that it was never too late to live life to its fullest."



Movie type: Comedy Drama - This is a comedy-drama that, contrary to the commercials and advertising, isn't all silliness but has a lot of serious and sad moments. The target audience is older moviegoers, particularly males.

Director: Rob Reiner

Script: Justin Zackham

Starring: Jack Nicholson (Edward Cole), Morgan Freeman (Carter Chambers), Sean Hayes (Thomas)

Length: 1 hr. 37 min.

Reviews:

Berardinelli, Internet Critic
”Good The Bucket List is sentimental but it's not so phony that one will be embarrassed to shed a tear or two at the end.”

”Poor 'The Bucket List' thinks dying of cancer is a laff riot followed by a dime-store epiphany.” Roger Ebert

”Poor Rob Reiner's feel-good tear-jerker, in which dying well is the best revenge, wants to be heartwarming. But first-timer Justin Zackham's screenplay is so stridently formulaic and disingenuous that the film falls flat at every inspirational turn.” TV Guide Online

”Below Average It doesn't take much hooch to get woozy and combative over 'The Bucket List.' My own breaking point came when our two intrepid buddies neglected to check 'witness something majestic' off their list after seeing the Taj Mahal.” Newsday 

Source: cinemareview.com


26.03.2008

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