Yeah, something tribal about watching a young person cry like that, you want to step in. Also are kind of glad they get it. Quick anecdote, went to see Titanic with my gf and her sister when it came out. They were quite emotional in certain situations.s Anyway I heard the sister crying, thing was the ship was not out of the doc. We were barely into the film. She must have been thinking about what was about to happen!
I recently showed my 17 year old daughter this movie and I didnt think it would hit her hard because she usually does not cry at many things being a military daughter but she reacted just as you did and it broke my heart to see her break down as it broke my heart to see cry on this reaction. You have a beautiful heart and reacted the way your supposed to in a movie. Thank you
@@Aaron-ze1io The Comparison with this scene that Darabont (the director) was going for is that of Pontius Pilate the roman govenor who had to oversee the execution of Christ. Tom Hanks understood the symbolism and wanted to say "may god have mercy on OUR souls" indicating the state, the Audience AND he himself are all complicit in this crime against god's angel. Thats why he did not want it spelled out for the viewer and left line as it would have correctly been said "may god have mercy on YOUR soul" and the viewers over time thought "he must mean MY soul" remember his name is "john Coffee... like the drink only not spelled the same" or for those who did not pick up on it its J.C Jesus Christ.
A lot of reactors don’t seem to grasp the dilemma here: yes, the guards know that John Coffey is innocent, but they have NO WAY OF PROVING IT. They do not have the power to set him free. And if they helped him to escape, he’d almost certainly just be recaptured again within a matter days, if not hours; and they’d have sacrificed their jobs and their freedom all for nothing.
Exactly. This is what happens when people do not learn their history (and try to erase it cos of its harshness). We're gonna be right back in those harsh times before you know it. The players may change roles and zeitgeists may differ a bit, but the scripts will all be the same as they were back then.
@@BlackieNuff lol this is nothijg to do with history, exaxt same thing will happen today. Do you think a death row prisoner today can just be released by the prison guards after they claim he can do miracles?
@@colin72 They would first have to gain a hearing to be allowed an opportunity to show them; which could be quite a bit more difficult than you might expect. They cannot show anyone anything if they cannot get anyone willing and interested enough to reopen the case, and the chances of that are slim to none. And then they would have to convince judge and jury that it is real, that they are not pulling off some kind of trick- a less formidable challenge perhaps, but still a consideration.
could show pictures of Billy the kid and say he confessed before he died and since Paul saw it he could describe everything, and say that's why Percy killed him
The ending always moves me....A mouse living 70+ years would be the equivalent of a human living around 2000 years.....Paul has a very long journey ahead of him.
It's an amazing film and it breaks my heart to see Trixy crying like that,I have watched a lot of reactions to this movie but Trixy Blues reaction is the one that affects me the most.
That was one of the best reactions I've ever watched. Blue you have such a big heart. It's safe to say that almost everyone cries when they watch this movie. Tom Hanks is at the top of his game and Michael Clarke duncan gives the performance of his career. RIP to mr duncan.🙏😪
Love your reactions, Miss Blue. "I think the cheese slid off his cracker" simply refers to someone a little off or not being altogether well. Like "one soda short of a six-pack" or "one sandwich short of a picnic".
This reaction highlights one of those times when I wish that I could hold you and comfort you while you cry. Nothing inappropriate, just comforting you.
I read the book. It actually first came out as a series of shortened novellas. And I remember when I watched the film in the theater (twice), I said to myself, "I think this might be the first time the movie is just as good as the book... possibly even more emotional." And like all film adaptations, they had to leave many great moments from the book out... but it truly didn't matter. Everything you wanted and needed was still there in the film. Side note:: It lost out to American Beauty for Best Picture that year (also up against The Cider House Rules & The Sixth Sense; truly a great year for films), and though I still understand that American Beauty was a masterpiece and deserved the win, in hindsight The Green Mile probably should have won. They just don't make movies like they used to. This movie would have won Best Picture against any film of the last decade.
