**SO UNFAIR!!** THE GREEN MILE (1999) | First Time Watching | (reaction/commentary/review) 

Michael Clark Duncan deserved an Academy award for this performance. RIP MCD

This is one of those core memory films. It doesn’t matter how old you are when you watch it, it stays with you and never leaves. ❤

Paul and Brutal are just about my favorite two men in any movie. They’re wise, honorable, kind, formidable, and they both have earned the respect of those around them.

Earlier in the movie it was said that no one knew where John came from. It was said he seemed to have just dropped out of the sky. John Coffey shared the same initials as another.

Tom Hanks and Michael Clarke Duncan became close friends filming Green Mile. Sadly , Michael died in 2012. Tom wrote and read the eulogy at his funeral.

"This mouse is a trained actor" Actually it was about 15 trained actors

John comforts the guards as they’re taking him to be executed with a story about a dream he had. He laughs and carries on about it down the mile all to distract the guards from their grief. Amazing adaptation, amazing screen writing, amazing acting. There’s nothing else like it. Thanks for the reaction.

Mr Cocoa Couch, I paused this reaction 24 minutes in, so I could type this while it is fresh in my mind. I have seen this movie, and I have seen plenty of reaction videos to it. Yours is either the sincerest and moving, or at least in the top 2 reactors that I have seen. This movie moved me again, almost as much as my first viewing, seeing it again, through your eyes. Thank you for being open, honest and sincere with your reaction. It was a pleasure.

I loved how you mentioned how empathetic and kind the guards are to the prisoners, trying to at least make their last moments in life better. This movie really shows how Stephen King portrays how people can be the worst sort of monsters (I'm talking about Percy more than the other prisoners). This is one of his best adaptations. I also recommend The Shawshank Redemption.

I like this reactor's style. He doesn't cuss and scream and over-react like so many others do......very refreshing. Good job and good luck with your channel. I subscribed.

The Green Mile is about redemption, and how those who are on death row who though they have done evil things, we should realize that some of them can be redeemed prior to paying for their crime. Yet, it is also about empathy, and how we cannot be so hard hearted as to be cruel. But, really it is about so much more...it is about the human condition as a whole...Paul (Tom Hanks) says it in the end, " I think about all the people I've loved, now long gone. I think about my beautiful Jan, and how I lost her so many years ago. I think about all of us walking our own Green Mile, each in our own time."...The Green Mile represents our long walk to death, and passing over to where ever or what ever we go to next in our journey, and what we go through along that long walk on our own "Green Mile".

Here's some tidbit of info: 1) Michael Clarke Duncan paid tribute to Tom Hanks at a celebration of Tom and saying that Tom was the one who helped/guided him how to do this character. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-47grTxhtN8o.html 2) Gary Sinise (the man sitting on the porch of the house talking about John Coffey) was the second movie that Gary did with Tom. The first one was Forest Gump, the second one was this one and the third was Appollo 13. In the scene where Lt Dan shows his new legs (titanium same as the shuttle), gives a hint of Appollo 13. Gary was so recognized after the movie Forest Gump, that people started seeing him in public and saying Hi Lt Dan ... so Gary started a band called the Lt Dan Band, and goes around to entertain the Veterans and is heavily involved with the Veterans and military as he has many in his immediate family (and his wife's family) that went to war and knows about PTSD, etc. Listen to his story here. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3bbTOjBi7nA.html Also, of course Gary Sinise would be at the same function as Michael and took to the stage to do a tribute to Hanks. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rBhL2OztgFY.html BTW, here is a video of Tom Hanks surprising Gary Sinise, as Forest Gump when the Lt Dan Band is doing a live concert. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--ac2SfUUGZU.html 3) Some may not be too religious, but if you notice, John Coffey's initials are JC ... coincidence? 4) When Belinda asks where did John get his scars, he doesn't remember, but some have said that since there was no record of him before the girls' incident, that he may have gotten his scars from the days of slavery. 5) The movie where Paul loses it at the beginning and again, near the end when John is watching it, is the classic movie Top Hat, with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers dancing to the song Cheek-to-Cheek.

Trust me, Percy knew how evil it was to not soak the sponge, he was getting back at Dale for laughing & humiliating him for pissing his pants.

