THE GREEN MILE Made Me Cry Like a Baby!

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This is Kacee's first time watching reaction to the movie The Green Mile (1999). Paul Edgecomb (Tom Hanks) walked the mile with a variety of cons. He had never encountered someone like John Coffey (Michael Clarke Duncan), a massive black man convicted of brutally killing a pair of young sisters. Coffey had the size and strength to kill anyone, but not the demeanor. Beyond his simple, naive nature and a deathly fear of the dark, Coffey seemed to possess a prodigious, supernatural gift. Paul began to question whether Coffey was truly guilty of murdering the two girls.
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@DosCavazos Год назад

Watch the full-length watch-a-long reaction on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/green-mile-1999-83866584

@UMewMew Год назад

omg you are absolutely breathtaking you look like liv taylor

@30noir Год назад

Delacroix burned down a house and there were people inside who died in the fire. Not sure if he knew there were people in there. Been a long time since I read the book.

@arsalsedo53 Год назад

Skipping through the movie as fast as you do is not going to get people to join patreon oh, it's only going to make them not subscribe to you. Just trying to help

@tanelviil9149 Год назад

Dude stop reacting to lame stuff.... instead react to SIN CITY 2005... WATCHMEN 2009...THE GIL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO 2011 .

@daerdevvyl4314 Год назад

30noir Del got drunk and sexually assaulted a girl. To cover up his crime he killed her and then burned the body. The fire spread to a nearby building. I think it was an apartment building with multiple families and children. So he didn't really mean to kill most of his victims, but there was still the first one that he did mean to, although when he was drunk. By the way the first guy who was executed, Bitterbuck, killed a man in a dispute over a pair of boots. I think he was drunk too.

@DaylightFOx1 Год назад

I'm tired, boss.

@BreakFix Год назад

Dog tired

@atraxos Год назад

Mostly I'm tired of people bein' ugly to each other.

@prollins6443 Год назад

What do I tell the Lord when I stand before him, when he asks why I killed one of his miracles? Tell God, the father, it was a kindness you done.

@haraldisdead Год назад

RIP Michael Clarke Duncan

@ImDerpyDuck Год назад

au revoir mon ami, je t'aime mon petite... 😢

@jeffthompson9622 Год назад

When John Coffey punished Percy, he also saved Briar Ridge's patients from the abuse they would otherwise have suffered.

@Do0msday Год назад

That thought actually never occurred to me before.

@samuelvincent557 Год назад

I may be a terrible person but, when Percy shot Wild Bill, the first thought that went through me head was, "Well! That fixes everything".

@HH-hd7nd Год назад

@@Do0msday Well - given how Percy behaved in the prison he would have literally been the last person working in a hospital, and a mental hospital at that.

@claytonhess5512 Год назад

@@HH-hd7ndExcept that he gets most of his jobs via government corruption.

@HH-hd7nd Год назад

@@claytonhess5512 True. I actually meant he should not work there, not would.

@Do0msday Год назад

This movie is a masterpiece. Tom Hanks was terrific, but Michael Clarke Duncan was phenomenal. The fact that he didn't win an Oscar for this is absolute BS. The entire cast was great -- even the actor playing Percy (he was great at being someone you couldn't stand). I love that you went into this without knowing any of the more supernatural elements to it because it really changes the tone of the movie and is such a surprise when it first happens. Wonderful choice for a movie to react to.

@filmfanaticx4212 Год назад

You have to give respect though to Michael Caine. When he won the award for Cider House Rules (which he is also magnificent in), he even shared his admiration and respect to his fellow noms, including MCD and Haley Joel Osment for Sixth Sense: "...thinking of how the Academy changed "The winner is..." to "The Oscar goes to...". And if ever there was a category where the Oscar goes to someone without there being a winner, it's this one. Because I do not feel like being the winner. You have Michael, who I'd never heard of quite frankly, who is astonishing. You have Jude [Law], who is going to be a big star no matter what happens. You have Tom [Cruise], who if you had won this your pot price would have gone down so fast. Have you any idea what supporting actors get paid? And we only get one motorhome, a small one. And Haley Osment, what an astonishing... where is he? There he is. Haley, when I saw you I thought, well that's me out of it. So really, I'm basically up here, guys, to represent you as what I hope you will all be, a survivor."

