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Thank you! It's an interesting learning experience! but like you say I'm focussing on making sure I don't subtly spoil anything and instead try to communicate with you viewers with little looks and stuff for when exciting bits are happening. And letting Lauren fully experience it with fresh eyes. Thanks so much for being here! ~H
Michael Clark Duncan was 6' 5" and the camera angles made him look even taller. He passed away in 2012 at the age of 54. Back in that era, the man was head of the household. Doctors would give them the diagnosis and they would pass it along to whatever family member was ill.
I read the book after watching this it gives you more insight into what each inmate did ... The dude who played Percy is a real piece of work in real life too so his character of a jerk isn't far off... bitterbuck (the native American man) was in a bar fight where someone lost their life, deliquesce(the man with the mouse) is a serial killer, John was presumably guilty for murder, and billy the kid (last inmate brought in) is an all in all bad guy! Great reaction, you guys
Ah ok! yeah during it you are always wondering what these guys actually did so thats some great context thank you! We will have to actually read the stories at some point! Thanks so much for being here!
He was a peaceful man. He had the ability to heal people. He could bring the dead back to life. He was unjustly executed. His initials were ....JC Story told by a man named Paul.
The reason John was crying when they found him holding the blonde girls - by touching them he was able to experience and feel everything they felt right up to when they died.
Yeah we think this movie will always hit those chords no matter how far into the future we watch it. It's one of the great things with no CGI stuff that the story will be great no matter when you watch it. Thanks for being here!
What a beautiful reaction to a soul wrenching movie. i have seen this movie a dozen times and never made it through without bawling. I love Lauren's heart on full display. You are one lucky man Harry!
Heya! Thank you for such a kind comment! Response like this genuinely mean so much to us, its quite a big thing when you start a channel to actually pop yourself online so this sort of reply makes it 100x better thank you. And I am indeed very lucky, Lauren often does these comment replies too so I will make sure she sees this 😊 Glad to have you here Larry! (is it ok to call you Larry?) Hopefully will see you on future videos too!
I was 10 years old when I first saw this movie back in January 2000. When John Coffey s death comes on I still cry like the kid I was back then. Alot of people don't catch this when he is about to get executed he keeps saying" I'm in heaven I'm in heaven" ....the actor passed away the gentle giant Michael Clarke Duncan.
That's an intense film to watch at 10 years old. Such a brilliant movie. Devastating. But brilliant. Thank you for being here and I hope our reaction was enjoyable for you.
Such beautiful lines, I had so many battles with the copyright censors to get this up and I'm glad I was able to keep lines like that one prominent in the edit. Thank you for being here!
She cares strongly and deeply. It's a lovely quality but does cause some pain when watching such great emotional movies like these! Thanks for being here to watch with us!
Yeah it's definitely an experience this film! It really is one of the greatest movies around though, just, like we say at the end, can't watch it too often haha.
Great job you two! This is an intense film, glad you survived it ok! Nice to see you starting to try out some different editing techniques too! Hope it all goes well for you both!
Thanks so much! It was definitely intense! Lauren needed a few litres of water after to replenish the tears! And yes! We've never edited before so learning bits and pieces as we go! Hopefully every upload will get a little better each time!
Ive seen a lot of Green Mile reactions and this is one of the rop 5 ever. You got me all emotional watching yall. Shows you are such a good empathetic person. You got a new subscriber in me
Thank you so much! This honestly means the world to us! We are brand new to all this but are just genuinely being ourselves on the camera so this is a lovely comment to read. We really appreciate you being here and for making our day!
"The Green Mile" is a masterpiece. It has a "sister" movie that many feel is even better - "The Shawshank Redemption" - completely different, but both have connections. Both are: Masterpiece Prisoner movies / Directed by Frank Darabont / Screenwrite adaption by Frank Darabont / Source story by Stephan King. Completely unrelated but often mentioned is another masterpiece called "Forrest Gump" starring Tom Hanks.
We've had a few people recommend Shawshank redemption now so we definitely will get this one done! Forrest gump eventually too! Thank you for the suggestion!
"I wish I could have met you guys someplace else.' Can't help but wonder if Del had grown up knowing people like them would he have turned out different.
we LOVED that line. It was running through my mind so much afterwards, does make you think what life can be like with small changes in our actions or who we meet etc..
This is the first movie you've reacted to that I like, so normally I would wait and see before subscribing, but you're both so charming and fun that I'm subscribing anyway and will drop by when your movie is in my interest range.
100% fair enough! And we really thank you for those kind words, it means a lot to us! I hope we drop a few more films over the coming weeks and months that you will enjoy. Which ones would you like to see?
@@Flix-n-Feels Well, I can tell you some that I've enjoyed: "Contact," “The Dead Zone,” "Deja Vu," "Forbidden Planet," "Frequency," "Gandhi," "Ghost," "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," "Miracle on 34th Street (1947 not the remake)," "North by Northwest," "The Pink Panther," "Psycho," "Rear Window," "Rio Bravo," "Some Like it Hot," "The Terminator," "Vertigo"
First off you guys are soo good looking ... secondly it was a great review , amazing ..please make a review on hatchi : a dog story , more power & love to flix n feels 💙
Thank you very much! Comments like this definitely brighten our day! We've had this film mentioned a few times now so we will look to get a reaction done for sure!
YAYYY. My favorite TH-cam couple is back with a new video. Since you liked this one, I would recommend watching The Shawshank Redemption, It's a really good movie too. React to Transformers & John Wick. Love you guys.
Hey Dev! So glad to see you back! This one took me a bit longer to get uploaded! Sorry we kept you waiting! All 3 of those are on our to watch list! Its gonna be a good time coming up haha, hope you're well! And thanks so much for the comment, as always it really helps us get the video out there! ~H
@Flix-n-Feels a literal ride or die friend, and the biggest heart. John Kofee and Tom Hanks characters had kind hearts, but we knew that right away. Just a few of my favorite quotes from Brutal: "He's paid what he owed. He's square with the house again. So keep your goddamn hands off of him" *When talking about helping the wardens wife* without even questioning it "so tell us what you had in mind" "Well feel how we feel then. We don't hate you. Can you feel that"? Those three quotes said so much about him and his character. Imo, more so than any dialogue from Paul or John Kofee
Thank you so much, we really appreciate you being here and 'engaging' with us! Hopefully will see you back in future videos! Any other masterpieces you'd recommended? We are trying to compile some top requested movies 🙂
Excellent reaction to a classic movie. You earned a "Subscribe" from me! Looking forward to watching more reactions from you two. Best wishes for the success of your channel.