Your editing is on point. A lot of reactors could learn from you.

I'm watching you watching the Green Mile. The reason Paul was not interested in seeing the doc about the urinary infection, was because they couldn't do much back then. Penicillin wasn't available until after the war. They had sulfa based drugs that made you almost as sick as your original illness. Most people back then had to power through an infection, or, they just died of it.

I love the way Paul says, “May God have mercy on your soul.” Because you can tell he wasn’t truly saying it to John, he was referring to himself when he said that

OOF! Gets me literally every time. Also, apparently, Del raped a girl, and I think accidentally killed her and to hide the body, he set a fire which caught to another apartment building and ended up killing a few people including 2 children. Even knowing this, I still cried for him. He was obviously on the spectrum and had he gotten the help he needed, he wouldn't have gone down this road. And it just breaks my heart. This movie is just top notch! Also hurts more now that Michael Clarke Duncan passed away 💔🙏🏼

This is THE film that made me fall in love with movies and acting. The scene between Paul and John talking about his judgement day is one scene in cinema that will always stay with me. The conviction, the brokenness, and just the understanding between the 2 was so felt.

I am happy you kept Del's words of praise to the guards in the reaction. It is such a humble and quiet scene, yet it has such an incredible impact. also, crunching the math, he has at least 1200 years left to live.

I always get a kick out of Wild Bill's (Sam Rockwell) drinking the cup of Royal Crown with the sleeping pills dissolved in it; Bill lifts his pinky finger like he was from high society or something. To me the most poignant line is John's last one: "I'm sorry for what I am"; Del said, "I'm sorry for what I do."

I read the Stephen King novel before the film was made. The backstory on each of the deathrow inmates is riveting. John Coffey's attorney said that prior to John's arrest, there was no record of his existence, "It's as if he dropped out of the sky," (which, in a sense, this is true). UTI infections were not easy to treat in depression-Era 1930's. Penicillin was not available until after WWII.

Beautiful reaction. I believe john was alive for hundreds of years as you said, and those scars on his back and arms were the remnants of his life as a slave, but he’s lived so long he can’t remember where they came from when the lady asked, “ where did you get those scars”? That’s so sad.

Michael Clarke Duncan has played an assassin and crime boss in other films. The contrast with saint-like John Coffey shows a bit of his acting range.

I couldn't tell you how many times I've seen this movie, but I've only now had this thought: if John infected Paul and Mr Jingles with life, how long was John alive?

Such a classic. Glad you've reacted to this.

This is one of my all time favorite movies . Michael Clarke Duncan's performance was stellar. We lost him WAY to soon May he rest in Paradise

I loved your reaction to this movie. This is one of the movies that I seek out the reactions to, because it is such a phenomenal film. Everything was so well thought out and crafted. Every actor gave the performance of a lifetime here. Even Percy's actor. It takes talent and skill to portray someone who is so evil and petty, yet seems like a real person, not a caricature. Michael Clarke Duncan was, beyond, unbelievable in his role as John Coffey. He deserved far more recognition than he did for his role here. The reason I watch reactions to this film is because I don't think I can stomach watching it again, in it's entirety, by myself, and watching with people like you lets me feel like I'm watching it with someone new. Please keep up the good work and keep reacting. There are a lot of good films out there to enjoy.

I love this movie and novel so much! A true testament to the brilliance of Stephen King! I would love to see you do a reaction with Cam and Zay!

Your reactions are getting better and better. They are well thought out. Your numbers will grow exponentially on movie reactions more so than TV shows.

7:24 Back in 1935 there wasn't the vast array of antibiotics available today. In a case like this, you could either wait it out and hope it would clear on its own, or take sulfa tablets, which had horrible side effects.

