<![CDATA[I'm glad he retired]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Jack Nicholson

SealedCargo — 5 years ago(November 09, 2020 12:20 PM)

it's a good feeling knowing he won't be in any more bad films, like DeNiro, and although he and Hackman went out on lousy movies, I'm glad they kept their dignity
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exactly though i love i'm and this is why i'm saying this, i'm happy he retired bc he can't make bad movies too.
the movie i'm thinking of that he shouldn't have made is the bucket list an absolutely and totally horrendous movie that is so lame and pointless and not entertaining or mentally engaging at all.
also i'm glad bc he was looking extremely old in this movie so he went out when he should have went out.
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I concur. It would be so depressing seeing Nicholson prostitute his talent on one lousy movie after another ala De Niro and Pacino.
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