Thank you so much for being here! We are brand new so glad you found us! We have not! I actually have this on my to watch list! I assuming you recommend it yeh? ~H
@ Very highly recommend that film. I do have a lot of favorite films but just giving the title of your channel; “n feels” this one definitely checks that book x, but also I love messages and story of those who put others before themselves and this is an absolute fantastic portrayal of people who do that on a daily basis
It wasn't necessarily the movie itself that made him cry...it was John singing "I'm in Heaven" when being strapped in about to die it what surprised him most... remember Paul's face when he did
Great reaction guys! To make you feel better about John's death, you need to look at the snapshot of what he was doing before going to the chair. Firstly, he has scars all over his back that are very old and stretched, as if he was beaten with a whip when he was a child. Bit when was he a child? Second, John is always obeyed. In word or actions, once he makes up his mind what needs to happen it will. The behavior of everyone around John is strange, and is at odds with what they may be saying, or normal behavior in the same circumstances. John is just so soft spoken that nobody catches the truth. John gives them orders, or may just hold them where they are. When John put The Dark into Percy, the other guards started to intervene but hang back. Then, in spite of Percy's obvious distress, they let him walk away until after he shoots Wild Bill. With just these abilities, if John had wished for a different outcome to the entire matter he could have made it happen. And I think he could've made everyone involved forget he was ever even there. As has happened before. His lawyer said it was like he fell out of the sky. I think it was more like he fell out of minds.
Great film. Superb acting by a absolutely stellar cast. Liking your wicked cool accents, and phrasing...."hey". Big shoutout from across the pond at Gatlinburg. That's in East Tennessee. U.S.A. You guys should really check out "The Shawshank Redemption", with Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman. "A River Runs Through It", with Brad Pitt and Sir Anthony Hopkins, And of course another Tom Hanks film this time co-starring Gary Sinise, "Forrest Gump". Good luck with your channel. You both have what it takes to do real well. See ya on the next. Much peace and lots of love. Cheers, mate.. Later.
Hey Gene! Thanks so much for this comment. It really means a lot to us when people take the time to send nice feedback and comments our way! Glad you enjoy our accents! We are a mixture of English and New Zealand! I didnt have A River Runs Through It on our list yet so i have added that! The other 2 we plan to get to in hopefully the not too distant future! Thanks so much for being here and hopefully see you on future videos too!
"Darkness" is where evil lives. This is why John doesn't want his head covered. Depending upon the species, the lifespan of a mouse is about 2 to 3 years. By the end of the film, Mister Jingles is about 65 years old.
I tried hard to make sure I didn't give anything away early 😅 I love seeing people watch great movies for the first time so this has been awesome to do. Thanks for being here and hopefully see you on future videos! ~H
New Subscriber and think you both have what it takes to build a great reaction channel. I know you will get to a point where you get in the groove with filming and recording and sound and set over time. For me two things I noticed the Movie audio was a little low at times and I was not clear until about the end that Lauren (lucky man) had never seen the movie, great reaction. I wish you all the best and I know its hard but really try to stick to movies and shows you have both not seen if that is possible.
Thank you so much! And also thank you for the constructive and well thought out feedback! We are very much looking to improve and so are taking bits of advice where ever we can get it! Appreciate you being here!
It's crazy to me that he is helping THEM through his own execution. I also think hes an angel that has been on earth too long and forgot who he really is.
Great reaction. Can't say this is a happy movie but it is such an emotionally impactful movie. Oh by the way this is a Steven King movie. Don't know if you know Steven King but he's mostly known for his horror novels.
We didnt realise it was Stephen King before watching! Lauren reads more than me (Harry) but she hasn't read this one either. Eventually we are going to have to jump into some horror movies too! So no doubt will come across him again!
Now for another movie from the same director and also another Steven King novel, The Shawshank Redemption. Bring the tissues. The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile are two of the best movies ever 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
We've been getting that one recommended alot so definitely on the to do list! Thanks so much for the suggestion and for being here! All this engagement is a massive help for the channel 🙂
probably one of the top 5 best movies ever, but one I will never watch again, its just too much but should be seen at some point of your life (in my opinion of course)
100%, at the start I mention I also think it's a genuine great but that I was dreading watching it. I'm jealous that Lauren gets to see all these for the first time! Thanks so much for being here and helping the channel out. Any other greats you'd recommend?
If you understand the time period this movie was set in and its location, you would know that because John was a black man in the deep south of the U.S. prejudices ran extremely harsh. It wasn't in you clip, but his defense lawyer wasn't very concerned because of John's color.
Yes 100% it's on our soon to do list! Definitely want to get this one done, thank you for the comment, seeing suggestions, even if others already have, encourage us to get them done sooner 🙂
You guys did a good job on this reaction, In my opinion, you edited out a few too many keys scenes. I'll check out your other reactions, I'm curious to see if how you how you edit your reactions.I just looked at your other videos and saw you are very new to doing reactions, with that is mind, you guys did a great job on this one. Keep it up and focus a little the editing.
Hey thank you! Yes we are 3 weeks into our journey so we are taking on board as much feedback as possible so a great time to give us your thoughts on stuff. The major issue I've been struggling with so far is getting the copyright bot happy with the uploads so at times we may have removed some stuff people wish we hadn't ☹️ but I'm slowly getting better at it! Thank you for being here and Inputting, we really appreciate it.
Nice reaction! 👍👍 May I suggest reacting to older classics. Find the ones that neither of you have seen. It will make for a more interesting channel. I will subscribe and be watching. ✌️
@Flix-n-Feels A good reference is the American Film Institute's (AFI) 100 Greatest Movies of All Time. Although I don't get Citizen Kane as being #1. I suggest "Casablanca," a true masterpiece! Don't discount B&W movies. Once you get into the story, you'll forget it's not in color. Have fun! 🙏✌️
You left out the key scenes of how and why they decided to take John out of prison. The scene how he was choking on the tumor. Or what caused them to go for the walk to Mr. Jingles with the lady or how John passed powers to him and the mouse. They were important.
Yeah i really tried to keep in as much as possible, i have about 10 edits on my harddrive of trying to pass the copyright blocks that are put in place so had to delete some stuff id rather not have. I hope we still had some of the scenes you'd enjoy though and thank you for being here!
Nice reaction,have liked & subscribed. Did I notice an Aussie accent in the lady reactors accent? Am looking forward to future reactions especially to Forrest Gump. 🤔🇦🇺🎥🤩🌻🙌👍
Yay thank you so much! Almost! Kiwi (New Zealand) accent! Really appreciate you being here and for interacting on the video too! So glad to have you as part of the crew now!
The Stephen King book gives a backstory of the guards and inmates. It also reveals the mode of death of each character. The film takes place during the Great Depression of the 1930's. "Breadlines" were a way for the unemployed (generally men) were able to eat. The setting for this story is rural Louisiana. Stephen King purposely wrote religious symbolism throughout the story.
