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Hello! This was a tough one for me, due to I know it still happens in todays world. I also want to share here first that Schindler's List won the poll on patreon and I will be updating the process on my discord as always. 💓
It takes time to do the filming, editing, rendering, posting and everything extra. So I want to really thank you all for being so patient and for being so incredibly kind to me.
Bless you all. ❤️
I can't wait to see your reaction. Protip: don't bother putting on any mascara before watching it.
@@whocares110 yeahhh might be my first reaction without any makeup, bare with me
@@whocares110 some of us have been talking about trying to hook up a saline IV tube directly to Kamilla's eyes so she doesn't dehydrate.
You are still beautiful even when you ugly cry😳
@@tonyyul703 already seen :-)
03:00 "I like this movie. I think it's going to be a nice and refreshing movie." I spat out half my dinner in laughter.
HAHAHAHA I fooled myself good
ha ha ha ha I forgot about that part of the reaction..... thanks for the added chuckle again.....
Kamilla definitely wasn't remembering it was a Stephen King story at this stage huh.
technically.... I think what we're doing to Kamilla with these sad movies is legal.....
but whether it is psychologically advisable is another issue.
Maybe don't take such large bites, damn.
Tobey Maguire enters : "I'm gonna put some dirt in your eye."
Me too hahah
Rest in peace to Michael Clark Duncan who played John Coffey. He died in 2012 at only the age of 54. Truly a great actor and man.
I don't think I've ever seen anyone defend Percy hehe - that dude deserved the worst.
What's wrong with Percy is simply this. He suffers from as he suffers from SPPS, that is small peepee Syndrome.
Yeah, ain't nobody sayin' nothin' positive about that little fucksteak. He deserved everything that came to him and more.
@@stinkbug4321 That's only one part of it, the greater part is being a spoiled brat due to his connections.
He acts as he does because he is confident that he will always have a 'get out of jail free' card from those connections.
@@mnomadvfx don't you get the joke . I knew the first time I saw him what was wrong. It is also said that if someone always acts like that they have a small wee wee.
@@stinkbug4321 I thought if a person was small and owned a giant castle, was compinsat....oh I get it now.
Centane: "I hate Percy man... I don't care what people write in the comments."
I don't think there's a single person having watched this movie that disagrees.
Only the ones I wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley...
Just shows what a great actor Percy is to invoke such hatred.
@@stephenireland3816 He's not acting. Doug Hutchison is a scumbag.
@@stephenireland3816 to be fair, the actor ended up doing some things that were a little questionable as I recall.
Judo Geoff
Yes I remember he married that very young plastic bimbo with the consent of the mother at around 50yrs old lol
I actually believe they were in love.
I’ve seen him in other movies he’s a great actor.
Actually the casting in this was outstanding.
This movie expertly breaks your heart. If it doesn't, something's wrong.
Then somethings wrong with me but I couldn't understand many parts either because the audio sounded low for me or the scene were cut off for obvious reasons
@@alangutierrez9359 usually people who watch reaction videos have already seen the movie, often multiple times, rather than for the first time, in case that's what's wrong.
it's more important in a reaction video to hear the reactor's voice, than the dialogue or background noises sometimes too.... but some overdo it, not the case here tho.
hope you're wearing headphones, cause that's another thing that could be wrong?
reactors are stuck having to edit down 3 hour movies like this into about ten minutes of actual screen clips or the copyright cops start knocking on the door too.
@@alangutierrez9359 full play-along version is available on Patreon too.... that way you can make the reaction and movie sound play separately but at the same time yanno.
if you join I might even win a free toaster or sumfing for all this promo work I'm doing.
@@JuandeFucaU alright thanks for the info
@@alangutierrez9359 no problem buddy..... loved you in Fight Club btw.
Don’t worry about your tears… I’m a grown man, and this movie hits me the same way. Since you enjoy reading Stephen King, you should read the book this was based on. Very close adaptation. Thanks for all you do (including in your day job)!