@rodew2875 Год назад

The Percy actor is so good his own mom cheered when Brutal clocker him in the face after Del. At least that is the story I remember and like to take it for fact.

@STNeish Год назад

I agree, there wasn't a bad performance in the bunch. Percy needs special commendation though, the actor made him SO hateful, and yet maintained the fragility of the character's ego. A fantastic performance, a fantastic film... but so hard to watch.

@sirjohnmara Год назад

I concur! Yes.

@crepesoftime Год назад

@@rodew2875 Haha! That's awesome if that's really the case.

@ILikeCHEEZ9 Год назад

This movie means so much to me, not only for the message but because of how I saw it. I was 10 years old watching this alone at night in the living room. My bedtime was stricly 9pm and I was halfway through the movie at 10. My mom came in obviously angry I was up and when I told her I was watching The Green Mile she stopped for a moment, looked at the screen and said, "Go to bed when this goes off." That blew my mind and made me wonder how this movie was so powerful that my strict mother bent the rules just so I could finish watching and every moment was worth it. I have my criticisms of Stephen King, but the movies and their production bring a whole new experience

@kawaki396 Год назад

my mom did that for me with the shinning and now im mentally ill

@lavenderllamamusic Год назад

@@kawaki396 i'm so sorry lmao maybe she let you have it as a way of saying "ok, fine, finish this movie. you'll never wanna stay up past your bedtime again"

@ILikeCHEEZ9 Год назад

@@lavenderllamamusic 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@crepesoftime Год назад

So pleasant dreams that night or no?

@BIASED_YOUTUBE Год назад

@@kawaki396 the SHINNING is the simpsons episode that is the parody of the shining btw I mean I'm guessing you just hit an extra N but yeah, I'm gonna be pedantic. I remember watching the shining for the first time at around 10/11 years old on tv and it traumatised me for many years. it is now my favourite film of all time

@dudeusmaximus6793 Год назад

Highest respects to Micheal Clark Duncan (RIP) as John Coffey. One of the greatest movie performances there ever was.

@Jutrzen Год назад

And you didnt't even spell his name correctly.

@dudeusmaximus6793 Год назад

@@Jutrzen Ah yes, spell Nazis. Don't have an original thought in their head, but they spell AMAZING!

@Jutrzen Год назад

@@dudeusmaximus6793 You're obviously stupid.

@billyboblillybob344 Год назад

@@dudeusmaximus6793 It should be 'amazingly' as you're describing how someone has done with their spelling by using an adverb.

@dudeusmaximus6793 Год назад

@@billyboblillybob344 Grammar Nazis are even worse.

@scottdarden3091 Год назад

Tom Hanks voice cracking when he said roll on 2. Such a great actor 😊

@tsogobauggi8721 Год назад

"I'm tired, boss. Tired of bein' on the road, lonely as a sparrow in the rain. Tired of not ever having me a buddy to be with, or tell me where we's coming from or going to, or why. Mostly I'm tired of people being ugly to each other. I'm tired of all the pain I feel and hear in the world everyday. There's too much of it. It's like pieces of glass in my head all the time. Can you understand?" I understand, John. :(

@edmunddantes7097 Год назад

The book is amazing. This is one of the few movie adaptations that worked really well.

@timothyhedrick5295 Год назад

Quite possibly my most favorite film of all time. I've probably watched the film and watched people react to this at least fifty times and it still just guts me every single time. I love watching people discover this for the first time.

@obenohnebohne Год назад

This movie is perfect. It takes everyone on a rollercoaster ride through feels city. Jon Coffey saying "I’m sorry for what I am." gets me every time. Thank you for sharing your reaction to this masterpiece.

@TheNeonRabbit Год назад

1:42 It wasn't until 1937 that the first antibiotic (sulfanilamide) that could treat urinary tract infections became available. Prior to that, there wasn't a whole lot doctors could do for you. Either your body eventually healed itself or you died.