I've seen many Reaction-Video's to this iconic Movie but all the Reactions in THIS Video are the most emotional Reactions I've ever seen and I got chills the whole time and I cried my eyes out...😢
0:33 lolol, Loved that reaction. All in all an fantastic reaction. With some true glaring anger (fully deserved!) and the gut punching sadness at the end.
That's the most common reaction to Percy, that and the satisfied reaction to his new post ;-) I swear I can see Mr. Jingles' last breath there at the end...foreshadowing that Paul will ultimately meet his end as well.
Saw some decent math suggesting Mr Jingles lived about 20x his normal lifespan. If you apply that directly to Paul's remaining life expectancy(when he got zapped), he's got until he's about 6-700 years old.
@@DavidWright1138 I think I saw that article as well but there were some HUGE assumptions about "power levels" of John Coffey's "juice" as it related to the body mass of the recipient and healing vs. resurrecting....lot of variables that don't have data points.
Beautiful, genuine reaction to one of the most heartwrenching and true movies in existence. John's monologue kills me anyway but one of his miracle healings hits even harder given a personal loss of mine a little less than 11 months ago.
This movie always reminds me to leave the world a bit of a better place than I found it even when it seems silly or pointless at times to do so. This movie shows you two sets of evil, you have Wild Bill, who seems more crazy/deranged than meanspirited & to whom it is almost more of a game & you have Percy who gets off on feeling powerful and abusing his position in life, acting out of spite, selfish- & pettiness and judging those beneath him as lesser.
It's less cut and dry than that - they purposefully neglect to tell you what Del and Arlo did to warrant the electric chair sentence so that you can be more sympathetic to them when Percy does what he does. But that woman at Del's execution saying "Hope he's scared..... Hope he knows the fires are stoked and Satan's imps are waitin" still haunts me to this day. That pure tone and look of malevolence bites deeper to me than the grief filled anger of the twin girls father at John Coffey's execution - he just wanted it over with, she wanted to skin Del alive.
I cried right along with you and you earned my sub. I can tell you're a very kind and giving person that really cares about others and that's such a beautiful quality and I wish more people were like that. Then the world wouldnt be such an ugly place.
Damn, I have not watched this since I was a teenager when it was new. Great movie from a great time. I feel like the 90's was the best decade in American cinema in many respects. I remember reading somewhere that 1999 was the most commercially successful year for Hollywood. I forgot all about Gary Sinise being in this one too. If I may, I would love to see you react to Apollo 13. It's another Tom Hanks/Gary Sinise pairing based on real events. It's a truly inspiring movie.
This is one of my fav movie ! So beautiful ! I can cry at the end, every time i'm watching it ! Your reaction crush my heart Blue ! It just gives me the will to hug you at the end, when you were crying during John death...
This is one of those movies where if you're likely to cry you're guaranteed to do so. It's beautiful and heart-breaking at that same time. It's such a favourite of mine. You almost need to watch with someone for mental support. Thanks for your reactions.
In older times it was called a flicker show because rolls of film with individual pictures would be shown through a camera and they would often flicker as speed would alternate
Knowing where you cutoff Part 1, we were stepping into the dry sponge scene right away (one of the most horrific scenes). Thanks for your reactions to this movie. You brought back to it the true emotions that should be expressed by us all to this story. 😭
Someone with a cold and ugly heart wouldn't cry so much at this film. You have a warm and beautiful heart, because a great many tears fell. This is such a fantastic film, but I cry every single time I watch this. As someone who has come back from death twice, it is a better place after we go. So calm and truly at peace. All of the wrong and pain in this physical life drains away. 10/10 reaction.
It's refreshing to see younger generations moved by older films. As to the intricacies of the way executions work, i believe it is a state issue and only an appeals court and perhaps the governor, depending on the state's constitution, can stay the execution. I believe the Supreme Court can also intervene. However, in this case, there was no admissible evidence to justify a stay, so there was nothing they could do to save John.
The good thing is that young kids get this. My heart was broken when I watched this. Now I have the space to think find that beauty. Weep then change the world kids, over to you.
"I'm tired, boss. Tired of being 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?" Words still true, up to this day.