1. YOU WILL CRY 2. Dabbs Greer/old Paul was ill during production, so his part was done later. He also played Reverend Alden on "Little House on the Prairie". 3. Hammersmith was not a good lawyer. 4. In the book King briefly covers why the Chief and Del are on death row. 5. This movie was nominated for Best Supporting Actor (MCD)😇 and Best Cast but unfortunately neither won.😭😭 6. Players in other King adaptations: Jeffery DeMunn: Shawshank Redemption, The Mist, Storm of the Century and William Sadler: Shawshank Redemption, The Mist. David Morse: The Langoliers. Patricia Clarkson played Margarat White in King's remake of Carrie". Needless to say, it was a much different part. 7. Goof: Electricity makes the body contract. Del wouldn't be able to scream. I know it' just for the movie because of the length of the execution scene. 8. IRL James Cromwell is a vegan and didn't want to grill meat for the BBQ scene but was told that in 1935 people actually ate meat so he agreed to have some on the grill. 9. RE Percy: Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. KARMA's a Bitch. BTW Kudos to Doug Hutchison for the great job of playing Percy.👌EVERYONE hates him. 10. John also rescues the other patients at Briar Ridge. 11. IRL both David Morse and James Cromwell are about the same height as Michael Clark Duncan (RIP). They used planks, a small bed and smaller chair along with trick photography to make John taller. 12 The scene where John takes Mr. Jingles for safe keeping before Del's execution, they used a real mouse, and it pooped on Paul's shoulder, and he brushed it off. 13. Now we know what the "day old is fine" dry toast is for. 14 EVERYBODY cries and has to take time to reflect. Congratulations you just experienced. the GREATEST MOVIE EVER. (GOAT) 15. 4 words for you: Stephen King. You're WELCOME!

Since the lockdown, I've been watching quite a lot of reaction videos. You're actually pretty good at it. I'm sure your channel will grow if you continue, and good luck with that. Speaking only for myself, I'm interested much more in movies than in TV series and hope that once it a while you'll do an older movie. There are a lot of good ones.

The Green Mile is my favorite film. Every aspect was done to perfection and even after so many rewatches I still get emotional. An absolutely amazing movie.

If this and others, like Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption, don't prove how Stephen King is a US national treasure, a modern-day Poe, then I don't know who is. This came out in chapter books, like The Pickwick Papers, and I eagerly awaited the next installment.

The guy who played Percy was a sick creep in real life too. He married a 15 yo girl when he was 50. 😠 Michael Clark Duncan, who played John Coffey, won the Oscar for this role too. May he RIP 😢

I think John actually transmitted the vision of what Wild Bill had done to Percy while he was scrambling his brain with those gnats - note that Percy was crying as he fired the gun. In this way, he made Percy do the right thing and punish someone who was actually bad.

Not knowing the crime of Del helps viewers empathize with him. I wish they gave us that info in the movie because his death mirrors his crime. Still felt for him though.

Dammit. 5 minutes in and my tears are going. This is one of those movies you want to rewatch, because it's so damn good. But when you're watching it you remember how much it tears your heart out.

Shoot… who's cutting onions here? I don't cry often while watching a movie (or a reaction) but that was close today… Now, I need to watch the full movie too. Thanks for another amazing reaction! I love how honest you are in your videos, so glad I stumbled upon you channel some weeks ago!

0:36 "I think I'm ready for this movie now" No you're not... oh no you are not *grabs tissues*

Such a great movie. One movie that actually made me cry. Love Mr Jingles. haha. Absolutely a movie everybody should watch at least once. Have a great day dude 😊

John is always obeyed. It's easy to miss as he's so soft spoken and polite. If he'd wished for a different outcome he could have made it happen. He's also probably very old. He has scars on his back that suggest he was beaten with a whip as a child. But when was he a child? As for swearing in the Southern US-its best not to until you've picked up when it's appropriate. Don't swear in front of older folks at all. Disregard anyone you may hear doing it. They weren't raised right.

The Green Mile Prison is based on Angola in Louisiana, and they do say “Dead Man Walking.” In fact, there’s a movie of the same name starring Sean Penn.

New sub here. I watched about 5 of your reactions so far and I'm really enjoying them. They're really thoughtful and funny, I'm looking forward to more. Thanks man, cheers from Texas. 🙂

I cried a river when I watched this movie. Special mention to Michael Clarke Duncan (John), and to Doug Hutchinson (Percy) as well for playing a hateful sadist. I really despised him!

"I couldn't help it" Like you couldn't stop yourself. "I tried to take it back, but it was too late..." But you have to understand the language of the land and how he talks.

I love how gentle and sincere your reactions are. This is exactly how I wish people felt about all of these things that happen throughout the movie. It's clear you're such a wonderful person. Favorite reactor!