@amandadougherty6615 Год назад

Oh Lord….

@jackprescott9652 Год назад

really? That sucks.

@jarronkhan3641 Год назад

Well maybe you would of died. I'd live.

@Hal2718 Год назад

No, he would've been given sulfur tablets which was mentioned while he was talking to his wife about seeing a doctor. It was an excruciating thing to go through which is why he didn't want to take them.

@dionysiacosmos Год назад

The doctor still gave me sulphates alongside antibiotics 10+ years ago. Threw 'em up though, even when I staggered when I took 'em. The doctor had to give me something else. After that it was gone pretty fast. Tip for UTIs : instead of searching for pure cranberry juice (pricey and mostly water) make a smoothie out of jellied cranberry sauce, ice and water in the blender! One can will make 2 or 3 depending on how much or how strong you want. You don't need sugar because it's already sweetened. Much more economical, too.🤪😜❤

@callmeshaggy5166 Год назад

You're the first one to pick up that John may have been much older than he appeared too. In one scene, you can see he has scars on his body, vaguely hinting that he may have been part of slavery some 90 years prior. Paul showed age because only part of the power spilled into him. This was the kindness John was talking about. He may very well be immortal to natural cause like aging and disease, but he can't kill himself out of his faith to god. Paul freed John.

@83gemm Год назад

Yeah, in the book they mention he was scarred before he grew, so it’s suggested he was born into slavery. Or that’s how I thought of it. Imagine carrying all that around for that long. Poor John.

@houseofaction Год назад

black people were whipped in those days as well. you are assuming the magic gave him enhanced age but in reality scientifically speaking hispowers could have restored the size of the telemores

@3r1kofficial Год назад

This is my absolute FAVORITE movie of all time. I will always cry at the end. I'm not made of stone. RIP Michael Duncan, you will forever touch our hearts with your performance in this film.

@jasonavery Год назад

I just finished reading this book today! I’m not kidding. I downloaded the PDF version and read it at work here and there when I had down time. I’m still coming off an emotional high and low. The final chapter isn’t in the movie. Which is a good thing because my heart couldn’t have taken more tragedy in this already perfect film adaption. Great reaction.

@jasmineg_63 Год назад

What's the final chapter?

@jasonavery Год назад

It’s about his wife’s death in 1956, it’s gruesome and depressing. He’s flashing back.

@83gemm Год назад

LOVE all versions of this story. It’s one of the few times I recommend seeing the movie first. Then the book just gives more detail and backstory. It’s truly an example of correctly adapting a book to film. I highly highly suggest checking out the audiobook. Frank Muller does the voices so subtly you forget it’s one guy reading it. I also love the backstory of how this magnificent tale came to be.

@jasonavery Год назад

@@83gemm I watched the movie first and read the book. I agree. That’s the way to go.

@andystewart581 Год назад

@@jasonavery And how one of the attendants in the old folks how is the same as Percy.

@jimtatro6550 Год назад

“Was your missus pleased?” “Yes…..several times.”😂 Frank Darabont directed 3 incredible Stephen King films, Shawshank Redemption, The Mist and this.

@CoffinStuffer Год назад

Easily in my top 5 films of all time! Glad you got to experience this!

@kellifranklin9872 Год назад

We all know Stephen King is the goat of horror. He’s also an amazing fantasy/drama author as well. I enjoyed your reaction and commentary for this movie. I saw this at the theater over 20 years ago and everyone in the theater was crying just like I was. I still cry. This was a superbly acted movie.

@bigb2494 Год назад

Stephen King added his own elements to this, but it was actually inspired by the real life execution of George Stinney Jr. A 14 yr old executed for killing 2 white girls in South Carolina in 1944. 1000 people crowded a courtroom to watch a jury deliberate for 10 mins, after appointing a tax attorney running for office to defend him. His family was run out of town so they were never allowed to see him. On the day of his execution he was too small for the chair so they had him sit on a Bible. The case was reopened in 2004 and John Stinney's murder conviction was vacated in 2014.