Miss Blue, I agree with Victor here just below. The book is amazing (I bought mine as a single copy, but it can come as six separate books) and the adaptation was amazing. It is a classic movie that will be around for a very, very long time. Your reaction was such a great one and I have seen none better. As an empath I have cried every time I have seen this movie and I have seen it many times, but your tears as Victor said, wrecked me as well. For me not to cry was a first for anything emotional. It came from your tears and your deep and sweet feelings. It was amazing for me to pick up on your emotions instead of my own. Thank you for that. One thing I want to share is Michael Clarke Duncan (John Coffey), Michael Jeter (Del), Dabs Greer (The older Paul), and Eve Connely (Old Paul's woman friend, Elaine) have all passed away.
When movies were first shown in theaters the projectors weren't the best and the films would be a little jumpy, flicker, so they were nicknamed flicker shows.
Thank you for not hiding your emotions. I love this movie and have seen dozens of reactions to it, and some people seem to try to hide their emotion from the camera, which takes away from the reaction in my opinion. Great reaction 🙂
Well done Blue...i'm glad you enjoyed it. Its a brilliant movie and story. There won't be too many movies that are harder to watch but its well worth the emotion. You have a new subscriber from Australia due to this reaction.
The best movies are those that touch the entire spectrum of human emotions, like Forest Gump and this movie plus many others. Well done Blue. You're well on your way in your journey in discovering what it is to be a true lover of films. Be sure to balance the types of movies you watch. Perhaps a comedy to lighten your mood should be next. How about "Shaun the Sheep" movie? A brilliant animation comedy.
"I didn't know the sponge was supposed to be wet" Then WHY ELSE would there be a SPONGE??? That Percy is not stupid, he is just evil and cruel. He knew goddamned well the sponge was to be wet.
@@k1productions87 Hahaha, yeah, for sure. As bad as a child who gets caught dead-to-rights, in the act, and STILL denies their mischief with assertions like "It wasn't me!" or "I didn't do anything!" At least the child has a degree of naivete as an "excuse".
The movie they show John Coffey is "Top Hat" with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. It was released in 1935, so it was new when they were watching it. You should watch it, too!
Truly one of the greatest movies of our time. I had the pleasure of watching it in a theater when it was first released, that's an experience worth having if you ever get the opportunity. Another beautiful movie worth watching is "Rain Man" (1988). Hope you get the chance to watch it someday, I think you'll like it.
Ohhhh honey bunny.....I was exactly you. Ugly cried the entire last 30 min of this movie and for an hour after, then again when I thought of it later. You're changed as a person after seeing it. Thanks for sharing. It was remarkable💙🙂✌👍
I am always conflicted with reactions to this movie. I love that people get to experience it and feel bad that people get to experience it. Great reaction. You have a good and tender heart
Sometimes powerful emotional moments can only happen to those who had the sense of empathic pain, compassion, anger, fear, or hope. We just have live on our lives among those things together, no matter how hard it is for us to resist on such heart-breaking moments.
if you haven't seen yet, watch shawshank redemption, it's also a stephen king's book adaptation and even though it doesn't involve any paranormal stuff for some reason while watching it i always get similar vibes like from green mile highly recommend it, it's a masterpiece as well
Great reaction! BTW . . . you realize that Lt. Dan from Forrest Gump was in this movie too, right? He was the lawyer. I read this when Stephen King originally published this in six parts, one short book a month for six months. It was pretty amazing.
This movie taught me fear of immortality. It was heart wrenching. The movie is sad enough to make me cry, but seeing you cry so hard ... almost broke me. Feel yourself hugged.
Oh My goodness Trixie I didn't think there was anyway we could top Forrest Gump in the feels but you did it Warm and fuzzies laughs and tears you brought it all on this one and it was much more fun watching this movie with you many blessings my dear ❤🌹🌹🌹
Oh, Gods. A difficult movie to watch every time I see it. 😭 I'm glad you chose to watch it, as I wish others (Homies) would do, so many lessons in this story. Stephen King is the master storyteller, as I feel this adaptation is a masterpiece. I wanted to come through the screen and hold you in comfort, I know how you feel. I remember my Mom every time I watch it. Thank you 😊, this was beautiful.
