TIMELESS...| First Time Watching *The Green Mile* (1999) Movie Reaction 

I remember watching this when I was in the hospital at around age 10 or so. It's easily the fastest 3 hours I've ever experienced.

Always got respect for any fan of Barry Pepper. That man is criminally underrated.

This movie is one of my all time favourites!! Michael Clarke Duncan is phenomenal as John Coffey i cried like a baby at the end especially when he's strapped in the chair and says not to put the hood on him "please boss i'm scared of the dark" he deserved the Oscar for his portraya!! R.I.P Michael Clarke Duncan

"The Green Mile" should come with a warning label. It hurts. But is outstanding.

I never miss a reaction to this great movie. I really enjoyed this one.

Your reactions are SO GOOD, man. I've seen this movie many times, most often watching it with someone who had never seen it before just to get their reactions to it. Everything is so unexpected. King is a master storyteller. John Coffey has "the shine," which is essentially supernatural powers in the Stephen King universe, although the powers and their strengths vary from character to character. Lots of his characters have it. If you haven't seen "The Shining" I won't spoil it for you, but that's where it originated. I've heard a lot of reactors who agree with this being a one and done movie. It's graphic and incredibly heavy. But I love watching reactions to it, and yours was one of the absolute best. Thanks so much for sharing!

When I was a detention officer we didn't have a Percy, but some coworkers were unnecessarily cruel to inmates. When you are given authority over others you should strive to set a good example.

the way i can watch the Green Mile again since the first time i saw it so many years ago, is to watch it with reactors. and i still weep like a baby every time.

Think of how badly Percy would have mistreated patients at Briar Ridge if John Coffey hadn't made him a patient instead of an employee.

John Coffey = JC = Jesus Christ Just not spelt the same....

The "farmers" who came to witness the execution were the family and relatives of the victim. They came to watch justice being served to the murderer

Those bugs represented the disease and pestilence he took from the people he saved and releasing it. They chose a good cinematic metaphor for that which insects is usually associated with.

I love the quote in the end " we each owe a death, there are no exceptions"

Apollo 13 too, Tom Hanks was on FIRE in the 90s.

If you enjoy Michael Clark Duncan, he is hilarious in “Armageddon” with Bruce Willis and lots of other known actors. Another must see is “Sling Blade” you won’t be disappointed

Fun facts: MCD and David Morse (Brutal) were the same height, so they had to film Brutal always standing behind John. The warden (James Cromwell) is the tallest Oscar nominee at 6'7, but Tim Robbins (Andy from Shawshank) is the tallest Oscar winner at 6'4. When I saw this in the theater, I cried so loud and hard. I sounded like a goose!

Such an emotional movie 😭 not one I have been able to watch twice. Rest in paradise Michael Clarke Duncan 🕊️ if possible Major, would loveeee to request Dances with Wolves, another movie you would never forget

This is one of my favorite movies to see others react to! Brilliantly made and the acting is stellar but above all else, the reveal at the end is so incredibly powerful Another banger reaction Major! 🙌🏻🥹💕

Major has quickly become my favorite reaction channel he is so fun to watch movies with when he hype you get hyped too... It genuinely feels like we are watching the movie in the same room! I cried tears of joy when he finally realized what John was capable of.... I've literally lost count of how many times I've watched this movie it has to be close to a hundred times and every time John tells Paul's he's tired I cry and continue to cry until the end of the movie

Thanks for allowing us all to join you in watching this movie. You're a good man, Major. Sending you a bro hug.

Just wanted to say you are very good at keeping us engaged with you and also watching the movie! Really love the commentary and so happy you liked this! Another banger from hanks is cast away. Or really anything by him lol. Gatsby by Leo is great and also shutter island.❤

Without a doubt, the absolute BEST reaction I've ever seen for this movie! I absolutely love how you don't hold your emotions back. I laughed with you and I cried with you. I'm a fan.

Definitely looking forward to this one. 😊 One of my favorite Tom Hanks and Michael Clarke Duncan(RIP always) movies.

Amazing reaction. This movie is magical ✨️

In the book, I think Jan was killed in a bus accident that pretty much left everyone but Paul dead. And Dean (Barry Pepper's character) was killed in a prison riot just mere months after transferring to the general population of the prison. I can't remember what happened to the others tho.

New subscriber!!! I recently had surgery and have been home recovering, your reactions have really been a big part of my healing process. Keep going, you’re so authentic, and enthusiastic about these films. Thank you 🙏🏼

Yeah, it's a heavy movie. it starts out with some fairly straight forward moral questions that has easy answers. but the further into the movie we go, the more gray areas we hit between morality and law. I feel that the guards, as depicted n this movie, really exemplifies the meaning behind an old Norwegian proverb "When truth and justice differ from what is law, better it is to follow truth and justice"

I love how excited you get during these reactions!❤️

If on death row in 1935 you were found guilty of committing murder. The "no jobs here" sign was a sign common during the depression.