Thank you so much Steve ✨ I will be picking up the green mile, I swear by it! Need to see how this masterpiece was made 🌼
@@Centane There's actually much more to the book, including an orderly in the old folks home of the same ilk as Percy
@@coachmikesfilmroom3111 ha ha ha sorry but just gotta giggle out loud a bit..... how does another character like Percy in the old age home sound like a good read?
I had this image of someone at the fridge saying, "hey, there's a half gallon of 6 month old macaroni and cheese in here too!"
just struck me funny buddy.... hard to read tone from the words yanno.... and I know I wasn't doing it the same way you were eh ha ha.
later Coach.
@@JuandeFucaU it adds to the story as Paul has to deal with him as well .
@@coachmikesfilmroom3111 I hear ya Coach..... I read it myself way back in the day.....
but you saw how much Kamilla hated Percy, right?
any chance she'd watch Green Mile 2 starring Percy ha ha?
Never trust someone who doesn’t cry to this film.
True😂
oh ok... it's just a movie, not a documentary
@@azazello1784 Then why even bother watching anything besides documentaries?
"Never trust someone who doesn’t cry to this film" ..... even if they use that old..... "but I was born without tear ducts excuse."
I dont cry for any movie because i can seperate fictional movie sorrow from real life sorrow whoch is a real reason to cry.
Try being a littler gentler with how you judge yourself. You look like everyone else when we cry, and we all cried with this movie. Keep doing what you do, you're doing great.
🥺❤️
Come in. It's fiction. It's silly to cry over it.
@@azazello1784 Indeed, i also never laugh at comedies or get scared by horror movies, i just sit there like i'm watching paint dry. /s
@@azazello1784 Yeah whatever.
@@azazello1784 If it's silly to cry over it then why watch it at all?
Or better yet, why watch a reaction video for that matter?
People won’t dislike you for hating Percy, we all hate Percy. But, if you didn’t, cry we would have worried about you.
Doug Hutchison who plays Percy is also hated in real life too.
@@MrTech226 why ?
I'm pretty sure his character was designed that way.
By casting the actor who played Eugene Tooms in X FIles they only made the matter worse, he's plenty creepy looking even without the psychopathic behavior he demonstrates here.
@@Sleepingcoffee979 He married a 16 year old he taught in acting class, when he was 51 years old.
@@SRSMYTH1 ew
RIP Michael. The actor that played John. In real life he was also a gentle giant.
And also Michael Jetter, the actor who played Del.
Dabs Greer, who played the older version of Tom hanks
Best line: "This is some Stephen King shit..."
*Two Seconds Later* : "Oh wait, this IS Stephen King...." 😂
I cut out the part where I had to search up where the movie came from 😳😳 Still seemed really funny to me LMFAO
@@Centane Lol, all good. I'd have probably done something similar if I was making react videos.
48 year old man here, this movie makes me cry every time.
It is disgusting when someone as sadistic as Percy gets in a position of authority. Too often people who seek such positions are prone to abuse it.
Take a look at the world today and tell me politicians aren't the same. They are currently abusing millions of us with no accountability it seems
@@voodoochile333 yah, you're right..... pearls before swine and all... thanks for the reminder bruh.
I subscribed because of this reaction. I wish more people could empathize with the pain and suffering of others. You have a beautiful soul!
Thank you so so much William! I really appreciate that 🥳
Centane: "I feel disgusting"
Me: "you look so beautiful and emphatic when you cry"
you are crying and probably every person is crying with you while watching your reaction. You are perfect for this kind of videos.
Percy's character is written unapologetically hateable. I don't know anyone that can empathize with him. This is one of of the few movies guaranteed to bring tears to everyone. Loved your reaction, you definitely earned the subscription and ill be looking forward to the rest of your content. Thank you.
Thank YOU for the sweet and honest comment. 🌼✨
@@Centane you beat yourself up too much! We subscribe to you because of your sincerity and your empathy. And this movie is unquestionably hard to watch and yet brilliantly made.
Michael Clarke Duncan (John Coffey) was a great actor and he outshines everyone in this movie and they're all talented.
Died before his time and by all accounts he was a gentle giant in real life as well. Also bad ass because he was a bodyguard and bouncer before he became an actor.