Looks like you might’ve needed that, you seemed so relieved after crying. Is that what they mean by “Having a good cry”? It certainly was a roller coaster of emotions, and I will always, always remember Michael Clarke Duncan as John Coffy may he Rest In Peace.
25:45..You say "I really love movies like this" and you spend half the time crying,don't worry,I was crying with you.It's a heartbreaking story but so amazing.Your reaction was so touching,of course it's very sad that John had to die but nothing could be done to stop it unfortunately.
One of the greatest book adaptations ever. Watching you cry wrecked me.
I COMPLETELY agree! I actually read the book AFTER the movie which is unusual for me and I shocked at how accurate it was.
Yeah, something tribal about watching a young person cry like that, you want to step in.
Also are kind of glad they get it.
Quick anecdote, went to see Titanic with my gf and her sister when it came out.
They were quite emotional in certain situations.s
Anyway I heard the sister crying, thing was the ship was not out of the doc. We were barely into the film.
She must have been thinking about what was about to happen!
That's Frank Darabont. This and Shawshank were so wonderfully portrayed.
@victorcachat7984
Did you think hers was genuine? It seemed like the most fake cry I've ever witnessed in my life.
I recently showed my 17 year old daughter this movie and I didnt think it would hit her hard because she usually does not cry at many things being a military daughter but she reacted just as you did and it broke my heart to see her break down as it broke my heart to see cry on this reaction. You have a beautiful heart and reacted the way your supposed to in a movie. Thank you
I've always believed that, when Paul Edgecomb says "may God have mercy on your soul" to John Coffey, he really means "may God have mercy on MY soul"
Yeah, he's talking to himself at this point.
Absolutely!
Tom Hanks wanted to improvise during the scene and say "our souls" but Frank Darabont told him no that it would spell it out for the audience
@@jasonu3741 A wise choice.
@@Aaron-ze1io The Comparison with this scene that Darabont (the director) was going for is that of Pontius Pilate the roman govenor who had to oversee the execution of Christ.
Tom Hanks understood the symbolism and wanted to say "may god have mercy on OUR souls" indicating the state, the Audience AND he himself are all complicit in this crime against god's angel.
Thats why he did not want it spelled out for the viewer and left line as it would have correctly been said "may god have mercy on YOUR soul" and the viewers over time thought "he must mean MY soul"
remember his name is "john Coffee... like the drink only not spelled the same" or for those who did not pick up on it its J.C Jesus Christ.
A lot of reactors don’t seem to grasp the dilemma here: yes, the guards know that John Coffey is innocent, but they have NO WAY OF PROVING IT. They do not have the power to set him free. And if they helped him to escape, he’d almost certainly just be recaptured again within a matter days, if not hours; and they’d have sacrificed their jobs and their freedom all for nothing.
Exactly.
This is what happens when people do not learn their history (and try to erase it cos of its harshness).
We're gonna be right back in those harsh times before you know it. The players may change roles and zeitgeists may differ a bit, but the scripts will all be the same as they were back then.
@@BlackieNuff lol this is nothijg to do with history, exaxt same thing will happen today. Do you think a death row prisoner today can just be released by the prison guards after they claim he can do miracles?
They have no way of proving what John can do??? Really? How about having him, oh I don’t know, show them.
@@colin72
They would first have to gain a hearing to be allowed an opportunity to show them; which could be quite a bit more difficult than you might expect. They cannot show anyone anything if they cannot get anyone willing and interested enough to reopen the case, and the chances of that are slim to none.
And then they would have to convince judge and jury that it is real, that they are not pulling off some kind of trick- a less formidable challenge perhaps, but still a consideration.
could show pictures of Billy the kid and say he confessed before he died and since Paul saw it he could describe everything, and say that's why Percy killed him
You was not ready for this neither for anybody eles including me we all cried this movie is a masterpiece
The ending always moves me....A mouse living 70+ years would be the equivalent of a human living around 2000 years.....Paul has a very long journey ahead of him.