Great movie. Another vote for another Frank Darabont adaptation of a Stephen King story - The Shawshank Redemption. Another prison movie but a very different one.
Yes people seem to be highly recommending this so we are planning to get to it sooner rather than later! Thanks so much for adding to the calls for it and thank you for being here!
100% it is on our to-do list! We are lucky we have so many great films to get through but this one has been highly recommended a few times now so will definitely get to it! Thank you so much. ~H
Hey Jaden! It really is! Loved watching it but also so sad. Like I said at the start, i know how great it is and im dreading it haha. Thanks for coming back! Awesome to see you again.
Yeah we apologise, we had lots of issues with the copyright bot, i got it louder for John Coffeys scenes towards the end but we kept getting stung before that for everything else. Im brand new to all this so trying to get better at it as quick as possible so these problems dont become common. Thank you for being here and for the feedback.
I am a new subscriber and I hope to see a first time reaction to The Exorcist (1973) and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) and The Omen (1976) and Jaws (1975) and Alien (1979) and The Shining (1980) and The Thing (1982) and A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984) and Halloween (1978) and Alligator (1980) and The Terminator (1984) and Aliens (1986) and Child's Play (1988) and Pumpkinhead (1988) and Terminator 2 Judgement Day (1991) and Tremors (1990) and Friday The 13th (1980) and Fright Night (1985) just for fun as well:).
A horror fan! Neither of us have seen hardly any horror films so we are definitely going to be a fun one for you to watch freak out to all the classics haha. Thank you for this list, it's great to see what people want to watch!
John is every good and moral black man in America. P.S. An if John lawyer wasn't so immoral maybe John might have healed his son. Michael should have won an Oscar for playing John Coffey! Oh and there is a story about a Roman soldier who helped kill Jesus who was cursed to live until Judgement Day too.
Such a great story, and i guess that curse is a pretty brutal one to have to bear! Thank you for being here and inputting this info! I agree he should have won an Oscar for this role!
So every good and moral black man in America has Christ like healing powers? John's lawyer was racist yes but the circumstantial evidence was pretty compelling, and how would John have known about his son? And Michael was great, but he was not better than Haley Joel Osment in The sixth Sense, who didn't win either.
Hey there! Thanks so much for this! Neitehr of us have seen Band of Brothers and I have wanted to do so for many years, i had actually forgotten to pop this on our list but i 100% want to get around to it! So yes, we will do it at some point for sure! Thank you for suggesting it!
Excellent movie reaction guys. Excellent!!! Was this the most emotional movie that Lauren has ever seen?? How about having her make up her own rating scale with using Kleenex ,from one Kleenex to five Kleenex? Five of course being the best... How about staying with the Tom Hanks movies and watching saving Private Ryan next?
Hey John! You definitely got a good amount of tears out of Lauren for this one! That's definitely the most i've seen her cry watching something so it's gotta be right up there. She hasnt seen hardly anything so there could be some really good ones to come. Need to give her a little bit to recover haha but Saving Private Ryan will definitely be one of our sooner reactions, Lauren hasn't seen it and hopefully it would be good for the channel. And yes a scale would be a good idea, we are looking to set up a general ranking system to display for everything we do (just need to sort the logistics) but an additional 'kleenex' ranking for the most emotional could be a great idea too. Thanks for coming back John, we appreciate it!
@@Flix-n-Feels You're right, you're so very right. She does need a break... How about watching dumb and dumber or blazing saddles? Or maybe fastimes at ridgemont high? Those are all good comedy movies...
A comedy is a good idea. We have 2 more from the marvel world that I'm editing currently (looking to finish MCU phase 1 by Xmas) but would be nice to pop another standalone classic in between, and we've seen superheros, we seen action, we seen tears now, maybe time to see some laughs for a film then back into some emotional ones again 😅
You know I just thought of a movie that would be excellent for you on the adventure side and for your wife being on the romantic drama side... Braveheart, staring Mel Gibson or ghost starring Patrick swayze and Demi Moore
@@Flix-n-FeelsJust so there's no confusion, it's the audio for the movie that's too low. Thoroughly enjoyed your reaction. Felt a bit sad for Lauren.. it takes a lot out of you, both physically and mentally.
For sure! We will add it to our list, we add everything people suggest we just have a lot to get through but it will happen eventually! Thanks so much!
Thank you for the feedback, I kept trying to increase the volume but the copyright bot wasn't happy. I got it louder for the later John Coffey scenes but I will try to make sure future uploads are optimised better. Really appreciate the feedback!
1. YOU WILL CRY😭😭 2. Dabbs Greer/old Paul was ill during production, so his part was done later. He also played Reverend Alden on "Little House on the Prairie". 3. Hammersmith was not a good lawyer. (most likely a racial thing. It was 1935 South.) 4. In the book King briefly covers why the Chief and Del are on death row. 5. This movie was nominated for Best Supporting Actor (MCD) and Best Cast but unfortunately neither won.😭😭 6. Players in other King adaptations: Jeffery DeMunn: Shawshank Redemption, The Mist, Storm of the Century and William Sadler: Shawshank Redemption, The Mist. David Morse: The Langoliers. Patricia Clarkson played Margarat White in King's remake of Carrie". Needless to say, it was a much different part. 7. Movie magic Electricity makes the body contract. Del wouldn't be able to scream. I know it' just for the movie because of the length of the execution scene. 8. IRL James Cromwell is a vegan and didn't want to grill meat for the BBQ scene but was told that in 1935 people actually ate meat so he agreed to have some on the grill. 9. RE Percy: Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. KARMA's a Bitch. BTW Kudos to Doug Hutchison for the great job of playing Percy. EVERYONE hates him.🤬🤬 10. John also rescues the other patients at Briar Ridge. 11. IRL both David Morse and James Cromwell are about the same height as Michael Clark Duncan. They used planks, a small bed and smaller chair along with trick photography/angles to make John look taller. 12 The scene where John takes Mr. Jingles for safe keeping before Del's execution, they used a real mouse, and it pooped on Paul's shoulder, and he brushed it off. 13. Now we know what the "day old is fine" dry toast is for. 14 EVERYBODY cries and has to take time to reflect. Congratulations you just experienced. the GREATEST MOVIE EVER. (GOAT)🤩 15. Four words for you: Stephen King. You're WELCOME!
Oh my gosh thank you for all that info! Definitely one of our favourite aspects of this channel is learning all these bits after a reaction! Thanks for taking the time to tell us all of this. Really appreciate you being here and hopefully will get to see you on our future reactions too!