Man of many talents he was, he could make bad movies watchable and great movies like this magic.
He is sorely missed.
"I don't know anyone that can empathize with him."
The only people that potentially could because of a similar temperament are exactly the kind of people incapable of empathy towards others.
Percy is a character who is one step from becoming an inmate himself, definitely was out killing the neighbours dogs as a youth I'd wager.
20:58 "I sure wish I could've met you guys somewheres else."
Damm that line. It's like someone driving a bulldozer over your heart.
when i saw it at the cinema back in the day, as a fully grown man, i was crying in public like a little girl 🤣
but crying means no shame. it means, at this moment, you feel more than your heart can handle.
!!!! That is what I'll say what crying is everytime from now on. Beautifully written 🌼
The problem is that sometimes an emotional reaction isn't always the best one.
For example myself laughing like a lunatic at Joker's 'magic trick' in The Dark Knight.
About 3 people laughed at that in the crowded theater and I felt like a bit of a psycho then just for having a darker sense of humour than the rest of the audience.
@@mnomadvfx you have to laugh at that. tadaaaa, the pen is gone^^
As a grown man retired fireman of 23 years I still cry and that's after all the death I've seen
Crying and The Green Mile go hand in hand. NOT crying because of this movie would be far more concerning.
I DID NOT CRY!.....MMMMMMAHAHAHAHAHAH!👹👹👺👺💀💀🌚😠😈......................................................ok...I cried....but only manly tears...not blubbering!......................................ok...I blubbered.
Told you that you'd need tissues - crying is normal when you're invested in such a sad story, almost no one can watch The Green Mile and not cry. Such a good movie.
You should watch the Green Mile II. In the film John does not die but stores up the electricity and shoots lightning bolts out of his eyes at the girl's parents. After John heals Mr. jingles he does not go running back to Bill, instead turns into mighty mouse, chases after Percy, scurries up his pant leg and chows down on his nuts.
Percy is one of the few characters in movie history that i don't think i've ever seen anyone EVER try and defend.
i've seen this movie countless times since it came out in 1999 and even read the book, and it still makes me cry. it's one of the most beautiful and heartbreaking storylines there has ever been.
"sometimes the green mile seems so long..." Mr Jingles cuts my heart out every time, sleeping innocently in his little box.
In the books, there is a character just like Percy that works at the retirement home that old Paul is living at.
Percy is written as a pretty vile character. He is the embodiment of cruelty.
Him and Wharton.
With the exception of legitimate psychopaths, this is a movie that makes quite literally everyone cry.
actually..... we often play this movie at one of my monthly legitimate psychopaths meetings and we all cry like abused babies.... you'd be welcome any time.....
"hi.... my name is JJ C and I'm a legitimate psychopath.....(polite applause from the understanding and accepting audience)"
You don't have to be a psychopath to not cry.
Watch enough films like this and you can just dry up and become numb to it.
This doesn't happen to everybody but it does happen.
As young as you're, you appear to be mature, intelligent and yet still humble and empathic. Please don't lose that as you get older. We need more of that in the world. Great reaction I really enjoyed it. Thank you
Tears to this movie are normal. I've seen it a lot, it's one of my favorites, and it still makes me cry. Michael Clark Duncan (John) poured his heart and soul into this movie as did everybody else. So don't feel ashamed for crying. I'm 40 and still weep.
The other Tom Hanks movie you need to see is Forrest Gump. There's an equal number of happy and sad parts to that one. Also it expertly changes tone between them. Another masterpiece of a movie.
Saw it 6 years ago, mentioned how much i loved it in my Saving Private Ryan intro 💓💓
Concerning how long mice live: a common field mouse (like Mr. Jingles) lives 12-18 months in the wild and 2 years in captivity. At the end of the movie, Mr. Jingles was 64 years old.
oh man I love her quick reactions, especially about Percy, This is a terrific reaction of all that happens from you laughing at TOM Hanks being pain free to all that JOHN was about and his gift, and dont say u have an ugly cry because you just show how you care and you let your feelings out freely
It's natural to hide your tears and "ugly crying" but this was such a great reaction. Every bit of it. It's the greatest of strength and beauty to show your vulnerability and it just highlights what a great film this is. Instant fan. Love this.