Percy Wetmore is a case study in what is called Little Man Syndrome. As a small child, he spent his childhood being picked on by bullies. So he learned that is how humans are expected to interact with one another.

Thanks so much for this one- this is definitely one of those must-do reactions, as you probably realized from fan requests for it! If you're up for additional intense emotion (BUT with some positives mixed in, too), if you haven't seen it already, you might want to try "Inside Out". That movie MOST surprised me... after a long 30 years of not getting very surprised by a movie! "Inside Out" is animated (Pixar) but if you'd rather have a live action one... I'd suggest "Interstellar" if you haven't see that one yet.

Hey Oscar, so I discovered your channel today and have watched to several of your videos the past few hours. Inglorious Bastards, Airplane, The Patriot, 300, Saving Private Ryan and now Green Mile. I just wanted to say I've loved your reactions. In the comedy movies your humor and fun side of yourself shines through, and in the war movies and films like Green Mile, your respect, reverence, empathy and caring truly shows. I can tell you're a genuine, caring and loving person with a passion for films and great story telling. To give you one of the compliments from Saving Private Ryan, you're a good man! Much respect to you and I look forward to more. Happy birthday as well!

I feel so bad for John Coffey he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time

You need to react to the movie Misery from 1990 starring Kathy Bates, for which she won an Oscar btw. Also a Stephen King novel originally, like this one, and Shawshank Redemption.

...this is the first reaction video I'm seeing from you and you just earned a subscriber. You seem like such a compassionate, wise person. Thank you for this reaction. It's a once in a lifetime movie!!

There is a documentary, made by the production company (Warner or 20th Century); I recommend it. It includes how they worked with the mouse. The mouse doesn’t really roll the spool. It was difficult getting what they had to!

the reaction to seeing the bugs for the first time was so freaking funny. also the flat "wait, what?" was the most American you've ever sounded lol

Hey Oscar, I'm so glad you did this reaction. Great job. I hope you do Jojo Rabbit, Only The Brave with Josh Brolin, 12 Strong and After Hours a dark comedy from Martin Scorsese in 1985. Have you seen The Sixth Sense? All these movies are GREAT movies. Keep up the great reaction. There was a 7 part mini-series from Australia in 2015 (I think) called Gallipoli, have you seen that? It's great.

I watch this movie whenever I feel like I need a good cry. Never fails.

Can you imagine Percy in charge of mental institution patients, especially having seen how he acts to the death row inmates? Just blows your mind when you think you're watching a dramatic movie about death row and the prison inmates then... BAM you're hit with a dramatic movie with supernatural undertones! Stephen King...the best storyteller ever even though he's mostly known for his horror stories.

First time I watched it was a dvd rental (yeah, back in the day), and I was sobbing uncontrollably after the movie. It was the first time any movie had affected me so. I think there was only one other movie that affected me like that and it was My Sister's Keeper. But this was a great movie, and I've watched it again and again. This was a great reaction and I'll hope to watch more of his other ones. Thanks for a good watch.

I love how people forget that this is a Stephen King book, and then are surprised when the supernatural shows up

This film is so beautiful and heartbreaking, I can’t watch it without crying. When John says “don’t put me in the dark” it’s just ugly crying face the whole time.

I still haven’t seen this movie but…I know of it….oh god it still pulls at my heart. RIP Michael Clark Duncan

Nobody goes through this film without crying. I bawl every time I see it.

Excellent reaction big guy. And a rare great edit too. 👍

Great job! Of all the folks i have watched react to this movie, you are the only one who noticed that the amount of "gnats" John coughs up are in proportion to the level of healing that takes place. The amount that he transfers to Percy is significantly more than he expelled after reviving Mr. Jingles, but the amount Percy expels is less than what was released after Paul's healing. That's what caused Percy's insanity.

Thank you for your reaction and your comments, full of insight and wisdom.

The Movie is actually missing the "worst" part of the book. After Johns death, Paul and his wife are in an excident... He is holding her corpse, while shouting Johns name.

stopped at 20 minutes and just have to say the Mr Jingles scene is probably the most normal reaction I've seen, you can see it took 2 seconds to click what happened and that's pretty much what all of us did, the sound didn't hit you like it does some but the sight did and the horror on your face as the realisation of what Percy did sunk in is just perfect.