The lawyer had virtually NOTHING to work with.. no witnesses, no evidence, no confession from another party. John could have easily been lynched or shot on the spot.I don't blame John's conviction on his lawyer.
I'm brand new to your channel. Sorry I don't know your names. Enjoyed the girls reaction for the most part, but the guy seemed to not want to be there. Arms folded and just seems disinterested.
Welcome to the channel! Lauren and Harry! Glad you enjoyed Laurens reactions, I (Harry) sometimes forget im on camera but i promise to try and be better in future, definitely wasnt disinterested but we appreciate the feedback and will look to improve as the videos go by! Thanks for being here!
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Good for the male reactor here for resisting temptation and letting her experience the movie for herself. It often doesn't happen this way.
Thank you! It's an interesting learning experience! but like you say I'm focussing on making sure I don't subtly spoil anything and instead try to communicate with you viewers with little looks and stuff for when exciting bits are happening. And letting Lauren fully experience it with fresh eyes.
Thanks so much for being here! ~H
@@Flix-n-Feels. Check out " Conan The Barbarian " ( 1982 ) and " The Crow " ( 1994 ?).. very popular movies
Michael Clark Duncan was 6' 5" and the camera angles made him look even taller. He passed away in 2012 at the age of 54. Back in that era, the man was head of the household. Doctors would give them the diagnosis and they would pass it along to whatever family member was ill.
yeah ok fair enough, still a big man! A great performance by him!
We lost a good man and a very good actor.
@@Flix-n-Feels Fun fact: James Cromwell, the man playing warden Hal Moores, is actually 6'7, they used tricks to make MCD look bigger.
I’m only one inch shorter than Michael and I was thinking there’s no way I’m that much taller than others. So this makes a lot more sense lol
I read the book after watching this it gives you more insight into what each inmate did ... The dude who played Percy is a real piece of work in real life too so his character of a jerk isn't far off... bitterbuck (the native American man) was in a bar fight where someone lost their life, deliquesce(the man with the mouse) is a serial killer, John was presumably guilty for murder, and billy the kid (last inmate brought in) is an all in all bad guy! Great reaction, you guys
Ah ok! yeah during it you are always wondering what these guys actually did so thats some great context thank you! We will have to actually read the stories at some point! Thanks so much for being here!
while Sam Rockwell (billy the kid) is an all in all chill and quick witted person!
He was a peaceful man.
He had the ability to heal people.
He could bring the dead back to life.
He was unjustly executed.
His initials were ....JC
Story told by a man named Paul.
Oh wow... I never put 2 and 2 together before... Great input! Thank you!
He could not raise the dead, or the girls wouldn't have died. He could definitely heal a broken body 🙏
@ the mouse was recently dead, crushed into a bloody pancake. The girls had been dead too long. Rewatch the movie.
The reason John was crying when they found him holding the blonde girls - by touching them he was able to experience and feel everything they felt right up to when they died.
Oh my gosh, I never pieced that together! How awful, this movie has so many layers to it, really powerful! ~L
A man condemned to die
A man condemned to live
So true... both a horrible to be cursed with... Thank you for being here
Perfect thank you both, seen Green Mile reactions dozens of times, at 61 still ball like crazy, kind regards Chris (UK)
Yeah we think this movie will always hit those chords no matter how far into the future we watch it. It's one of the great things with no CGI stuff that the story will be great no matter when you watch it. Thanks for being here!
What a beautiful reaction to a soul wrenching movie. i have seen this movie a dozen times and never made it through without bawling. I love Lauren's heart on full display. You are one lucky man Harry!
Heya! Thank you for such a kind comment! Response like this genuinely mean so much to us, its quite a big thing when you start a channel to actually pop yourself online so this sort of reply makes it 100x better thank you. And I am indeed very lucky, Lauren often does these comment replies too so I will make sure she sees this 😊 Glad to have you here Larry! (is it ok to call you Larry?) Hopefully will see you on future videos too!
@@Flix-n-Feels only love to you both
I was 10 years old when I first saw this movie back in January 2000. When John Coffey s death comes on I still cry like the kid I was back then. Alot of people don't catch this when he is about to get executed he keeps saying" I'm in heaven I'm in heaven" ....the actor passed away the gentle giant Michael Clarke Duncan.
That's an intense film to watch at 10 years old. Such a brilliant movie. Devastating. But brilliant.
Thank you for being here and I hope our reaction was enjoyable for you.
"lonely as a sparrow in the rain"
Favorite part of the movie.
Such beautiful lines, I had so many battles with the copyright censors to get this up and I'm glad I was able to keep lines like that one prominent in the edit. Thank you for being here!
This is one of the examples of why Stephen King is such a great writer. Please react to the 'Shawshank Redemption' for another!
He is brilliant, I've actually got this book lined up to read next since watching this! Yes Shawshank is on the cards for very soon!!
All through the movie I felt so bad for the sweet young lady, she has a large soft heart.
She cares strongly and deeply. It's a lovely quality but does cause some pain when watching such great emotional movies like these! Thanks for being here to watch with us!
a sweet and moving reaction from both of you...thank you x
So glad that you enjoyed it! We were wrecked at the end of it haha, hope to see you in future videos too!
Your so brave watching this Lauren.. I couldn't.. loved watching you both .
❤️ it was a rough one that's for sure 😅 thank you so much for being here n watching these! It really means a lot to us!
Camera tricks and carefully built sets and props made him that tall. He and David Morse were the same height in reality.
Sneaky film makers 😅 they really made him feel like a giant in this
Michael was actually slightly taller, but James Cromwell was taller than both.
One of Stephen Kings best stories
We didn't realise it was a Stephen king story until the end! Is definitely a brilliant one!
I cry every single time watching this movie , btw love the reacrion ❤ .
Yeah it's definitely an experience this film! It really is one of the greatest movies around though, just, like we say at the end, can't watch it too often haha.
When John says im sorry for what i am instead of what ive done gets me everytime..great movie great reaction ..try CASTAWAY
Yeah there were a few lines that just cut you to the core. Castaway is another Tom Hanks film right?
Yes
@@Flix-n-Feels*Cast Away I correct it because it's a great but often overlooked detail of the movie that it's two words and not one😊
@that.ll_do_pig haha thank you very much. Gotta make sure we get the right one!
An absolute classic!
One of the best ever i'd say. Hard to watch though.
Great job you two! This is an intense film, glad you survived it ok! Nice to see you starting to try out some different editing techniques too! Hope it all goes well for you both!
Thanks so much! It was definitely intense! Lauren needed a few litres of water after to replenish the tears! And yes! We've never edited before so learning bits and pieces as we go! Hopefully every upload will get a little better each time!
