Batman? He was good in it but it was a **** film. I was thinking the other day - everyone knows what the term bucket list means, but how many have seen the film from whence it came? I don't know any ****er who has. That is all.
I have seen some that were only prevented from being poor by his presence. Never likedcEasyRider thoughbat the time it was almost compulsory to say how brilliant was. My late father always liked Jack Nicholson and would always make a point of watching anything with him in it.A tribute to Jack Nicholson's abilities as given my dad's age and the content of some of Nicholdon's films he watched you would have expected him to express disapproval at some of them.
The term didn't come from the film, the first reference to a 'bucket list' meaning a list of things to do before you kick the bucket, was first referenced in a book in 1785.
https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/bucket_list You really do ****ing love google don't you?
From the book Unfair & Unbalanced, which pre-dates the film by years - “So, anyway, a Great Man, in his querulous twilight years, who doesn’t want to go gently into that blacky black night. He wants to cut loose, dance on the razor’s edge, pry the lid off his bucket list!” And yes, it's very useful.
I never said the film was the first ever reference, just that it brought it to popular culture more than - say - a book 99% of people haven't heard of from 230 years ago
I messed up anyway, it's 'kick the bucket' that was first referenced in 1785, bucket list came much later.
More of a case of appreciating Nicholson rather than the film for me.. A lot of other actors in his role and it would not have been nearly as good.
You misread the post and therefore gave an answer to a question which hadn't been asked. Hard to be more incorrect than that.
I might have known you'd stick your oar in, I misread nothing, I responded to the suggestion that the term 'bucket list' came from the film of the same name.
Ignoring the usual suspects postings above, when it comes to Nicholson, it's gotta be Chinatown or The Shining for me. Also like him in The Departed.