@kellifranklin9872 Год назад

@@bigb2494 That’s so tragic and unsettling to hear. I hate that poor child and his family went through that. That’s an unforgivable sin.

@jackwhitbread4583 8 месяцев назад

@@bigb2494a lot of King's work is inspired on real events, that doesnt dominish his talent as the best writer in the world in the least.

@bigb2494 8 месяцев назад

@jackwhitbread4583 nowhere in my comment did I say it diminished his talent. He's actually one of my favorite authors. The fact that he touched on that and brought it up openly in interviews made me appreciate him that much more. Many people are unaware of the history behind those events, especially in today's time where they're making efforts to bury history.

@mizleytoonz7289 Год назад

For context of John's ability: John has what is known as the shine. Several other characters from Stephen King's work have it as well. (Mostly notably Danny Torrence and Dick Halloran from the shining) The Shine can vary from person to person, like Telekinesis, Telepathy, seeing ghosts, Astral projection and many others

@Camuska Год назад

Thats just an hypothesis though. A lot of different type of powers exists in Stephen King's universe, and not all of them are the shining. So is John a shiner ? That's only for King to say. You can think yes, you can think no and not be wrong. As someone who read all King's, I dont think its the shining.

@houseofaction Год назад

@@Camuska the doctor sleep novel has descriptions of the shine that match john coffees powers In Doctor Sleep Danny Torrence is able to suck sickness out of a human which is described as steam. He then releases this steam on adversaries causing them to die. This action fits with exactly what John was shown to do with the warden's wife then unleashing the steam on Percy who he caused to go insane.

@mastereppsreturns6586 Год назад

I'm so glad you reacted to this! But the thought that crosses my mind is _"did this really seem like a skippable movie to your husband?"_ 😂

@michaelcoffey1991 Год назад

Amazing movie that shows us the best and worst in humanity. Also show this to your partner/love of your life..... if they do not cry..... find a different person to build your life with :)

@J1ntu Год назад

One of my favorite movies! I'm happy you got to watch it ❤

@markeasteadt633 Месяц назад

One of the few perfect movies in my opinion. Perfect casting, perfect performances, perfect writing, perfect direction. Everything is just right.

@nerdwatch1017 Год назад

Your not the only one!! Greg over on the Reel Rejects watched it for the first time and cried just as much as you!!! The 2 saddest parts about John is he had the mental capacity of an 5-8 year old and with his amazing abilities he really could have helped the world not just by healing those he chose to but by people witnessing his Devine type of abilities would really help reinforce that God does exist and that our world can be so much better!!!

@WilDBeestMF Год назад

Every single actor in this movie did such an incredible goddam job. There aren't words that do it justice.

@kinderjoker Год назад

Bro, rewatching this movie I am already crying at John's screams. Knowing that he can feel how others feel, makes it 10 times worse...

@icarus7217 Год назад

Hi Kacee. This movie has become a classic, so heartwrenching, one of Stephen Kings best in my opinion. Tom Hanks and the late Michael Clarke Duncan are stellar. ✌

@bsl275 Год назад

This is one of my favorite adaptations. Its "Lord of the Rings" close. It's an excellent book, but far more haunting.

@TheTurinturumbar Год назад

The whole cast was stellar. Sam Rockwell killed it but Doug Hutchison made me hate Percy worse than the baby raping child killer he guarded. It's mind blowing really.

@billthomas478 Год назад

It's a testament to the talent of the writer, director, and cast that you like who your ment to like and hate who your ment to hate.

@johantolli372 Год назад

Del's final moments are just so horrible. He was a convicted murderer and by every metric he deserved the chair. Del was not a good person, he raped and murdered a young woman and when he tried to burn her body he accidentaly burned down a house and killed 6 more people. The man was gonna pay for his crimes with his life and no matter the horror he commited, just like every single human being he also deserved a moment of kindness in his final moments. His last desperate hope was that his little mouse friend would bring some joy to people and in some small way try and recompense for the evil that he had commited. Paui and Brutal had the kindness and compassion to grant this dying man a last happy thought to go out with. Percy's stepping on that dying mans last moments is just so heartbreaking and sad, on top of that Percys sadistic idea of not wettting the spunge. The worst part is Percy didnt even do it for the woman that had been raped and murdered or the families that had been destroyed. Percy did it because he got made fun of for pissing himself. Doug Hutchison did such an amazing job at making you hate Percy, just fantastic acting from him!