This is a good way to become an emperor
"Is Paul coming?" - Vladislav
"Paul is... eight thousand years old, we're not going to have him at the flat meeting." - Viago
Maybe not. He got a lot less of John than the mouse. Maybe it was good then, that he couldn't bring the girls back.
I think the mouse lived so long because he was brought back to life.
@@vodengc520 Paul sure got grumpy with old age. But we are best friends to this day
I have never felt the need to give a stranger a hug more than I do right now, when you started to bawl it literally broke my heart
Indeed my friend 😔😔
It's an amazing film and it breaks my heart to see Trixy crying like that,I have watched a lot of reactions to this movie but Trixy Blues reaction is the one that affects me the most.
No matter how many times I hear it when he says I'm afraid of the dark makes me cry killing an angel no words to be said
That was one of the best reactions I've ever watched. Blue you have such a big heart. It's safe to say that almost everyone cries when they watch this movie. Tom Hanks is at the top of his game and Michael Clarke duncan gives the performance of his career. RIP to mr duncan.🙏😪
Love your reactions, Miss Blue.
"I think the cheese slid off his cracker" simply refers to someone a little off or not being altogether well. Like "one soda short of a six-pack" or "one sandwich short of a picnic".
Don't forget, "Nuttier than a fruitcake!"
@@victorpena9824 Or, " One card short of a full deck! "
One crayon short of a box 😊
There are plenty of good examples for these in the song "I'm going slightly mad"
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There are some kangaroos loose in the top paddock.
This reaction highlights one of those times when I wish that I could hold you and comfort you while you cry. Nothing inappropriate, just comforting you.
I read the book. It actually first came out as a series of shortened novellas. And I remember when I watched the film in the theater (twice), I said to myself, "I think this might be the first time the movie is just as good as the book... possibly even more emotional." And like all film adaptations, they had to leave many great moments from the book out... but it truly didn't matter. Everything you wanted and needed was still there in the film.
Side note:: It lost out to American Beauty for Best Picture that year (also up against The Cider House Rules & The Sixth Sense; truly a great year for films), and though I still understand that American Beauty was a masterpiece and deserved the win, in hindsight The Green Mile probably should have won. They just don't make movies like they used to. This movie would have won Best Picture against any film of the last decade.
If only Darabont and Co could make a Firestarter film adaptation to match the heart and intelligence of the novel I would be very happy.
I've seen many Reaction-Video's to this iconic Movie but all the Reactions in THIS Video are the most emotional Reactions I've ever seen and I got chills the whole time and I cried my eyes out...😢
0:33 lolol, Loved that reaction.
All in all an fantastic reaction. With some true glaring anger (fully deserved!) and the gut punching sadness at the end.
That's the most common reaction to Percy, that and the satisfied reaction to his new post ;-) I swear I can see Mr. Jingles' last breath there at the end...foreshadowing that Paul will ultimately meet his end as well.
Saw some decent math suggesting Mr Jingles lived about 20x his normal lifespan. If you apply that directly to Paul's remaining life expectancy(when he got zapped), he's got until he's about 6-700 years old.
@@DavidWright1138 I think I saw that article as well but there were some HUGE assumptions about "power levels" of John Coffey's "juice" as it related to the body mass of the recipient and healing vs. resurrecting....lot of variables that don't have data points.
masterpiece, one of the few movies that can still mess me up, hard not to ugly cry
Del's death has to be one of the most painful deaths in movie history
Watching Blue cry when Jon died was heartbreaking 💔 🥺
Beautiful, genuine reaction to one of the most heartwrenching and true movies in existence. John's monologue kills me anyway but one of his miracle healings hits even harder given a personal loss of mine a little less than 11 months ago.
What a gut-wrenching, visceral yet thoughtful reaction. You brought me to tears. Thank you for sharing your beautiful soul with us.