OSCAR, I hope you see my comment, as I am a month late in watching this. YOU have NOW become my FAVORITE MOVIE REACTOR. I LOVE "The Green Mile" have seen it many times, and cry with each viewing. I have watched SO MANY other reactors to "The Green Mile" and YOURS was the BEST one of them all, on several accounts. You don't talk over the dialogue, your reactions show that you have empathy and a heart, and MOST of all, the EDITING. I don't know if YOU edit the movie yourself for You Tube, or you have someone else that does it for you. WHICHEVER it is, it was the BEST of all the reactions I have seen. You actually showed ALL the most important and best scenes. ESPECIALLY, when Coffey explains WHY he is OK with dying.....particularly the line "I'm tired of people being ugly to each other." SO MANY reactors totally leave THIS line OUT in their reaction. To me it is very important and makes the viewer fully understand WHY he wants to die. He can't handle the pain of all the ugliness in the world, since he is an empath, and feels it. We don't know HOW old Coffey really is, and where he came from. I have a feeling that he has been wandering through life for many hundreds years, possibly hundreds. Who knows? ALSO, at the end when Paul says when he looks out his window from his bed..."IF HE CAN MAKE A MOUSE LIVE SO LONG...HOW MUCH LONGER DO I HAVE." I can't tell you how many reactors have left THAT line out as well. AGAIN, your EDITING, or the person who did it, deserves an award! I am new to you, and just subscribed. I watched your reaction to "THE TITANIC," and "THE SHINING" tonight as well. BOTH wonderful reactions AND EDITING! I look forward to watching MORE of your reactions. GREAT JOB, Oscar, and THANK YOU!!

What a beautiful story ❤ I didn't know it was from Steven King until I read the book

Percy ending up a patient at Briar Ridge instead of on the staff is called KARMA!

You gave the best reaction to this movie I've ever seen. You are compassionate and intelligent. Thank you for your true feelings. ❤❤❤❤

I cried so much when I first watched it with my family, the guy playing John Coffey just turned my heart inside out, this movie was too sad

I really appreciate you and all reactors for doing these. I haven’t watched a lot of these movies since when I was little, because they were traumatizing and scary, but watching along side you genuinely helps and makes me more comfortable to watch them again. ❤️

The slimy little guard, Percy, was Eugene Tooms (Doug Hutchison) in the X-File from the 1990s, a liver eating serial killer. I can't see that actor in anything without thinking of the bile-secreting killer. This role was fitting... I liked this movie but after the dry sponge scene, I haven't watched it since.

I never knew that Eugene Victor Tooms was in The Green Mile. Legends know who that is.

Paul was 44 the year John Coffey walked the Green Mile (1935) which means he was born in 1891. So, in '99 Paul was 108 and Mr Jingles was 64 or 65 years old. A pet mouse in captivity has an average life expectancy of about 4-5 years... makes you wonder how long Paul will live, eh?! Several hundred years probably. And his penance is to lose everyone he loves, to outlive them all.

From the mind of the greatest author in my lifetime.

When they were filming the scene where John cures Paul of his urinary tract infection, Michael Clark Duncan didn’t feel right having to grab Tom Hanks’ penis. So, Tom went and got an empty water bottle and filled it about Two-thirds of the way full and put it in his pants so MCD could grab it and not feel bad. These actors are just as nice as the characters they play. The scene when Mr. Jingles was given to John while Mr. Delaquois went to die, he had put Mr. Jingles on Tom Hanks’ shoulder and Tom walks him over to John so John can hold him until it was over. You see Tom wipe his shoulder because his uniform has to always be clean. He actually did that because Mr. Jingles has pooped on his shoulder for real! Tom handled it well!

Very few movies make me cry every time I watch them. This and Armageddon always do without fail. Ironically Michael Clarke Duncan is in both. Such a great actor and such a wholesome guy. RIP. Also, I have yet to see a reactor connect the dots. When Tom Hanks' character was talking to lieutenant Dan, he says how he seemingly dropped out of the sky. His name is also John Coffey, initials JC and has the ability to heal. Also, the movie he sees is called Top Hat and that dance is my favorite movie dance of all time. The dancers are Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.

I love this channel so much, thank you for the great reactions you give us! 💜 I Definitely Subscribed, and look forward to what's next 🤗👍😊 Blessings!