A true masterpiece but hard to watch. I go thru all the feels everytime. Glad to go thru it with you guys.😢
Yeah it was brutal but such a great film, its very draining! So glad you enjoyed it and were here to watch it with us!
Great reaction to the saddest/beautiful film ever. You earned a subscribe. Well done!
Thanks Gordon, agreed we loved this film!
This is where the "Feels" part of your channel name comes into play. Great reaction!!!
Yay! This comment made us happy! Thanks so much!
You two are awesome! Amazing reactions to an amazing movie! Keep up the amazing work!
Thanks Denis! Really appreciate the support 😊 let us know if there is other films you would like to see!
Brilliant reaction, you work so well together
Thank you for this! Is always a relief to hear that our dynamic comes across ok on TH-cam! Any films you'd like to see coming up?
Fantastic reaction
Thank you thank you! Please you could be here!
Ive seen a lot of Green Mile reactions and this is one of the rop 5 ever. You got me all emotional watching yall. Shows you are such a good empathetic person. You got a new subscriber in me
Thank you so much! This honestly means the world to us! We are brand new to all this but are just genuinely being ourselves on the camera so this is a lovely comment to read. We really appreciate you being here and for making our day!
"The Green Mile" is a masterpiece. It has a "sister" movie that many feel is even better - "The Shawshank Redemption" - completely different, but both have connections. Both are: Masterpiece Prisoner movies / Directed by Frank Darabont / Screenwrite adaption by Frank Darabont / Source story by Stephan King.
Completely unrelated but often mentioned is another masterpiece called "Forrest Gump" starring Tom Hanks.
We've had a few people recommend Shawshank redemption now so we definitely will get this one done! Forrest gump eventually too! Thank you for the suggestion!
Get out the tissues for this one, the perfect follow up to this movie is The Shawshank Redemption...better bring a box for that one too. 😊
oohhh ok, we will make sure to get to it soon! Thank you so much for being here and we hope you had enough tissues!
Both these movies,Shawshank redemption and The Green Mile are both from Stephen King novels and they both have the same producer in the movies
@Noonesbusiness-n1i Makes sense why they are both considered so good i guess! Thanks for this.
Things happen in life that make us who we are.
"I wish I could have met you guys someplace else.' Can't help but wonder if Del had grown up knowing people like them would he have turned out different.
we LOVED that line. It was running through my mind so much afterwards, does make you think what life can be like with small changes in our actions or who we meet etc..
Lloramos con mi esposa muchisimo , excelente pelicula , saludos desde Argentina.
Thank you so much for being here! ¡Muchas gracias por estar aquí!
This is the first movie you've reacted to that I like, so normally I would wait and see before subscribing, but you're both so charming and fun that I'm subscribing anyway and will drop by when your movie is in my interest range.
100% fair enough! And we really thank you for those kind words, it means a lot to us! I hope we drop a few more films over the coming weeks and months that you will enjoy. Which ones would you like to see?
@@Flix-n-Feels Well, I can tell you some that I've enjoyed:
"Contact,"
“The Dead Zone,”
"Deja Vu,"
"Forbidden Planet,"
"Frequency,"
"Gandhi,"
"Ghost,"
"The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly,"
"Miracle on 34th Street (1947 not the remake),"
"North by Northwest,"
"The Pink Panther,"
"Psycho,"
"Rear Window,"
"Rio Bravo,"
"Some Like it Hot,"
"The Terminator,"
"Vertigo"
Brilliant! Thank you for those suggestions! I will add them to our list!
I remember one reactor watching this movie and saying afterwards that, it was hands down his favorite movie and he's not watching it EVER again.
I loved this film but think I need a break before trying to watch this again! Very emotional day filming 😭😶😅
First off you guys are soo good looking ... secondly it was a great review , amazing ..please make a review on hatchi : a dog story , more power & love to flix n feels 💙
Thank you very much! Comments like this definitely brighten our day! We've had this film mentioned a few times now so we will look to get a reaction done for sure!
YAYYY. My favorite TH-cam couple is back with a new video. Since you liked this one, I would recommend watching The Shawshank Redemption, It's a really good movie too. React to Transformers & John Wick.
Love you guys.
Hey Dev! So glad to see you back! This one took me a bit longer to get uploaded! Sorry we kept you waiting! All 3 of those are on our to watch list! Its gonna be a good time coming up haha, hope you're well! And thanks so much for the comment, as always it really helps us get the video out there! ~H
IDC what anyone says. Brutal is the real hero of the movie.
He was such an amazing character right?! ~L
@Flix-n-Feels a literal ride or die friend, and the biggest heart. John Kofee and Tom Hanks characters had kind hearts, but we knew that right away. Just a few of my favorite quotes from Brutal:
"He's paid what he owed. He's square with the house again. So keep your goddamn hands off of him"
*When talking about helping the wardens wife* without even questioning it "so tell us what you had in mind"
"Well feel how we feel then. We don't hate you. Can you feel that"?
Those three quotes said so much about him and his character. Imo, more so than any dialogue from Paul or John Kofee
100%, When hearing those I knew this man had some serious quality to him.
This is a true masterpiece indeed. Good luck with your channel btw!
Thank you so much, we really appreciate you being here and 'engaging' with us! Hopefully will see you back in future videos! Any other masterpieces you'd recommended? We are trying to compile some top requested movies 🙂
Excellent reaction to a classic movie. You earned a "Subscribe" from me! Looking forward to watching more reactions from you two. Best wishes for the success of your channel.
Thanks so much for being here! Love putting these out for you all to enjoy! Let us know what films you would like to see!
Great reaction to a wonderful film.
Thank you so much, it really was wonderful, exhausting but wonderful.
First time seeing your channel and I really enjoyed it. Have you ever seen “Only The Brave”
Thank you so much for being here! We are brand new so glad you found us! We have not! I actually have this on my to watch list! I assuming you recommend it yeh? ~H
@ Very highly recommend that film. I do have a lot of favorite films but just giving the title of your channel; “n feels” this one definitely checks that book x, but also I love messages and story of those who put others before themselves and this is an absolute fantastic portrayal of people who do that on a daily basis
Awesome we will make sure we get to this one! Recommendations from you guys directly definitely bumps movies up the list so thank you!
It wasn't necessarily the movie itself that made him cry...it was John singing "I'm in Heaven" when being strapped in about to die it what surprised him most... remember Paul's face when he did
You two are good company. Look forward to your reactions to Goodwill Hunting and Shawshank Redemption. Cheers from Philly!
Thanks Lee! We have got both of these films down to watch, can't wait to share more with you!
Great reaction guys!
To make you feel better about John's death, you need to look at the snapshot of what he was doing before going to the chair.
Firstly, he has scars all over his back that are very old and stretched, as if he was beaten with a whip when he was a child. Bit when was he a child?