You have a beautiful soul, Blue. I thoroughly enjoy your reactions. You get it! ❤
Every one with a heart crys
Cries
This movie always reminds me to leave the world a bit of a better place than I found it even when it seems silly or pointless at times to do so.
This movie shows you two sets of evil, you have Wild Bill, who seems more crazy/deranged than meanspirited & to whom it is almost more of a game & you have Percy who gets off on feeling powerful and abusing his position in life, acting out of spite, selfish- & pettiness and judging those beneath him as lesser.
It's less cut and dry than that - they purposefully neglect to tell you what Del and Arlo did to warrant the electric chair sentence so that you can be more sympathetic to them when Percy does what he does.
But that woman at Del's execution saying "Hope he's scared..... Hope he knows the fires are stoked and Satan's imps are waitin" still haunts me to this day.
That pure tone and look of malevolence bites deeper to me than the grief filled anger of the twin girls father at John Coffey's execution - he just wanted it over with, she wanted to skin Del alive.
I cried right along with you and you earned my sub. I can tell you're a very kind and giving person that really cares about others and that's such a beautiful quality and I wish more people were like that. Then the world wouldnt be such an ugly place.
Damn, I have not watched this since I was a teenager when it was new. Great movie from a great time. I feel like the 90's was the best decade in American cinema in many respects. I remember reading somewhere that 1999 was the most commercially successful year for Hollywood. I forgot all about Gary Sinise being in this one too. If I may, I would love to see you react to Apollo 13. It's another Tom Hanks/Gary Sinise pairing based on real events. It's a truly inspiring movie.
@Necramonium I thought they started filming the lord of the rings in 1999, before it was released in 2001.
I am impressed with your sensitivity and your thoughtful insights. I am 74 and I love seeing young people grow strong character and values.
This is one of my fav movie ! So beautiful ! I can cry at the end, every time i'm watching it !
Your reaction crush my heart Blue ! It just gives me the will to hug you at the end, when you were crying during John death...
This is one of those movies where if you're likely to cry you're guaranteed to do so. It's beautiful and heart-breaking at that same time. It's such a favourite of mine. You almost need to watch with someone for mental support. Thanks for your reactions.
Him shaking his hand was so powerful
In older times it was called a flicker show because rolls of film with individual pictures would be shown through a camera and they would often flicker as speed would alternate
And the old slang term survives in the modern term "chick flick."
Knowing where you cutoff Part 1, we were stepping into the dry sponge scene right away (one of the most horrific scenes). Thanks for your reactions to this movie. You brought back to it the true emotions that should be expressed by us all to this story. 😭
Someone with a cold and ugly heart wouldn't cry so much at this film. You have a warm and beautiful heart, because a great many tears fell. This is such a fantastic film, but I cry every single time I watch this. As someone who has come back from death twice, it is a better place after we go. So calm and truly at peace. All of the wrong and pain in this physical life drains away. 10/10 reaction.
It's refreshing to see younger generations moved by older films. As to the intricacies of the way executions work, i believe it is a state issue and only an appeals court and perhaps the governor, depending on the state's constitution, can stay the execution. I believe the Supreme Court can also intervene. However, in this case, there was no admissible evidence to justify a stay, so there was nothing they could do to save John.
The good thing is that young kids get this. My heart was broken when I watched this. Now I have the space to think find that beauty. Weep then change the world kids, over to you.
@02:14 Absolutely, hands-down, THE best reaction to Percy’s b.s. claim and Brutal punching him.
This is one of those movies that is so masterfully directed, but I can't bring myself to watch it again.
"I'm tired, boss. Tired of being 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?"
Words still true, up to this day.
Miss Blue,
I agree with Victor here just below. The book is amazing (I bought mine as a single copy, but it can come as six separate books) and the adaptation was amazing. It is a classic movie that will be around for a very, very long time. Your reaction was such a great one and I have seen none better. As an empath I have cried every time I have seen this movie and I have seen it many times, but your tears as Victor said, wrecked me as well. For me not to cry was a first for anything emotional. It came from your tears and your deep and sweet feelings. It was amazing for me to pick up on your emotions instead of my own. Thank you for that. One thing I want to share is Michael Clarke Duncan (John Coffey), Michael Jeter (Del), Dabs Greer (The older Paul), and Eve Connely (Old Paul's woman friend, Elaine) have all passed away.