@markhormann 5 месяцев назад

Greetings from 'Down Under'.. as a now 50yo, I saw the GM when it was originally released in my 20's & still do this day, it makes me react emotionally. I find it hard to comprehend, that so many RU-vidrs 'movie reaction' videoers haven't seen such classics - regardless of whether they were born in the 90's or later? Cheers

@lifelover515 Год назад

Dang! What a great reaction, all the better that you were so unprepared for it. Cracking story, perfect cast and director (Frank Darabont), and RIP Michael Clarke Duncan.

@OneAndOnlyOmar Год назад

Such a beautiful movie, so happy you reacted to this!

@lockaby1 Год назад

Movies like this can make you wonder how many people was convicted and spending time for something they dint do

@JordanCesaroni93 Год назад

Michael Clarke Duncan’s death made John Coffeys death more emotional 😭

@MrTech226 Год назад

Kacee We have to give thanks to Bruce Willis because Michael Clarke Duncan aka Big Mike (John Coffey) was one of Bruce's costars in previous year's movie, Armageddon. Big Mike plays one of Bruce's character's workers, Bear. Bruce suggested Big Mike for the role of John Coffey to the producers of Green Mile. Like his character, Big Mike was a gentle giant according to his close friends that knew him.

@MrTech226 Год назад

Kacee Problem with opening up of Coffey's case is that timeline of this movie was in 1935. Segregation Laws were in effect in the Deep South. Sad Times. Plus, John Coffey according to Stephen King is reference to another JC. Coffey choose his fate because he was too tired! Paul (Hanks) is like Pontius Pilate let sacrifice of Lord's Angels as Pilate washed his hands of the execution. Paul asked Coffey wanted to do like escape, but Coffey balked the idea.

@doubleexoticokay Год назад

i've always loved watching you two for so long. it does me fine to watch your beautiful reaction. thank you!

@PapaEli-pz8ff Год назад

I'm a new subscriber to your channel and you are fast becoming one of my favorite reactors here on RU-vid, Kacee. Your insights, observations and comments are so on point.

@mikebrown7799 Год назад

Hi Kacee!🙂I've seen this as a no cry challenge with a few reactors. This film takes place in 1932, where black people were convicted with far less evidence than John was, unfortunately. I never thought about John being older than he seemed. Maybe that's why he is tired and wanted it to end. Believe it or not, there is another prison film written by Stephen King and directed by Frank Darabont, the same director of this film. It is "The Shawshank Redemption" (1994). It is a very highly rated film with a 9.3 on IMDb. Great job reacting to this highly emotional film on your own, Kacee!!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@dunringill1747 Год назад

This movie is a masterpiece. Writer / Director Frank Darabont has another prison drama masterpiece (also from a Stephan King story) called "The Shawshank Redemption". If you haven't seen that one then it should go to the top of your must watch list.

@johnyd1911 Год назад

💯

@jasonrd316 Год назад

The runtime gets you shook for sure, but it's the easiest 3hrs. The flow of this movie is so good!

@americandad8903 Год назад

If he could make a mouse live so long how much longer do I have. Man this movie is so good, and so deep!

@guymelton1094 Год назад

This one tore me up bad😢😢😢,we loved the reactions 👍✌️

@haraldisdead Год назад

RIP Michael Clarke Duncan

@malagastehlaate230 Год назад

I love this movie... so many beautiful references... and such a brilliant job ... from the actors... from the director... and everyone.

@graciefolden2359 Год назад

Just imagine what Percy would have been like as an employee at Briar Ridge as opposed to a medicated resident.