You still look cute when you cry. It's fine to be emotional. You just have a big heart. They made it seem so real. Thank you for your reaction to this movie. :-)
22:34 Oh, you don't hate him yet. But you're about to. You're about to want to tear him apart.
No one in their right mind can any longer deny that Steven King grew into a Master Story-Teller. When he was young, the literary world looked down their noses at him, and called him a 'Hack'. King, himself, does admit that some of his earlier writing was pretty amateurish. That being said,
The Shawshank Redemption (from his novella 'Rita Hayworth or Shawshank redemption') and The Green Mile are both superb stories.
Only someone with a brilliant mind can produce such a story.
And all of us are the beneficiaries !
Tom hanks is a great actor always in beautiful films he knows how to get people to show emotion
as many people say, the sobbing is a genuine reaction to this movie and we all appreciate the fact that you aren't hiding it! I was so happy when i saw you reacted to this movie. BTW +1 Subscriber (why hadn't i done this already??)
"why hadn't i done this already??"
some of us old-timers are trying to keep this whole thing quiet and low key....
like we bought property in Honolulu before it went totally tourist trap commercial in the 50's yanno.
in another month there's gonna be a Starbucks in every comment and a McDonald's golden arches logo over all the videos.
"Yo! I look so ugly when I cry -- what the hell?" No. No no no. You're beautiful when you cry, because you're showing that you have empathy. That you care. You're increasing the amount of love in the world when you cry, and that's beautiful.
"I would rather have PTSD from war than the heavy burden of guilt knowing i killed an innocent person."
"Shawshank Redemption" - also written by Stephen King. Amazing story, great casting. One of my top three favorite movies.
I love that you laughed at the rehearsal with the trustee & his remarks 😄 some reactors stay so seripus through it but it always makes me laugh. Obvipusly its a dark and serious and sad film, but there are a few funny moments, and its ok to laugh at them :)
This movie lets grown men cry like a child, every time i see it, it tears me up..
We all cry through this movie...I still watch it from time to time, it's just such an excellent film. I've actually seen some comments on other reactions say they don't understand the crying, makes me wonder if those people have no compassion. How does someone not get sucked into these characters? I appreciate your reaction, helps me believe there is still love and caring in this messed up world 🥰
I had tears at the end of this movie when I first saw it; I had even more tears this time when I saw you in such distress. God bless you heart, young woman 🌹🙏❤️
Thank you for getting emotional together with me Michael! Feels like we're able to watch the movie together 🥺
Great, authentic first viewing. I highly recommend "The Shawshank Redeption," also based on a story by Stephen King, also directed by Frank Darabont. It's one of the best movies ever made.
you look beautiful when you cry; human beings look the most beautiful when emotions are expressed freely, this is one of my top 10 favorite list movies, I'm glad you enjoyed it
"I hope this is going to be amazing" Yes it is amazing. No one felt sorry for Percy, entitled little coward. Reminds me of Nurse Ratched (played by Louise Fletcher) from the movie, One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. Everyone hated her so much that she won an Academy Award for her performance.
the Green Mile will NEVER fail to wreck its audience.
a true masterpiece!
I believe Percy was voted one of the top ten villains of film. So no one is sympathetic to him
27:40 I think the reason he said no is because he believed in his abilities and didn't want Paul to be traumatized by what Bill did.
I’ve never met a single person that’s seen this movie that sympathizes with Percy Whetmore lol. He had EVERYTHING that came to him!
The dude who played Percy in this movie is an awesome actor and a great philosopher.
He’s a creep. He married a 16 year old girl when he was 51! He was actually older than both her parents, and he still married her.
The Shawshank Redemption is a must watch after this film. Fantastic reaction you have a new sub,.
Timothy Hutton was in two Stephen King movies. Shawshank and The Dark Half
Nobody is ever ugly, when they show their humanity to the world.
I think most people cry just like you the first time they watch this movie. People like to just associate Steven King with Horror, but he is truly a masterful writer. Michael Clarke Duncan's performance is so beautiful and moving as John.