"He'll get saved from this world." Right.
When movies were first shown in theaters the projectors weren't the best and the films would be a little jumpy, flicker, so they were nicknamed flicker shows.
your pure heartache and sobbing nearly tore my heart apart :( The ending is so unfair, but it's what makes this movie what it is...
Thank you for not hiding your emotions. I love this movie and have seen dozens of reactions to it, and some people seem to try to hide their emotion from the camera, which takes away from the reaction in my opinion. Great reaction 🙂
I thought I was going to make it through without a tear , and then you had to cry .
Well done Blue...i'm glad you enjoyed it. Its a brilliant movie and story. There won't be too many movies that are harder to watch but its well worth the emotion. You have a new subscriber from Australia due to this reaction.
The best movies are those that touch the entire spectrum of human emotions, like Forest Gump and this movie plus many others. Well done Blue. You're well on your way in your journey in discovering what it is to be a true lover of films. Be sure to balance the types of movies you watch. Perhaps a comedy to lighten your mood should be next. How about "Shaun the Sheep" movie? A brilliant animation comedy.
Stephen King is an absolute fucking genius. And Frank Darabont is the perfect film-maker to adapt his stuff.
Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
"I didn't know the sponge was supposed to be wet"
Then WHY ELSE would there be a SPONGE???
That Percy is not stupid, he is just evil and cruel. He knew goddamned well the sponge was to be wet.
oh we all know that. He was just trying to cover his ass, like he does all his life.
@@k1productions87
Hahaha, yeah, for sure.
As bad as a child who gets caught dead-to-rights, in the act, and STILL denies their mischief with assertions like "It wasn't me!" or "I didn't do anything!"
At least the child has a degree of naivete as an "excuse".
So was the actor who played him. Doug Hutchison married a 16 year old when he was 51. And yes, there was grooming.
What did I cry while watching this film. John Coffey deserves the freedom and beauty of nature
The director of this film, Frank Darabont, also directed The Shawshank Redemption AND developed the tv series The Walking Dead.
I always cry seeing the ending of this film 😭😭😭.
Sweet jesus I honestly didn't expect this reaction from you at this level, thank you for reacting.
I like your reactions really much because you are one of the really few people who can show emotions from the deepest of the soul :)
I have seen this movie several times but I never cried until you did. Thank you for sharing your emotion, Blue.
Even if i watch it 10 times before. This movie still touches me. Love your reactions. I wanted to hug you while you crying at john's death scene
The movie they show John Coffey is "Top Hat" with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. It was released in 1935, so it was new when they were watching it. You should watch it, too!
Second that.
💕 You have a beautiful heart. Glad you're here.
Truly one of the greatest movies of our time. I had the pleasure of watching it in a theater when it was first released, that's an experience worth having if you ever get the opportunity. Another beautiful movie worth watching is "Rain Man" (1988). Hope you get the chance to watch it someday, I think you'll like it.
Great reaction . You are the first person to think about mr.jingles fetching the keys for del. loved it
your probably my favorite reactor at this time...keep up the great work
Ohhhh honey bunny.....I was exactly you. Ugly cried the entire last 30 min of this movie and for an hour after, then again when I thought of it later. You're changed as a person after seeing it. Thanks for sharing. It was remarkable💙🙂✌👍
I am always conflicted with reactions to this movie. I love that people get to experience it and feel bad that people get to experience it. Great reaction. You have a good and tender heart
Trix! I love how you say you don’t like violence but you really hate Percy!! 😂😂😂
Sometimes powerful emotional moments can only happen to those who had the sense of empathic pain, compassion, anger, fear, or hope. We just have live on our lives among those things together, no matter how hard it is for us to resist on such heart-breaking moments.
