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    The Bucket List is a film that depicts two aging men who meet in the hospital and come to the conclusion that they need to make a list of everything they have always wanted to do and do them before they “kick the bucket”. This film shows how a person can still follow his or her dreams no matter his or her age. The bucket list defies the stereotype that older men do not get out and have fun like when they were younger. These men make a list of things and some of them do not seem like things men in their 60s would be able to accomplish. Society often stereotypes elderly people and makes it seem like they never get out of the house or go on adventures because of their age. This movie proves that stereotype wrong and sends the message that it is…

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    I have had many different “Bucket Lists” in my life, but within each one is a common purpose; to accomplish things that make me feel fulfillment and joy when it comes to how I live my life and the goals I set. I remember one of the first bucket lists I ever made was a list of ideals I wanted to have as a person and in a family. It contained items such as get married to my best friend in my church’s temple, have three children, and be the best me I can be. These are all still valid goals, but as…

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    creating “The Ultimate Senior 2014 Bucket List”. They even created a Facebook page and group to get as many people as possible involved. Unlike the standard bucket list, the goal was to complete the list before graduation. Surprisingly, a large portion of the list was accomplished. My fellow high school graduates are not the only ones captivated by bucket lists. As a society we have become obsessed with the idea. Everyone seems to have one, teens, elderly people, celebrities, and maybe even you.…

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    Bryan and I were best friends. We did everything together, whether it was finishing up our Calculus homework five minutes before class started or sitting on my couch eating popcorn and watching the scariest movies we could find. Neither of us had many other friends, so it had been just the two of us all through high school. He was the first person I would go to with all of my problems, even the ones that girls would generally only share with other girls. Sometimes we would stay up for hours at…

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    Now again people will try throwing out you don’t have to donate your hair to feel great about yourself. Well, if you're looking from a view of people ready to get their hair cut you might at least try considering the options. Therefore, donating your hair is one way to cross that accomplishment off your bucket list. The fact of donating your hair, however may be scary in some people’s point of view. Eventually, they will understand that they don’t have to donate all of their hair and they will…

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    The film, The Bucket List, has many examples of the American Death System. The American death system has several elements; people, places, times, objects, and symbols. The Bucket List shows all of these elements. Throughout the movie the main characters, Edward and Carter, are in and out of a hospital where they are being taken care of by a variety of nurses and doctors. These people are all a part of the death system, they are constantly surrounded by people dying, having to take care of people…

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    The Bucket List Thesis

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    Death is one of most prominent motivating influences in life. An imminent death is one of the few concepts that shocks people enough to force them to go outside of their comfort zone. The grand majority have no idea what to do when they realize their lives are coming to an end. Some do nothing while most go out and live for their remaining hours. The knowledge that they will not have a chance to do anything ever again frightens them into accomplishing what they have always wanted. The Bucket…

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    This Bucket Needs To Be Completed ASAP! (“When I Have Fears That I May Cease To Be” By John Keats) Whatcha doing there old man? Checking off my bucket list. What’s a “bucket list”? A bucket list is a list of things someone wants to do before they die. Are you going to die soon sir? Don’t you have something better to do kid? SCRAM! Many people have a list of things they want to do before they pass into the afterlife, many are unable to complete or start their bucket list because they had a…

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    Q1 Contemporary leadership theory and applied thinking about leadership often center on the inner character of the person as the key to leadership effectiveness. In his book, The Road to Character and in his article entitled “The Moral Bucket List,” political and cultural commentator David Brooks directs attention to the vital experiences one should have (a “bucket list” of experiences) on the way toward the richest possible inner life. What experiences does Brooks recommend? What one experience…

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    Life is too short for you not to go out and do whatever you have ever what to do in your life. What life is supposed to be about is joying everything and exploring every little bit of it as you can. The Bucket List directed by Rob Reiner and released on December 25, 2007 shows a great example of how life should be displayed. The Bucket List is a drama/comedy about two dying men who travel the world to try to discover their passion and joy in their lives. The two men used in this movie (Morgan…

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