@shainewhite2781 Год назад

Nominated for 4 Oscars including Best Picture but lost to American Beauty.

@PhantomLantern2814 Год назад

Snubbed

@smaddox8363 Год назад

A creepy movie about an adult who was in love with a high schooler

@PhantomLantern2814 Год назад

@@smaddox8363 even creepier considering the adult was played by Kevin spacey

@smaddox8363 Год назад

@@PhantomLantern2814 Exactly

@StoryMing Год назад

Ugh. Seriously, CANNOT understand how anyone could pick _American Beauty_ over *_this._*

@alejandromonreal3592 Год назад

I will keep on crying don't how many times I've watched this or how old I become, such a great movie of all time

@jackhole15 Год назад

Apparently John Coffey's character is loosely based off a popular character from another famous book! They're both similar in that they share the same initials, and perform miracles like heal the sick and wake the dead. Both are also empaths and feel other's pain. They were both accused of being something they aren't and eventually executed. What's amazing is that this story is being told...according to Paul (Hank's character). Such an amazing film and reaction!

@eatsmylifeYT Год назад

The thing is, the guy from the other book taught forgiveness. John Coffey punished Bill and Percy.

@83gemm Год назад

@@eatsmylifeYT Lol. Jesus absolutely punished. He turned the money lenders’ tables. He said that those who didn’t follow him wouldn’t get into heaven. He only forgave the man dying next to him that repented. If you didn’t repent, you definitely got punished. (Plus there is an argument that since Jesus is God, he has punished plenty) But all that is just my non-religious self’s two cents!

@eatsmylifeYT Год назад

@@83gemm You have a point. Jesus may have punished sinners, but he always gave them the chance to repent. The moneychangers in the temple was a different thing. He got mad at the disrespect they were doing, and drove them away. Anyway, it doesn't really matter. I'm just trying to be ornery and show people that their "interpretations" don't always hold water.

@83gemm Год назад

@@eatsmylifeYT And I am bored and being contrary safely in my online anonymity, lol. Not sure this counts as an “interpretation “ because I believe King confirmed Coffey is a representation of Christ. I could look it up and verify, but I’m not that bored.

@samhain1894 Год назад

Yes, both are fictional characters.

@ricardorgomez 7 месяцев назад

I hadn't watched this movie in years and just starting watching reactions on it yesterday. I guess I changed because the intensity of the movie was so much more. Watching it with someone who had never seen it before certainly makes a difference and sort of verifies that what I feel was real. Great reaction. Though I wish you had included the scene when he was healed and was looking at his wife. That was priceless!

@Poss1 Год назад

An extraordinary movie. I'm happy to see it here. Thanks for sharing. Here we go! :)

@terryjohnson5579 3 месяца назад

Ya pretty sure this is one of like four movies ive seen that could be a perfect movie. Cast editing production just such an incredible story. No matter how many time u watch it always heartbreaking like the first time.

@bellemane5839 Год назад

One of the greatest movies! In the novel, it's explained that Arlen Bitterbuck (the older Native American man who's executed first in the film) killed a man over a pair of shoes and Del was an arsonist, murderer, and rapist. Hence why they were on Death Row.

@oldben6086 Год назад

Bitterbuck isn’t Asian, he is Native American. That’s why Percy called him “Chief” after he was executed. 🙂

@user-fh6zk2me4y Год назад

Thank you very much for that reaction Kacee :)

@Kenny-ep2nf Год назад

one of the best movies you've reacted to ever, I was excited to see your reaction to this and also looking forward to seeing you react to Shawshank Redemption

@USMC_Veteran Год назад

One of my top 5 movies, ever! Great reaction. 🎉

@CoastalNomad Год назад

Great Reaction....... Michael Clarke Duncan (John Coffey) is the same height as Tom Hanks and David Morse, they created the height differences with camera angles and having MCD stand on planks//risers, even had Tom Hanks stand/walk in a trench for some scenes...... The book is set in 1932, but since the Director wanted to include the Footage from the Movie "Tophat," which did not come out until 1935, they changed the year in the movie. This a "Shawshank Redemption" were both Written by Stephen King and made by the same Director.

