April 6, 200917 yr I can only come up with him donating his heart, lungs, liver, eyes, and bone marrow. What else am I missing? Presumably, he helped two more people, but I can't remember how.
April 6, 200917 yr I can only come up with him donating his heart, lungs, liver, eyes, and bone marrow. What else am I missing? Presumably, he helped two more people, but I can't remember how. He donated his house to the abused family.
April 6, 200917 yr He donated his house to the abused family. Definitely forgot about that one...So, by my count, that equals six. We're still missing one.
April 6, 200917 yr Definitely forgot about that one...So, by my count, that equals six. We're still missing one. May have been the guy that he changed his mind about, when he took care of the older lady (he pushed her out in the wheelchair to get a shower). I'd say what ever he was going to get, was '7'?
April 6, 200917 yr I didn't care for it at all. The beginning was horrible but it did get a little better toward the end. Just not my type of movie at all. I agree, I am very easily entertained, but I thought the movie was slow and boring. Maybe my least favorite Will Smith movie. Different strokes for different folks, I guess.
April 7, 200917 yr May have been the guy that he changed his mind about, when he took care of the older lady (he pushed her out in the wheelchair to get a shower). I'd say what ever he was going to get, was '7'? Yeah, I ended up thinking about that guy later. Seems weird that they let it end with only six actually helped by Smith's character though. I thought there was some subtle clue I was missing about the seventh person saved.
April 7, 200917 yr He did help seven people. His brother Ben, George the hockey coach, Emily, Holly, Ezra, Connie the abused wife, and the little kid who needed bone marrow.
April 7, 200917 yr He did help seven people. His brother Ben, George the hockey coach, Emily, Holly, Ezra, Connie the abused wife, and the little kid who needed bone marrow. The hockey coach!! That's it.
April 7, 200917 yr I thought it was a * * * star movie, it definatley could've been a high * * * * star had it been a little more thorough and explained some of the donations in more depth and then had more explanation at the end.
April 7, 200917 yr "The [audience] will not know exactly what this man is up to." Will Smith is reported to have confirmed that the title refers to Shakespeare's The Merchant Of Venice, in which a debtor must pay a pound of flesh.[9] In this case it amounts to parts of his body donated to seven persons deemed worthy by Smith's character. They are the recipients of his heart, a lung, part of his liver, and his eyes, among other things. Good movie...with Al Pacino, Jeremy Irons and Joseph Fiennes.
April 10, 200917 yr Will Smith is in my top 5 for actors. No doubt....this was one of my favorite of his movies for sure
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