Second, John is always obeyed. In word or actions, once he makes up his mind what needs to happen it will. The behavior of everyone around John is strange, and is at odds with what they may be saying, or normal behavior in the same circumstances. John is just so soft spoken that nobody catches the truth. John gives them orders, or may just hold them where they are. When John put The Dark into Percy, the other guards started to intervene but hang back. Then, in spite of Percy's obvious distress, they let him walk away until after he shoots Wild Bill.
With just these abilities, if John had wished for a different outcome to the entire matter he could have made it happen. And I think he could've made everyone involved forget he was ever even there. As has happened before. His lawyer said it was like he fell out of the sky. I think it was more like he fell out of minds.
If there are no tears while watching this, there is something wrong with you. It happens every time I watch it.
Definitely think I will sob every time I watch this! ~L
Mine start early since I know what's coming
@@johnnygood4831 I have watch this film without crying
Great film. Superb acting by a absolutely stellar cast. Liking your wicked cool accents, and phrasing...."hey". Big shoutout from across the pond at Gatlinburg. That's in East Tennessee. U.S.A. You guys should really check out "The Shawshank Redemption", with Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman. "A River Runs Through It", with Brad Pitt and Sir Anthony Hopkins, And of course another Tom Hanks film this time co-starring Gary Sinise, "Forrest Gump". Good luck with your channel. You both have what it takes to do real well. See ya on the next. Much peace and lots of love. Cheers, mate.. Later.
Hey Gene! Thanks so much for this comment. It really means a lot to us when people take the time to send nice feedback and comments our way! Glad you enjoy our accents! We are a mixture of English and New Zealand! I didnt have A River Runs Through It on our list yet so i have added that! The other 2 we plan to get to in hopefully the not too distant future!
Thanks so much for being here and hopefully see you on future videos too!
👍fantastic reaction ❤🇦🇺
Thank you so much! Glad you could be here!
❤ great reaction
Thanks for being here and for the feedback 😊~L
"Darkness" is where evil lives. This is why John doesn't want his head covered.
Depending upon the species, the lifespan of a mouse is about 2 to 3 years. By the end of the film, Mister Jingles is about 65 years old.
Gosh a 65 year old mouse 😮 so many powerful moments in the film right! ~L
Very nice reactions, great “sad” Movie and Contratulations both of you and for the “Poker Face” lol
I tried hard to make sure I didn't give anything away early 😅 I love seeing people watch great movies for the first time so this has been awesome to do. Thanks for being here and hopefully see you on future videos! ~H
Great Effort bro, I sure would be here again for your both reaction, all depends on the Movie… keep reacting to cool ones! 👍🏽
Would love to suggest Movies to React in the Comments Session if you’re ok with…
100% please feel free to suggest as many as you like, I'm making a big ol' list to get through!
Fun fact: Two best prison movies, "The Green Mile" and "The Shawshank Redemption," were both written by the master of horror Stephen King 👏
I didn't realise either were written by him until the comments on here! That's so cool, thank you for the info! And thank you for being here!
Thanks for the reaction are you guys from NZ
Lauren is from NZ, Harry is from the UK 🙂
New Subscriber and think you both have what it takes to build a great reaction channel. I know you will get to a point where you get in the groove with filming and recording and sound and set over time. For me two things I noticed the Movie audio was a little low at times and I was not clear until about the end that Lauren (lucky man) had never seen the movie, great reaction. I wish you all the best and I know its hard but really try to stick to movies and shows you have both not seen if that is possible.
Thank you so much! And also thank you for the constructive and well thought out feedback! We are very much looking to improve and so are taking bits of advice where ever we can get it! Appreciate you being here!
Loved her reaction to this fine movie...on deck 'SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION"
We've got it lined up to come very soon!! ~L
It's crazy to me that he is helping THEM through his own execution. I also think hes an angel that has been on earth too long and forgot who he really is.
So powerful right! He was definitely something special!
Great reaction. Can't say this is a happy movie but it is such an emotionally impactful movie. Oh by the way this is a Steven King movie. Don't know if you know Steven King but he's mostly known for his horror novels.
We didnt realise it was Stephen King before watching! Lauren reads more than me (Harry) but she hasn't read this one either. Eventually we are going to have to jump into some horror movies too! So no doubt will come across him again!
@@Flix-n-Feels another Stephen King movie you might like "The Shawshank Redemption" and not a horror movie.
Now for another movie from the same director and also another Steven King novel, The Shawshank Redemption. Bring the tissues. The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile are two of the best movies ever 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
We've been getting that one recommended alot so definitely on the to do list! Thanks so much for the suggestion and for being here! All this engagement is a massive help for the channel 🙂
If you knew from the start this was from a Stephen King novel you won't be surprised if something bizzare and out of this world happening
Yeah for sure, neither of us knew it was one of his stories until the end credits! Was a brilliant story!
probably one of the top 5 best movies ever, but one I will never watch again, its just too much but should be seen at some point of your life (in my opinion of course)
100%, at the start I mention I also think it's a genuine great but that I was dreading watching it. I'm jealous that Lauren gets to see all these for the first time! Thanks so much for being here and helping the channel out. Any other greats you'd recommend?
This story in part was inspired by the real case of George Stinney jr.
Oohhh ok thank you for this, will have to look into it!
a field mouse only lives 1-3 years. so by then hes over 60. so try to imagine how long Paul will live. CENTURIES
oh jeeez i hadnt thought of it like that! Poor Paul... that is a brutal punishment.
If you understand the time period this movie was set in and its location, you would know that because John was a black man in the deep south of the U.S. prejudices ran extremely harsh. It wasn't in you clip, but his defense lawyer wasn't very concerned because of John's color.
Thank you for the added context and for being here in general. Such a great yet difficult film to watch. We hope you enjoyed the reaction 🙂
You guys should react to The Shawshank Redemption. It's the best movie of all time. Just my opinion of course. Along with many others.
Yes 100% it's on our soon to do list! Definitely want to get this one done, thank you for the comment, seeing suggestions, even if others already have, encourage us to get them done sooner 🙂
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You guys did a good job on this reaction, In my opinion, you edited out a few too many keys scenes. I'll check out your other reactions, I'm curious to see if how you how you edit your reactions.I just looked at your other videos and saw you are very new to doing reactions, with that is mind, you guys did a great job on this one. Keep it up and focus a little the editing.
Hey thank you! Yes we are 3 weeks into our journey so we are taking on board as much feedback as possible so a great time to give us your thoughts on stuff. The major issue I've been struggling with so far is getting the copyright bot happy with the uploads so at times we may have removed some stuff people wish we hadn't ☹️ but I'm slowly getting better at it! Thank you for being here and Inputting, we really appreciate it.