I've watched this movie quite a few times and it gets me in the feels every time, it's the reason I can say this is by far one of the best movies I personally have seen. Any movie that can invoke strong emotions like this one can is worth watching more than once in my opinion. Glad to see you watch it and enjoy it, also really enjoyed your reactions as well!

He exhales the bad stuff he has taken from them. Paul's UTI, Mr. Jingle's death, her tumor.

Only movie I’ve seen my dad cry at . Never gets old.

an absolute masterclass in reveals and call-backs

Another actor crossover you didn't notice: the elder guard is also the same guy that plays the prosecuting attorney in the opening courtroom scene of The Shawshank Redemption!

I got so excited when you recognized Barry Pepper. Seriously one of my favorite actors 😊

Harry Dean Stanton(the trusty) is also in "Alien," "The Fire Down Below," and "The Avengers," among others.

You did a great job reacting. You keenly pay attention to detail and it’s amazing how you have to skill to watch AND react…it takes talent. You picked up on so many details and connections…I’m a new subscriber based on all of that.

There are many great movies but, there are only a handful of truly outstanding and phenomenal movies, this is one of them. Great actors and directors can turn a phenomenal story into a genuine masterpiece. Great reaction and great energy

This film should be required watching in High School.

Me and my high school friends watched this on VHS pirated during grilling lunch at nearby friends house (25-30 min intervals); took us over a week to watch it. We all got high on a fat blunt everyday, and the smell of pot burning w/ the botched execution scene made almost all of us throw up our lunch. I got serious PTSD w/ pot, it made me think about this movie and the roller coaster of emotions. Another series i highly recommend that makes you feel like a lost kid and believe... is Netflix's "THE OA".

Excellent reaction to a brilliant story. Instant cry every time

I seen alot of reactions to this film and I can't front,urs was probably the most genuine fam. U the only person I seen acknowledge the part when Paul wanted to take John to the lady and the other guards was down with him. That was a low key dope scene in the flick!! Plus other lil parts u was catching!! Dope reaction my brotha. Peace!!

The old trustee guy practicing the death, is Harry Dean Stanton. He's been in a lot of great movies. Godfather 2, Red Dawn, and others. He's been in just about every movie since the silent era!😁. Back then, this was the most humane execution. Otherwise it was hanging, firing squad, or even guillotine!

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.

Thanks for watching my 2nd favorite movie next to Shawshank Redemption. I knew it would be hard for you to watch twice. It needed to be experienced at least once. Great reaction Major.

I really love to see you beeing speachless after the movie ended. Yeah, this is one of the best movies ever. :)

Brother Major, that film got you out of your chair man! "If the hear the bed rockin', don't come a knockin'. Love it!

Don’t know if you’ve watched the series “Chernobyl” yet? It’s a heavy one but a must watch to understand a big part of recent history.

Certain movies are a once every blue moon watch. If it can make me bawl it will become one of my all time favorites. Green Mile, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, Gladiator, Philadelphia etc. What I feel makes an all time great film each of these movies possess.

Love your reaction bro.I've seen this movie many times,and it always gets me by the throat.Everyone played their parts to perfection.Even Percy,who finally got his transfer to Briar Ridge.🤣

If you want to see a young Tom Hanks, check out Big from 1988. For a really young Hanks, check out the TV show Busom Buddies from 1980.

The country as you talked about..? I've lived in it for 50 of my 59 years alive. That's what I love. Central and south central Wisconsin. A little cold at times but now that I'm retired I spend a couple moths down south in the winter. Just got back from Alabama,.... Huntsville space museum, Tuscumbia at an AirBNB.. where Hellen Keller is from, North Port FL.. Great areas in the winter.

Flies = Pestilence, disease, decay. What a thoughtful reaction, M. 🎉

Awwww Papa Bear 🐻 Glad u watched it❤ It’s one of my favorite Stephen King adaptations next to Stand By Me, Deloris Claiborne and Misery

“Oh my God, John Coffey!” Well, you got that right.

Your infectious laugh, your putting it down and Lt. Dan dance 😂🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🤣😂😅💃🏾

Tom Hanks is easily one of my favorite actors period. His ability to be genuine to each character he portrays, as well as still being the Tom Hanks we love is WHY we love him. He can do everything. You have definitely been on an "Intense Tom" kick with his roles, barring the comedy in Forest Gump. So may I suggest some earlier lighter Tom, that shows you his true comedic timing & gives you a different side of him, plus the tears are from laughter instead? My absolute go-to to do such, is called "Money Pit". Just trust me, you will never hear the phrase "2 weeks" the same again, lol. Also try "Splash", "Joe vs The Volcano", "The Burbs", & a beloved you may have already seen, but if not it's the quintessential Hanks, "Big". Another one that is comedy but also touching, & sort of shows both sides of him is Turner & Hooch, it's also action & great if you're an animal lover too!! I hope to see you in your next reaction as you are one of my favorites!! I had been patiently waiting for this one, lol!!