Although it's a tough watch every time, it's still one of my favorite movies of all time. It was masterfully adapted to the screen and has so many great performances across the board. Don't be ashamed of getting hit right in the feels, every single person I know that has watched this hasn't contained themselves. You're just a sweet, empathetic gal. Godspeed!
Thank you so much for taking your time to write this comment, it makes me so happy right before sleep. Thank you thank you✨
3 mins in and you thought you had signed up for a nice, feel good movie. What followed must have been quite a shot in the feels. It did however result in a great, honest and heartfelt reaction. This movie still breaks me. Every. Damn. Time. Michael Clarke Duncan was the perfect casting for this role. Such a gentle giant. May he rest in peace.
yah I can't imagine someone like Kevin Hart or Tyler Perry being John Coffey, can you?
The best part is when john says hes tired of feeling like a lonely sparrow in the rain. The older you get, the more it you can feel the glass in your head
My friend, this movie does this to anyone with a heart of compassion. Thank you for sharing it with us... this movie is one of the best ever made imo.
"I like this movie, I think it's going to be nice. Nice refreshing movie. :D" Oh boy, here we go
my bad LOL
did you get that same urge to pull a Jodie Foster and save this young lamb and run away from this slaughter?
no?
me neither.
the Latin Old Norse lady has tasted how cruel this world can be b/t Saving Private Ryan and this other Tom Hanks classic...
The world is so cruel, wait until I watch Schindler's List 😭 (never wanted to see it after visiting Auschwitz)
@@Centane Yeah, I cant watch Schlinder’s List. I’ve seen it once & that was enough. I’m sorry. I’ve watched all your other reactions, but that’s one movie I can’t do.
I sincerely doubt anyone is defending Percy for anything he did, or feels sorry for what happened to him. He was made to be a hateful prick and your feelings toward him are spot on. But have to give it to the actor who played him. I just remember him as Eugene Tooms form the X-Files, but dude played that part to a tee.
Sad movies are nature's onions. They are the keys that get our tears out of eye jail.
Ah, so you had a heavy emotional response to this movie? Join the club, girl! No shame in it at all, it's how you know a movie is good when it gets you to feel something. It's a piece of art, doing what it's designed to do. 😌❤🌹
This movie did a great job developing its characters. Even Mr Jingles getting squished evokes an emotional response. Percy was a superbly acted character. I have respect for the actor, he made us all HATE Percy. Michael Clark Duncan was amazing as John Cofee. His character portrayed such an innocence and love. Such a deep movie, well written, well acted, complete package.
Mr Jingles gets that response as much because of the connection that other characters have to it.
The anguish of Eduard Delacroix is raw and evokes a response even if the shock of the mouses death hasn't yet set in for first time viewers.
Important note: A Clockwork Orange film was made without the benefit of the final book chapter --because, for whatever reason, it was published without the end, in the U.S. The auther was pretty unhappy about that, as it had been written with a specific order, stages building up to the end.
Making a mouse live to be 65 would be the equivalent of a human being living to be 2000 years old! Paul has a very long journey ahead of him.
tons and tons of time for a sequel huh.... maybe when Tom Hanks starts looking old some day.... if that ever happens.
How old was John C9ffey?
LMAO, the "He did some Stephen King Shit" line and then literally a couple seconds later..."Wait, this is Stephen King". IDK why, but the delivery of those lines and the lines themselves really made me laugh. But, you're watching Schindler's List after watching The Green Mile? I don't know if you're trying to sink into a deep depression, but I'll be watching regardless. Great Reaction
I didn't decide it, if I could choose I would watch Misery or Pulp Fiction 😭
@@Centane Oooooh no, not Misery, that's MORE Stephen King!
Kathy Bates's character in Misery scares me more than Wild Bill or Percy in this film put together.
She definitely channeled that energy for her roles in the 'American Horror Story' TV series.
She also played the title role in another King adaptation called 'Dolores Claiborne'.