Bruce Willis was the one who recommended him for the role, which was his breakout role.

I'm not sure what happens with Percy and Jhon, at first I thought jhon like directly sent Percy to kill that awful guy, then I thought he gave him the disease but why Percy would kill the baby killer? And then the best answer I have is that by giving him the flys Percy explicitely saw what that man did and couldn't help it so that made him kill that other guy and end up traumatized for watching what he had done to those girls. Anyway, great reaction I always cry seeing this movie and the reactions aswell.

I'm so glad you finally did this one. I just started the vid. Can't wait to see. Hope you got the tissues ready.

You always find the right words 😭👍

Enjoyed your reaction and editing was top tier. Now Shawshank Redemption; same writer, same director, and considered the best movie ever on IMDb.

This movie is insane from start to finish. I originally never wanted to see it because I'd heard just how upsetting it is, but I'm so glad I watched it, and I loved your reaction to it too. The casting was something beyond perfect, and every single actor was outstanding, including Doug Hutchinson (Percy.) It takes a really good actor to make so many people hate their character so vehemently, and he really played that character well. I always wonder how difficult it is to play such horrific characters/villains, and I gotta give it up to those brave enough to do it so well! Such an incredible movie. Also about John's power, I think it's kind of implied he has a form of the Shine, the power that Danny Torrence had in the film The Shining! A few other Stephen King characters (are implied to) have forms of it, including Carrie and Beverly from IT! (Which if you haven't already watched are two more awesome movies I definitely recommend!!) I think it's a really cool way of connecting his books a bit more indirectly! Your reactions are always awesome! Thanks for sharing them with us!!

Maybe John IS an angel. "like he dropped out of the sky" and the halo like effect around his head during the flicker show and he said "they is angels, just like up in heaven". He said Casiopiea looked like an angel. He doesn't like the dark - a metaphor for being away from the light of God? However, angels cannot heal. But still, he may be quite old due to...what he has. He had scars and no record, so maybe he was around since the days of slavery or even before. He mentioned that things were similar "all over the world", so who knows. He may also have "the shining" like in the story of the same name or Mr. Brautigan (?) from Hearts in Atlantis, basically one with the gift like those who are sought out to be used as breakers for the Dark Tower. IDK, so many things about this movie make it my favorite movie, and it makes me think a lot. I read the book two or three times, and it has the same affect on me. There are many on my list but this is number one.

I totally agree with you. I hate the character of Percy so so much too. Great screenwriting, casting and acting!

King is known for his horror but I love his dramas. Dolores Claiborne and The Shawshank Redemption are both also really good. I highly recommend them if you haven't seen them.

Hey man i love this movie the big guys literally an ANGEL who can feel and hear the horrors and pain and suffering of the world all the time. He helps people and tries to "take back" some of the pain and suffering.

There is a lot of religious symbolism throughout this story. The large cathedral-like windows over the guards desk and glows over the green mile; the halo of the movie projector around John's head. Mr. Jingles is 60 years old by the end of the film.

One of the hardest movies ever to watch. Heartbreaking.

The fact that John Coffey was partly based off George Stinney Jr makes this even sadder.

First time on your channel. Nice reaction to an amazing movie. Subscribed. As for additional quality film recommendations, I would suggest "Arrival", an excellent movie with a great cast, led by Amy Adams (Best Actress-National Board of Review), Jeremy Renner, and Forest Whitaker. Also, "The Shawshank Redemption" another Stephen King story, also directed by Frank Darabont.

What an outstanding reaction to this movie. Thank you.

Mr Jingles is the rockstar of the film , in my opinion. Everytime I see him as old mouse = tears

Extremely good film! When I watched it, I cried i won't lie! And still now after seeing it countless times . . . Brilliant film. Good reaction to it glad you.got.around to seeing this one

I said this on another reaction to this movie but needs repeating, John Coffey reminds me of a body builder that would come in to the pet store I worked in the guy was huge but gentle and I helped him get stuff for his new Maltese puppy he was one of my favorite customers to come into the store.

Thanks, Oscar! 🐁 That's another of the all-time greats. Gets me emotional just watching you react to it. #TheCocoaCouch #FrankDarabont #TheGreenMile