Nice reaction! 👍👍
May I suggest reacting to older classics. Find the ones that neither of you have seen. It will make for a more interesting channel. I will subscribe and be watching. ✌️
Yeh for sure which style or age of films are you thinking of?
@Flix-n-Feels A good reference is the American Film Institute's (AFI) 100 Greatest Movies of All Time. Although I don't get Citizen Kane as being #1. I suggest "Casablanca," a true masterpiece! Don't discount B&W movies. Once you get into the story, you'll forget it's not in color.
Have fun! 🙏✌️
Awesome thank you for this, we are not opposed to B&W stuff at all, I would love to get into the 'older' films for sure :)
LOL Wild Bill paid vending machine prices for that Moon Pie. A nickel in 1935 was worth about $1.24 in today's money.
Worth it for the prank! Maybe not the straight jacket punishment afterwards though! 😅
You left out the key scenes of how and why they decided to take John out of prison. The scene how he was choking on the tumor. Or what caused them to go for the walk to Mr. Jingles with the lady or how John passed powers to him and the mouse. They were important.
Yeah i really tried to keep in as much as possible, i have about 10 edits on my harddrive of trying to pass the copyright blocks that are put in place so had to delete some stuff id rather not have. I hope we still had some of the scenes you'd enjoy though and thank you for being here!
@@Flix-n-Feelsthanks for your efforts. 😊
Nice reaction,have liked & subscribed. Did I notice an Aussie accent in the lady reactors accent? Am looking forward to future reactions especially to Forrest Gump. 🤔🇦🇺🎥🤩🌻🙌👍
Yay thank you so much! Almost! Kiwi (New Zealand) accent! Really appreciate you being here and for interacting on the video too! So glad to have you as part of the crew now!
The Stephen King book gives a backstory of the guards and inmates. It also reveals the mode of death of each character.
The film takes place during the Great Depression of the 1930's. "Breadlines" were a way for the unemployed (generally men) were able to eat.
The setting for this story is rural Louisiana.
Stephen King purposely wrote religious symbolism throughout the story.
Really want to read this book now I'm hearing more in depth knowledge about the story line! ~L
How in the hell did American Beauty get the Oscar for Best Picture over this?!
Never seen that one either.. I'm guessing you don't think it was as good as the green mile? 😅
@ Not even close. All it really was, in hindsight, was a forewarning about Kevin Spacey.
Ah yikes, doesn't sound ideal.. maybe leave that one far down the react list 😅
@@Flix-n-Feels Just generally not a good movie, anyway. Forgettable. The Green Mile, on the other hand…
Great movie. Another vote for another Frank Darabont adaptation of a Stephen King story - The Shawshank Redemption. Another prison movie but a very different one.
Yes people seem to be highly recommending this so we are planning to get to it sooner rather than later! Thanks so much for adding to the calls for it and thank you for being here!
Yall should check out the story about a 14 year old boy named George stinney that was excited.
very sad :( just had a look, i guess john coffey took parts of this story too 😔
@Flix-n-Feels maybe so.
After this Prision Movie, why not reacting to : The Shawshank Redemption of 1994 ! (Of Course if you’ve not seen it yet)!
100% it is on our to-do list! We are lucky we have so many great films to get through but this one has been highly recommended a few times now so will definitely get to it! Thank you so much. ~H
Hello 👋,It’s a good and sad movie
Hey Jaden! It really is! Loved watching it but also so sad. Like I said at the start, i know how great it is and im dreading it haha. Thanks for coming back! Awesome to see you again.
@@Flix-n-FeelsI’m so glad to see you, ❤
Please watch Klaus if you are doing any festive films. Its the most beautiful Christmas film with an amazing story
Oohhh even I have not seen this one, just googled it, the netflix animated one?
If you like thriller movies I really like Presumed innocent with Harrison Ford and a movie called Mystic River with Sean Penn and Tim Robbins
I love thriller movies so will definitely add these to our list! Don't think either of us have seen these two as well! ~L
Roll on 2 😮🤔😉
The way my heart dropped when it was said the first time in the movie 😯😭 ~L
One complaint. The host volume is extremely loud. It may be for copyright purposes. I was barely able to hear the actor's dialog
Yeah we apologise, we had lots of issues with the copyright bot, i got it louder for John Coffeys scenes towards the end but we kept getting stung before that for everything else. Im brand new to all this so trying to get better at it as quick as possible so these problems dont become common. Thank you for being here and for the feedback.
@@Flix-n-Feels Thank you for the clarification
I am a new subscriber and I hope to see a first time reaction to The Exorcist (1973) and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) and The Omen (1976) and Jaws (1975) and Alien (1979) and The Shining (1980) and The Thing (1982) and A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984) and Halloween (1978) and Alligator (1980) and The Terminator (1984) and Aliens (1986) and Child's Play (1988) and Pumpkinhead (1988) and Terminator 2 Judgement Day (1991) and Tremors (1990) and Friday The 13th (1980) and Fright Night (1985) just for fun as well:).
A horror fan! Neither of us have seen hardly any horror films so we are definitely going to be a fun one for you to watch freak out to all the classics haha. Thank you for this list, it's great to see what people want to watch!
John is every good and moral black man in America. P.S. An if John lawyer wasn't so immoral maybe John might have healed his son. Michael should have won an Oscar for playing John Coffey! Oh and there is a story about a Roman soldier who helped kill Jesus who was cursed to live until Judgement Day too.
Such a great story, and i guess that curse is a pretty brutal one to have to bear! Thank you for being here and inputting this info! I agree he should have won an Oscar for this role!
@@Flix-n-Feels MY Pleasure! 😊
So every good and moral black man in America has Christ like healing powers? John's lawyer was racist yes but the circumstantial evidence was pretty compelling, and how would John have known about his son? And Michael was great, but he was not better than Haley Joel Osment in The sixth Sense, who didn't win either.
Do you know who did win it that year? I'm curious now! 😊
@@Flix-n-Feels I think it was Michael Cain.
Hello there I'm loving your takes. Are you planing to watch " Band of brothers " it's the best war show ever. Made by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg
Hey there! Thanks so much for this! Neitehr of us have seen Band of Brothers and I have wanted to do so for many years, i had actually forgotten to pop this on our list but i 100% want to get around to it! So yes, we will do it at some point for sure! Thank you for suggesting it!
Excellent movie reaction guys. Excellent!!! Was this the most emotional movie that Lauren has ever seen?? How about having her make up her own rating scale with using Kleenex ,from one Kleenex to five Kleenex? Five of course being the best... How about staying with the Tom Hanks movies and watching saving Private Ryan next?