@alexstanton83 Год назад

I know everyone talks about how great Michael Clarke Duncan was and of course Hanks but we also have to appreciate Barry Pepper. He's so underrated

@Macdelaven Год назад

Nice job picking up that John Coffey probably had lived a long, long time. Excellent reaction. Subscribed now.

@cjames4478 Год назад

Great video, great breakdown. Always a rough watch but a great movie.

@MegaTurkeylips Год назад

Magnificent reaction. You are so intuitive.

@wolfie35p Год назад

An amazing movie, I've seen this over 20 times, and cry at it everytime, if you don't cry at this, you're not human.

@h.c4898 8 месяцев назад

A film by Frank Darabont. He made "Shawshank Redemption" and the 2 first seasons of the "The Walking Dead".

@lechat8533 Год назад

One of the most beautiful movies.

@FlickFreaks Год назад

As Lord Illidan once said, "YOU ARE NOT PREPARED!"

@WraithWTF Год назад

Extrapolating from Mr Jingles and how much longer his lifespan has been than normal (well over 80 years, vs the 2-3 year lifespan a normal field mouse would have), Paul's looking at a lifespan of well over 2000 years...his Green Mile will be long indeed. Sounds amazing until you really think about it, as his body is still aging and deteriorating, and everyone he comes to know and care about will die off around him while he endures...then it becomes a horror story, a subtle horror of existential dread instead of jumpscares, but horror none-the-less. This, Misery, and The Shining are probably the best of the film adaptations of Stephen Kings writings.

@denisd3639 Год назад

An amazing movie! So glad you got to experience it.

@Brandon-th4xx Год назад

Love your reactions

@TomJones-wx5on Год назад

I think the final shot is the death of Mr Jingles. Which leaves Paul now completely alone and sets a timetable for his death. In a movie the spends a lot of time dwelling on death it would seem most fitting to end it with one. I love this movie so damn much and the final scene makes me cry every time.

@belindalopes6774 Год назад

I still to this day think that Michael Clarke Duncan was robbed of an Oscar for this movie.

@billforrester2512 Год назад

You are extremely interesting while reacting to this movie. You made this very enjoyable for me. This truly was a great movie.

@GrouchyOldBear7 Год назад

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

@edwinsemidey1992 Год назад

Such an AWESOME Movie . And such great Acting. Great Reaction

@Vipre- Год назад

A legitimate masterpiece with a phenomenal cast.

@magnieto1 Год назад

I would be destroyed asking the angel who did not deserve human cruelty what they wanted for a last dinner.

@j9lorna Год назад

I remember being about 17 and the shop opposite work sold books and one caught my eye. The green mile but it came in a series of books, each one a different colour. Many years later, I bought the compilation. King explains at the beginning that he wanted to write it as Charles Dickens used to write his novels. I'll tell you this, it is extremely hard to read it with tears flowing. It is also the first movie from a book that I've seen that actually follows it almost perfectly.

@phillipnewton5559 4 месяца назад

Hey mate. Phill from Australia here. I am a massive SK fan, and yes this movie is a masterpiece, but you really need to read the books. They are even better.

@tammyphxaz Год назад

20:30 the movie never reveals dels crime but the book does, he killed his lover in a fit of rage then lit her house afire as he left, killing her, her mama and her kids

@budlightpimp19 Год назад

The Green Mile is definitely in the top 10 best movies of all times. I get emotional every time I have seen it. I believe many of the same people who did Shawshank Redemption also was involved in this film.

@filmfanaticx4212 Год назад

Yeah. Frank Darabont wrote and directed both this and Shawshank (also adapted from Stephen King, a novella from Different Seasons). He also did The Mist and has or had been trying to get an adaptation of King's The Long Walk (published under the Richard Bachman pseudonym) for a long time... Perhaps controversially, I love Green Mile a bit more than Shawshank, though not denying that Shawshank is still a god-tier film itself...

@crystalfire5564 Год назад

@@filmfanaticx4212 I like the Green Mile more too. Shawshank was good but I guess I just love this one more.