I love you so much! Best reactions out there and I’m so exicited to what you’re gonna watch next. Thanks for brighten my daysv😃

I just love watching Majors reactions. His enthusiasm is contagious and always brightens my day!🎥🍿🎬

Great Reaction, Major. One of the best Movies ever made

Awesome reaction Kiddo , cryed the whole time! Thank you!

Such a wonderful film! Frank Darabont + Stephen King + an incredible cast= cinematic perfection... Also, John Coffey's initials are J.C..... just sayin'

Great to watch this with you Major. Love & appreciation always 🙏💚

Dean was also in Saving Private Ryan and the great movie True story, Once we were Soldiers. Not Blackhawk Down, tho most people think so.

I always love seeing people's reactions to John using his healing power for the first time, but yours is the best so far. Although penicillin, the first antibiotic, was discovered in the 1920s, it didn't become mass produced until around 1945. That's why Paul was in so much pain. A urinary tract infection usually happens because you're not drinking enough water, which gives bacteria a chance to take hold in your urinary tract. I've had several. They are not fun, but luckily they are easy to get rid of with antibiotics, and/or by drinking a LOT of water regularly to flush it out.

Both " The guy from billions" and the father of the two girls were in The Shawshank Redemption. The billions guy was the lawyer that prosecuted Andy & the father was one of Andy's friends in jail (the one Brooks put a knife to the throat of.)

Major after becoming part of the Major Fam from day one with GoT I knew what reaction to expect from you. This movie is about a gentle soul and you're a gentle soul too. Loved your beautiful reaction and love you too lil bro.

He going to flip on this one

trivia: Keeping in mind that Mr. Jingles has lived about 32 times longer than a typical mouse (64 years vs 2), then going by that Paul should live until at least the year 4343!

have you done Shawshank Redemption. the role of Klaus Deterick (father of the two dead girls) is played by William Sadler who also is in Shawshank

I remember reading this as each piece came out... Never thought a movie would live up to it. I'm very content in just how wrong I was the first time I saw this

I loved your video, I think it's the best reaction to this film I've seen! Glad I found your channel... Liked and subscribed. God bless!

Damn major dude. Punishment ville at the moment, forest gump followed by the green mile. Great films man. Has been a pleasure watching you dude. Keep it up. Let’s goooo

It's so insane that this movie is 3 hours long and still goes by in the blink of an eye

Fantastic reaction ❤ Great intro 🔥

Yes Major. I'm sat down with my morning tea ready for you reaction on this one. Have a great day/evening. Take care mad love your way and all the care for your awesome community. By the way, you should watch A Time to Kill.. heavy movie but really good

Late to this one... Of course we must praise the performances for all the actors. Both Michael Clarke Duncan and Tom Hanks were on God level in this film, but every one (yes, especially the dude playin Percy) were killing it! But I want to make a special shout out to the man that often gets overlooked and yet is probably the single most important person for this film. Frank Darabont. He was not only the Director also the writer for this screenplay. He of course was working off of Steven King's work, which is often who gets the most credit, but even Steven King will praise Darabont for making choices in the films that differ from the original work and in the case of THE MIST, Steven King loved Darabont's ending far better than his own! Darabont as a director knows how to tell a story visually and her gets the most out of his actors. All of that is most evident with the performances he gets out of the actors on the three films he adapted from Steven King...The Shawshank Redemption (1994) , The Green Mile (1999) and The MIST (2007). So if you haven't yet seen THE MIST (2007)... add that to your list. Fun Fact, Frank Darabont was also responsible for adapting the Comic book series THE WALKING DEAD (2010) for TV and was the showrunner for the first couple of seasons.

John Coffey has the same initials as another famous person. What was the song John was signing while watching the flicker show?

After this, you have to be the best reactor ever! This took place during the Great Depression and most homes had outhouses and people who missed work, for any reason. could be on the bread line the next day

Such a wonderful movie so good yet so very sad I really enjoyed your reaction so real and heartfelt thank you for that!! ✌❣

I've watched a lot of Green Mile reactions, and your's was great dude. I need you watching my life like it's a movie like "Ya you got this Alex go ask them out!...Wait! No! No! A cars coming!" This is the first video of your's I've seen, but I'm 100% subscribing.