Hey John! You definitely got a good amount of tears out of Lauren for this one! That's definitely the most i've seen her cry watching something so it's gotta be right up there. She hasnt seen hardly anything so there could be some really good ones to come. Need to give her a little bit to recover haha but Saving Private Ryan will definitely be one of our sooner reactions, Lauren hasn't seen it and hopefully it would be good for the channel.
And yes a scale would be a good idea, we are looking to set up a general ranking system to display for everything we do (just need to sort the logistics) but an additional 'kleenex' ranking for the most emotional could be a great idea too.
Thanks for coming back John, we appreciate it!
@@Flix-n-Feels You're right, you're so very right. She does need a break... How about watching dumb and dumber or blazing saddles? Or maybe fastimes at ridgemont high? Those are all good comedy movies...
A comedy is a good idea. We have 2 more from the marvel world that I'm editing currently (looking to finish MCU phase 1 by Xmas) but would be nice to pop another standalone classic in between, and we've seen superheros, we seen action, we seen tears now, maybe time to see some laughs for a film then back into some emotional ones again 😅
@@Flix-n-Feels well whatever you decide to do just do it!.. like I said before, I love movie reactions so I'll take whatever I can get
You know I just thought of a movie that would be excellent for you on the adventure side and for your wife being on the romantic drama side... Braveheart, staring Mel Gibson or ghost starring Patrick swayze and Demi Moore
"I'm sorry for what I am." Most poignant line in the movie (at least to me, it is.)
It's heartbreaking ☹️
Your volume needs to be up higher, other than that, a pretty nice reaction.
Oohhh Okey thank you for that feedback! I will look to make sure it's a bit better in the next ones! Thank you for being here and for that info!
@@Flix-n-FeelsJust so there's no confusion, it's the audio for the movie that's too low.
Thoroughly enjoyed your reaction. Felt a bit sad for Lauren.. it takes a lot out of you, both physically and mentally.
@saintsefo4763 ah okay thank you!
Next plz react to fury,saving private ryan,castaway 👍👍👌
All added to list! So many great films I'm so excited to watch! ~L
Would the movie Haywire with Gina Carano be a good reaction?
For sure! We will add it to our list, we add everything people suggest we just have a lot to get through but it will happen eventually! Thanks so much!
Percy tells Del mouseville isn't real:
"Absolutely naaaawhtt...."
Yep, this is not a legit reaction.
Genuinely her first time seeing it, I guess people all respond differently, we appreciate you being here and commenting.
John Cofey equates to Jesus christ. He calls God the father, at the movie the light is like a halo.
Wow I really didn't pick up on that link! Now it's mentioned it makes a lot of sense!! ~L
Hello
Heya! Thanks for being here!
Did she really say she didn't like the film too much?
😅 I don't think so? Which timestamp? She loved it but it was emotionally exhausting 🙂
Habt noch viel zu schauen, die wichtigsten videos fehlen noch:
Hachi
Soldat james ryan
sieben
Hacksaw ridge
My Girl
Wir waren Helden
Ohh so many great suggestions! Will add them to the list, we have quite a few to get through! ~L
A youtube search for hot crying chick led me here.
So pleased we can help supply for the demand 🤣
Now please do reaction on the Indian movie RRR.
Definitely on the list, we have a couple lined up but we will definitely do this one as soon as we can!! ~L
more volume on the film would do nicely, can barely hear it at all, just sayin
Thank you for the feedback, I kept trying to increase the volume but the copyright bot wasn't happy. I got it louder for the later John Coffey scenes but I will try to make sure future uploads are optimised better. Really appreciate the feedback!
1. YOU WILL CRY😭😭
2. Dabbs Greer/old Paul was ill during production, so his part was done later. He also played Reverend Alden on "Little House on the Prairie".
3. Hammersmith was not a good lawyer. (most likely a racial thing. It was 1935 South.)
4. In the book King briefly covers why the Chief and Del are on death row.
5. This movie was nominated for Best Supporting Actor (MCD) and Best Cast but unfortunately neither won.😭😭
6. Players in other King adaptations: Jeffery DeMunn: Shawshank Redemption, The Mist,
Storm of the Century and William Sadler: Shawshank Redemption, The Mist. David Morse: The Langoliers. Patricia Clarkson played Margarat White in King's remake of Carrie". Needless to say, it was a much different part.
7. Movie magic Electricity makes the body contract. Del wouldn't be able to scream. I know it' just for the movie because of the length of the execution scene.
8. IRL James Cromwell is a vegan and didn't want to grill meat for the BBQ scene but
was told that in 1935 people actually ate meat so he agreed to have some on the grill.
9. RE Percy: Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. KARMA's a Bitch. BTW Kudos to Doug Hutchison for the great job of playing Percy. EVERYONE hates him.🤬🤬
10. John also rescues the other patients at Briar Ridge.
11. IRL both David Morse and James Cromwell are about the same height as Michael Clark Duncan. They used planks, a small bed and smaller chair along with trick photography/angles to make John look taller.
12 The scene where John takes Mr. Jingles for safe keeping before Del's execution, they used a real mouse, and it pooped on Paul's shoulder, and he brushed it off.
13. Now we know what the "day old is fine" dry toast is for.
14 EVERYBODY cries and has to take time to reflect. Congratulations you just experienced.
the GREATEST MOVIE EVER. (GOAT)🤩
15. Four words for you: Stephen King. You're WELCOME!
Oh my gosh thank you for all that info! Definitely one of our favourite aspects of this channel is learning all these bits after a reaction! Thanks for taking the time to tell us all of this. Really appreciate you being here and hopefully will get to see you on our future reactions too!
The lawyer had virtually NOTHING to work with.. no witnesses, no evidence, no confession from another party. John could have easily been lynched or shot on the spot.I don't blame John's conviction on his lawyer.
I'm brand new to your channel. Sorry I don't know your names. Enjoyed the girls reaction for the most part, but the guy seemed to not want to be there. Arms folded and just seems disinterested.
Welcome to the channel! Lauren and Harry! Glad you enjoyed Laurens reactions, I (Harry) sometimes forget im on camera but i promise to try and be better in future, definitely wasnt disinterested but we appreciate the feedback and will look to improve as the videos go by! Thanks for being here!
@@Flix-n-Feelsyou should be able to sit comfortably and watch, even if some will perceive it incorrectly. ❤
He's already seen it. I'm sure he was trying to watch what he said so he didn't spoil it for her
Sorry, I made it only 10min in and have to stop watching, the editing was not good, way too much has been edited that didn’t leave any story.
Thank you for trying to stick with it and apologies we didn't get enough of it in.
notice john says "i am sorry for WHAT i am" not "i am sorry for what i DID"....
Such a powerful line!