@DecoyZ Год назад

This is the first film that made me realise tragedy can be beautiful

@nerdwatch1017 Год назад

You and Anthony should definitely react to the 1993 movie Dazed and confused. It’s got Ben Affleck Cole Hauser Mila Jovovich and a tone of other top actors that I can’t remember there names. It’s such a funny movie

@chadwickvon8019 Год назад

Awesome reaction 👍

@haraldisdead Год назад

"You don't ever throw the switch without the wet sponge." "What happens if you do it without it?!" Oof.

@destinyellowwolf749 Год назад

honestly solo reactions by Kacee are my favorites

@sirherald3751 Год назад

john coffey is an angel that is why he can do the things that he can do.

@Antonio-pr1fj 9 месяцев назад

Love this movie and love your reaction greetings from perú oh i cry always see this movie ^^

@captaindelta43 Год назад

The punishment by death is an easy way out , but curse of living longer and see all you love age n die is a bigger punishment there is .

@51tetra69 Год назад

John Coffey is a Christ figure. He appeared out of nowhere, as if he had just “fallen out of the sky.” He had foreknowledge of future events. He can see the good or evil that is in men’s hearts. He can heal illness and afflictions and resurrect the dead (if it’s not too late). He is innocent, with a pure soul, yet he is made to suffer and die because of the sins and wickedness of others. And even his initials are J.C., just like Jesus.

@unclelink Год назад

After watching this and Saving Private Ryan, everyone should watch Larry Crown. Calm the nerves.

@hossdaniels2964 Год назад

Eduard Delacroix was a death-row inmate incarcerated at Cold Mountain Penitentiary for raping and killing a young girl, then trying to cover up his crime by burning her body. The fire was near an apartment building that caught on fire and killed six more people, including two children.

@stonecutter3172 Год назад

One thing that is not explained is just how old John Coffe is. He could have been alive for centuries and mankind being mankind John just couldn't or didn't want to deal with the hurt and hatered he felt.

@joshv9139 Год назад

Her: "I really hope it doesn't end with John getting executed at the end I would feel so sad" Me:👀👀😬😬

@m_v__m_v Год назад

John Coffey's initials weren't a coincidence

@MsFlyingSnake 11 месяцев назад

In the book, Paul thinks about how the men that do the crimes are already dead by the time they get to the Mile. All that’s left is a shell that the anger already abandoned.

@natoruiz857 Год назад

This is one of my all-time favorite movies!~

@tomstanziola1982 Год назад

They explain Percy's backstory in the novel, dear Kacee. He started a fire that killed several people.

@samuraiwarriorsunite Год назад

Kudos for figuring out that John Coffey was innocent from the jump. I've watched quite a few reactions to this terrific film and you'd be surprised how many don't pick that up until much later in the story. RIP Michael Clarke Duncan.

@unseenentity326 Год назад

Before there was Jerry Springer, there was Donahue. -- Phillip John Donahue is an American media personality, writer, film producer and the creator and host of The Phil Donahue Show. The television program, later known simply as Donahue, was the first talk show format that included audience participation.

@RafailKatsantouras Год назад

FUN FACT: Michael Clarke Duncan RIP who plays John Coffey was tall (195 cm) but not actually that tall. He is one inch taller than David Morse (192 cm) who plays Brutus Howell. They use tricks, like him standing on platforms and camera ankles to make him look massive. For example at the beginning, when they first enter the prison walking together, Coffey is walking on a wooden platform runway if i recall correctly. The problem with that is if you try to do that with normal tall people looks unnatural, but not with Duncan because of how muscular he was, like a bodybuilder.

@Glisern Год назад

The reason they called "dead man walking" is to warn people that the person they are walking has nothing to lose. As in nothing to lose from attacking guards, other prisoners etc.

@angie-tq4ew Год назад

The saddest thing about this movie, is that someone like John has given up hope, and wants to die. What does that tell you about the world he has probably lived in longer than Mr. Jingles, and Paul put together....and then some.