For some context, the average lifespan of a common fieldmouse(which is most likely Mr. Jingles species) is around 1 year in the wild(due to predation), and 3 years in captivity. Assume we take the 3 year number. The average lifespan of a human Male in 1935 is reported to be 59.9 years, which we will round to 60 years. At the time Older Paul told Elaine about Mr. Jingles, 64 years had passed. (He was 108 now and 44 at the time.) Now, if we divide 64 by the 3 years a mouse in captivity can live, the math tells us that Mr. Jingles lived 21.3 lifetimes longer at least. Now if we take that number and apply it to Paul, it comes to 1,260 human years he could expect to live. And he's only on 108. Of course, it's possible that the amount of time was a set amount of years instead of an even multiple lifetimes. Nonetheless, by the implications of the movie, this is still a valid and terrifying thought.

Lonely as a sparrow in the rain

you did so well. well done, and thank you.

I'm sooo happy you did this one it's such a good movie❤️ it let you feel every feeling there is in 3 hours like a coaster

if you look at John Coffeys initials, it becomes clear what he was meant to represent.

A rare movie that’s more than a movie

I love this movie and have to watch it whenever it's on. Michael Clarke Duncan (RIP) should have won the Oscar for this role. Great reaction!

Fell from the sky came from nowhere JC great reaction

I’m so glad you’re watching, I recommended it not too long ago. The 3 hours will go by so quick

When this came out I asked my mom why those people would show up to watch an execution. She told me they are the family and friends of the victim.

Thank you so much for reacting to this ❤

One of my all time favourite movies ! I highly recommend Peanut butter falcon ( your welcome )

I miss Michael Clarke Duncan gone too soon😪 I loved him in the Finder(only lasted one season) a spin off from a Bones episode the cast was introduced in, he was hilarious ❤️

Bruce Willis recommended Michael Clarke Duncan for this after working with him in "Armageddon."

This movie changed my mind about the death penalty. I used to be cavalier about it, no more. After learning about The Innocence Project I don't think the ultimate punishment should be carried out unless there is massive evidence of guilt. The only person in recent memory I can think of who deserves it is Darrell Brooks. No doubt of guilt and worse, no remorse what so ever.

Great reaction as always, thanks bro!

Tom Hanks and Michael Clarke Duncan were absolutely phenomenal in this. What a movie 👍

Wild Bill played by the actor, Sam Rockwell. Proly the best American actor of the past 20 years! His characters are completely believable!

Recent insight: That talk about there being no documentation on where John Coffey came from... Then, when they take Coffey outside, to drive him over to the Warden's house, Coffey points out "Cassie, the Lady in the Rockin' Chair"... I have to wonder if John Coffey had spent time in plantation slavery times, a century or more earlier. Because 'Cassie' is the constellation of Cassiopeia. Cassiopeia was a vain and boastful queen that features in ancient mythology. She was placed in the heavens by the gods, still sitting on her throne. But in slave times, she was seen in slave culture as Cassie, with chains on her arms and sitting in a rocker. What made her important to slave culture is the prominence of her constellation and that the North Star, Polaris, sits right above her. Polaris showed the way north to freedom for all escaping slaves. The story of St Christopher, of how he got to be a saint, is that a young boy asked a very strong helpful man to carry him across a dangerous river, and the kind man agreed. But when he lifted him, the boy was far heavier than the man imagined and grew heavier with each step; still, he carried him across. It was after reaching the other shore that the boy revealed he was the Christ Child, and that the heaviness was the weight of the world that Christ is always carrying. 'Christopher' means 'Christ-bearer'. He's the patron saint of travelers and wearing his medal is supposed to confer protection when traveling. Look instead at John Coffey's initials: 'JC'; that's the clue to John's true identity. Jesus cast out demons, to heal people. Coffey draws the demons out and releases them. Coffey converts the myriad demons that take life and health from us and transforms them into the symbol of corruption: flies. Released to the fresh air, those demonic flies quickly break down to whisps of smoke as they depart earth and return to hell. Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead. Coffey raised a mouse while it still had a bit of life spark left in it. Coffey tried to raised the two girls back to life, but they had been too long dead; there was no spark of life left to fan back to a blaze; that was why he was wailing when he was found, because it so hurt his heart that they had died and he couldn't help them. Concerning the mouse: A mouse living in the wild has a lifespan of about a year. In captivity, the longest recorded lifespan for a mouse is between 4 and 5 years. Mr Jingles, when Paul introduces him to his lady friend from the Home, is at least 64 years old. I understand that, for YOU, this was an extremely powerful film. But let me also say, it is absolutely worthwhile watching multiple times. It's a very dense film; there is a lot of content in this film that makes you think. You cannot watch it once and get all of it. It does take multiple viewings to harvest most of what it has to say to you. This is a very spiritual film, and some lessons are very subtle. I would encourage you to sometime in the future bring yourself back to watch it again. It honors the fine acting, the great direction, the genius writing. And there is more to be gained from seeing it again, maybe sharing it with another viewer.