Hook, Line and Sinker (1969)

Facing a terminal illness diagnosis, a weary insurance executive embarks on a lavish spending spree, indulging in luxuries he had long denied himself. Thrilled by newfound freedom, he splurges on extravagant items, reveling in a life he had always deferred. However, his excitement takes a nosedive when he discovers that the medical assessment was a misdiagnosis. Now, he must confront the consequences of his impulsive decisions, navigating the fallout of his extravagant choices while reevaluating his life and priorities. The film cleverly explores themes of mortality, regret, and the pursuit of happiness.