@@mnomadvfx Ooo Dolores Claiborne is on my TBR list! I am soon to be done with misery so maybe Dolores Claiborne is the next one? ✨
This movies does a great job of appearing to be perfectly normal up until that point. I love it.
@@Centane Dolores Claiborne is actually a great double bill with Misery because the great Kathy Bates is in both.. and she's pretty... much the worst badass bitch there is.
The Green Mile is one of my favorite Steven King novels and the movie was a really good translation to a different medium!
I watch this to see how others might emote to my favourite film. It's vicarious now. Loved it.
This film and Gladiator are two that without fail, have me sobbing like crazy! Great to see I'm not alone 🤣
When you said you were going to watch this one I said “NOOOOO” but then I remembered how I felt the first time I watched it and everyone has to feel how that feels. This movie, to me, was so good I only watched it once. To show contrast any movie I love ,like Aliens, I’ll watch it multiple times . I watched that one over 100 times. I like movies.
"This is some Stephen King shit. Oh, wait. This is actually Stephen King."
lol
one of my fav parts of this reaction too.... if you play it back at super slow speed.... you can actually see the light bulb go off above her head.
Yeah.... (Watches moths fly out of Michael Clark Duncan's mouth...). "Welcome to Stephen King!" :D
Never apologise for sobbing as this film was made so well and the actors played the roles very well and I'm a grown man and have sobbed at this movie and thank you for an honest heartfelt reaction
I loved the look on your face when you saw Wild Billy during the vision that John Coffey shared with Tom Hanks' character.
I could see it dawning on you that he was definitely the one who murdered the two girls.
During a discussion with some movie enthusiasts, I was recently introduced to the theory that John Coffey = J.C. = Jesus Christ.
Christ absorbed the sins of the world and died on the cross for it, next to two criminals. One was repentant for his misdeeds and the other was not.
Never thought of it that way, it gave me great insight and it gives even more depth to the subtext found in Steven King literature
Could even go as far as to say Paul represents the Roman officer who was cursed with immortality after mercy killing jesus with his spear.
Stephen King has hinted that before.
@@quantumman555 Not really.
Paul clearly gave John an out to escape, he chose not to take it.
Also consider the st Christopher medal and the fact that when JC was found was next to the river and children so the possibilities are he is christ, an angel, a saint, or ssd one other supernatural being
@@quantumman555 st Longinus
I very much appreciated the sensitivity of your reaction to this movie. No need to apologize or make excuses for your tears, young lady.. you are a gentle and sensitive soul. Now then, if you feel you need something a little lighter, I would suggest checking out the movie "Airplane". It is absolutely hilarious and would lighten your mood.
Empathy, or even sympathy, displayed during a movie in the form of laughter or tears only deepens the beauty of the person watching. We learn the character of a person by their ability to express emotion (or lack thereof). Crying is a natural response to sadness and this movie is well written and well acted, so it's easy to feel sadness while watching. Feel however you feel, but try not to feel embarrassed or ugly because you show emotion. You're showing us that you're a loving, caring, human being and that's a beautiful thing.
Everybody cried watching this film. I'm 62 years old and it still gets to me. I've watched it probably 25 times. If someone says they didn't they have no feelings.
No need to apologize, none at all. Your sincere reaction is only a reflection of your beautiful good soul! Don't ever change!
There is a trilogy of King/Darabont
The Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
The Mist
All three fine films, too. The first two are masterpieces. The Mist is a divisive film but I thought it was quite good.
@@trhansen3244 Yeah, agreed, i wouldnt call The Mist a masterpiece either but it is good and has the craziest ending i think ive ever seen. No spoilers, but there is a huge connection between Shawshank and The Mist. The major theme of both movies is hope. What happens when you hold on to it, and what happens when you dont.
@@psychonaut1829 The ending for the movie is said by King to be better than the one he wrote for the book, saying that if he thought of that one, its what he would have written instead.
@@davidmacy411 One of those movie scenes you never forget.
The Mist was good
crying in a movie when you feel the pain of the characters only shows how empathic a person can be. most try to hide it for a variety of reasons, but it is a healthy experience
I am now in my 60s, when I was young, I thought crying was weak, now I see strength in it. Anybody, that thinks somebody crying is ugly is ugly in their soul.