I really appreciate everything about this from you!
if you haven't seen yet, watch shawshank redemption, it's also a stephen king's book adaptation and even though it doesn't involve any paranormal stuff for some reason while watching it i always get similar vibes like from green mile
highly recommend it, it's a masterpiece as well
Brutus with wet eyes is the strongest image in the movie
RIP Michael Clarke Duncan. So underrated.
I'm glad he was able to give us this performance before he left us.
Great reaction! BTW . . . you realize that Lt. Dan from Forrest Gump was in this movie too, right? He was the lawyer. I read this when Stephen King originally published this in six parts, one short book a month for six months. It was pretty amazing.
I was crying and laughing the same time you were when the man said his cheese fell off his cracker
this is why The Green Mile is one of my all time fav movies
This movie taught me fear of immortality. It was heart wrenching. The movie is sad enough to make me cry, but seeing you cry so hard ... almost broke me. Feel yourself hugged.
To see your reaction made me cry as well. Lots of hugs
Oh My goodness Trixie I didn't think there was anyway we could top Forrest Gump in the feels but you did it Warm and fuzzies laughs and tears you brought it all on this one and it was much more fun watching this movie with you many blessings my dear ❤🌹🌹🌹
Poor sweet Blue. It even got more sad seeing you in tears. *Hug* 🫂💖💕
Great reaction, I cried along with you. The Notebook is also a good tear jerker. 😔
Watching your first tear dropped, broke me in part 1. Glad you loved the movie.
from the very first handshake Paul and John share, John sees in his heart that Paul is a good man
Blue is like "What are you guys doing to me with these emotional requests?"
It’s no coincidence that Johns initials are JC.
I've watched every Green Mile reaction and you are the only person besides myself that cried when she saw the old Mr. Jingles.
Thank you for this. I know it must be difficult, but it’s really important sometimes to something. I really appreciate this so much!
This movie always hurts my heart no matter how many times I watch it. Seeing all the guards breaking down always gets to me.
A Flick is a movie so a flicker show is how it was said back then
Oh, Gods. A difficult movie to watch every time I see it. 😭 I'm glad you chose to watch it, as I wish others (Homies) would do, so many lessons in this story. Stephen King is the master storyteller, as I feel this adaptation is a masterpiece. I wanted to come through the screen and hold you in comfort, I know how you feel. I remember my Mom every time I watch it. Thank you 😊, this was beautiful.
Pretty sure Homies has done this one
@@StoryMing Only Ellie.
@@jonathanspahn7308 Watch 'Just Trust Ash' .. he and his GF's reaction was also incredible.. and The Homies gals did this movie as well (3 gals)
You're not crying - I'm crying! Wait. No, it checks out.
Love Your Reactions. Thanks For Sharing Your Emotions
Trixy is there any way to send you a box of Moon 🌝 Pies.
The look on your face at 14:04 is priceless 😆🤣
It's so cathartic to see Percy and Wild Bill get payback from the guards and John Coffey.
John Coffey's initials are JC. Stephen King has said that that's not an accident.
Looks like you might’ve needed that, you seemed so relieved after crying. Is that what they mean by “Having a good cry”? It certainly was a roller coaster of emotions, and I will always, always remember Michael Clarke Duncan as John Coffy may he Rest In Peace.
I know it's stupid, but at one point I wanted to hug John and Trixy.
Great movie. I can't watch it without crying.
That's exactly how I cry every time I watch this movie.
Loved your super honest and sweet reaction
25:45..You say "I really love movies like this" and you spend half the time crying,don't worry,I was crying with you.It's a heartbreaking story but so amazing.Your reaction was so touching,of course it's very sad that John had to die but nothing could be done to stop it unfortunately.
One of the deepest and most powerful movies I ever watched. Influenced my life for sure!!
Well done. Tear-jerkers are hard. You should try 'Meet Joe Black'. Perfect film for you. Sad and beautiful at the same time.
Hahaha, "flicker show"... gotta love all those old terminologies... Like when movies finally had audio added they were called "talkies" for a while.
Frank Darabont (director) plus Stephen King = movie perfection (often with a lot of tears).