4:13 "Is that Jackson??"
I remember watching this movie for the first time being so confused lol, just came from watching Saving Private Ryan as well so it's funny to see the same two actors in both tearjerking movies where they play uniformed men who have to make difficult decisions.
Watching most reaction videos: "Hahaha they're crying! Soft."
Watching The Green Mile reaction videos: ";_;"
u better cry with me on this one sir
I still remember the first time I watched this, I balled my eyes out. this is like the 70th time watching it and still balling my eyes out
To me the part where he is talking about how he is cursed with long life as his punishment, because it means that he gets to watch all the people he cares about die, is the worst thing I could think of.
Ah, The Green Mile! One of my favourite films and the best films of all time. Thank you for reacting to this film. Now, let’s cry together. 😢 #weallhatepercy
I'll hold your hand through it 😭
Could you imagine a hug from Mr Coffey?
any day 😭
I tried it once and got really badly burned.
million dollar claim tho coz I proved I really am that stupid.
We all cried and still cry. Amazing reaction
The power of this movie is to make you feel sad about the prisoners, even tho, except for John Coffee, they're all murderers.
Also, you have an extremely charming smile.
One of the most amazing reactions I have seen. Pure, raw. Young lady the empathy you felt for this story speaks volumes. You now have a 50 year old subscriber. And it touched my heart. Sorr for that, keep them coming young lady. And to think you identify with the work you do...I salute you
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you will be required to provide and drain your own colostomy bags and diapers.
I thought there was gonna be some perks for subbing too.... I hate doing my own diapers.... it's embarrassing.
but seriously gramps..... bingo on Tuesday and Thursday nights and Jell-O for desert on weekends..... woohoo!!!!
btw..... I'm 57 so respect your elders ya young punk.... ha ha have a better one old man.
I swear, when Del said "I sure wish I could've met you guys somewheres else." It snapped my heart in two.
A few years ago here in the United States someone was scheduled for an execution. The reason this was an issue at the time is because there were a lot of protesters and even the Pope made an appeal to stay the execution because it came to light the person on death row was suspected of being innocent. Even Hollywood actors got involved and the Governor of Texas still wouldn't stop it. The execution when on and he was killed. On a cable news show a retired warden called into the news and told the host that in all of his career as warden there were a hand full of people that everyone knew or suspected of being innocent. He said he was calling into the show hoping the Governor would see it and stop the execution. Most of the people on death row are guilty. The law isn't perfect and a hand full of people executed are innocent.
I agree completely with your assessment. The whole story develops your investment in the characters both the good and the bad. This a deep story on several levels but ultimately heartbreaking.
Sorry Cetane, but I have to call you out on a little lie, one health field professional to another. You do not look ugly when you cry, you are beautiful, and the fact that you can cry means your heart is just as much so, if not more
why you kissing up to her? lol
@@azazello1784 because Cetane does me favors, she lets me watch her TH-cam posts for free lol
@@howiedavis2316 Good answer. :)
@@voodoochile333 she is not lol
Everyone ugly cries with this movie, the story was so well made, you wouldn't be normal if you didn't cry especially at the end, once you know for sure what happened. I feel like this and Schindler's List are the two movies that are very hard to watch for anyone. And for the record you're very cute at the end of the video too, don't feel bad for being human :) Thanks for sharing the reaction with us!
Thank you so so much David! I really appreciate it 💛
The best part of this reaction was how you simply sat in silence after the movie faded to black, and you listened to the music while deep in thought.
In case you wonder why the inmates were sentenced to death:
Arlen Bitterbuck: Killed a man who tried to steal his shoes
Eduard Delacroix: raped and killed a girl and burned the house down trying to cover it up. The fire also killed some more people.
Willian Wharton: killed several people, one was a pregnant woman
Also there was a fourth inmate in the books, Arthur Flanders, who killed his father and his death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment, but he was later killed by another inmate.
Bitterbuck was drunk and killed the guy with a brick - the book made it seem almost accidental. Probably would have been manslaughter for a lot of people.