The Green Mile (1999) Was An *EMOTIONAL* Rollercoaster MOVIE REACTION!!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!!!
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- Cameron and Isaiah sit down and watch The Green Mile (1999) on Max for the very first time! if you enjoyed this reaction video please leave a like, share, and subscribe! Comment down below your favorite moment from the movie "The Green Mile"!
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It's no coincidence that John Coffey has the same initials as Jesus Christ. Per Stephen King
No conspiracy at all!
Well I mean he basically is with the ending of him dieing for the sins of everyone in the verse.
Pure Stephen King.
It’s actually a common thing done in literary works as I was made aware of by an English prof in college. Very good observation, man
@@Tge97That's exactly a point I've thought about many times! The guards were like the Roman soldiers, who, despite knowing in their hearts who he was, took him to his death. John Coffey was like Jesus Christ with the performing of miracles, healing, and suffering for the state of humanity. Before I was a Christian, I felt that the guards did the right thing. Now, I realize that what they did was very, very wrong.
That was Sam Rockwell, he plays such a good skeeze. And John Coffey’s initials are JC on purpose. I think this cast is excellent. Those aren’t flies it’s ‘darkness’ or ‘evil’ or ‘death’ anything bad. When you watch it again you’ll notice that it dissipates in the light.
In the book it's actually described exactly as the movie portrays it. Looking like a swarm of gnats that puff into a tiny bit of smoke.
Sam Rockwell was one of the Foot Clan in the OG Ninja Turtles movie.
I’d say germs/disease as he sucks the germs out of Tom hanks and the mouse and the governors wife and tried to take back the injuries the little girls suffered
So true. I gotta say that the guy playing Percy made me hate him so much! He played his part so well!
@@denisemay6807 agreed.
RIP Michael Jeter (August 26, 1952 - March 30, 2003), aged 50
And
RIP Michael Clarke Duncan (December 10, 1957 - September 3, 2012), aged 54
You both will be remembered as legends.
Now that I saw your comment, I googled who Michael Jeter was (I didn't know that was the name of Del's actor), and I found out he was actually gay irl. That makes Percy calling him the f word much more offensive and powerful tbh 😅
Aw Michael Jeter died on my Birthday 😔
@@worldpeace6322 King's novel says that he was gay
@@MrsTreehouse oh, well that brings a new twist
@@worldpeace6322Michael Jeter also played the second Mr. Noodle from the show Elmo's World. Prior to me personally watching The Green Mile, he was integral to my childhood among others.
As a disabled guy who has had many urine infections or UTIs, I can tell you the pain isn’t just where you think it is. Sure, it’s excruciating and stings, but it’s also the headache, sweating and dizziness, cramping and you feel like you have to go when you don’t. Oh, and you ache everywhere. Everywhere. Not fun. I actually take a preventative medication every day to avoid getting it. I’ve been lucky the last couple of years in that respect.
Yep I remember I got one when I was 19 and I couldn’t even stand up straight. Had to phone the hospital crying saying I didn’t know what was wrong but I constantly needed to pee but no pee came out 😂
Never thought about this before but the Christian perspective is probably why Tom Hanks' character was named Paul as in the apostle St Paul who died horribly for his faith.
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Oh yes.
It’s also a nice little coincidence that “Zay” is short for “Isaiah”. Just thought I’d throw that out there.
Yes!
The line when John says " you tell the Lord it was a kindness you did for me" makes me cry.
You and me both my friend. When he says he’s like a “sparrow in the rain…” touches me also. Then, at the end “……..Oh God, sometimes the green mile seems so long…”
The line that gets me literally every time is “Don’t put me in the dark. I’s afraid of the dark.”
This is why Stephen King is unmatched in writing horror, drama, and fantasy. His ability to tell stories is remarkable. This is the only book I've ever read that made me cry as much as when I watched the movie. I enjoyed y'alls reactions and commentary as always.
I will stand by the fact that King is not a horror author. He is a brilliant drama author and character writer who puts his characters in horrifying situations
I read the novel in its complete published form, rather than the six separate books. This is one of those rare times when I wish I hadn’t, simply because the adaptation to film by Frank Darabont was complete in its own right. All of the details that were left out of the film just made me feel sad and depressed, especially when I read how Jan died.
THE GREEN MILE is one of the very best things Stephen King has ever written.
I've always said that even though this movie is a "drama", and seen SOOO many horror movies, the execution scene is truly one of the most horrific things I've ever seen!
This movie follows the book remarkably close as well. I don't think I've ever seen a movie based on a book that changed so little.
I think I remember the actor who played Percy Whitmore did an interview many years after this movie was released, and he said that he hated the character Percy and he took the role just to see if he could play a person like Percy that the whole world would ABSOLUTELY HATE.
And he did a fantastic job. Many people have said they've NEVER hated a character more.
The irony is…years later he COME to be hated for grooming and marriage to a then TEEN aged girl. 😡🙄
@@yama5182 Well, to put it into perspective the girl he married was just 5 years old when this film came out. He was 39.
Until Delores Umbridge... @@crepesoftime
@@chris...9497People bring up that character a lot but I'll be honest, I know nothing about that character as I've never seen any of the Harry Potter films.
According to the books John is an angel in human form. He is immortal he has been alive at least before the Civil War. He has whip marks all across his back indicating that he was once a slave.
1:01:42 “We each owe a death; there are no exceptions.” Thank you for including the best line in the film (it almost always gets cut). Great film, great reaction.
Fun fact: this is based on a Stephen King novel which was originally published in serial format in six parts being released over time. I read it as it was published and it was a lot of fun to read in that format.
The wait for the last book to come out was unbearable.
I remember impatiently waiting for each book! Lol
Wow, I did not know that. I bet that was fun.
i enjoyed that too!
The book this is based on actually revealed everyone's crime on Death Row, including Del- he assaulted and killed a girl, then set fire to her body to cover it up. The fire spread to an apartment complex and killed several other people.
Yup
And it was SUPER smart to leave it out of the film, because their crime isn’t the focus of their lives at the time of the story. You’d never be able to have sympathy for Del in the limited time of a film if you knew his crime. In the text, there’s time to explain that there’s more than evil in them (except in the case of Wild Bill)
Not just assault, r*ped. Yeah no one would've felt much mercy for him if they knew that.
His death makes some sense tho now
The single greatest monologue in my opinion came from this movie. Paul’s speech about how we all walk our own Green Mile is still so prolific and just gives me chills every time. This was my first time seeing your channel and i absolutely loved it! Thank you for reacting to such a classic! That reaction was awesome
Prolific doesn't mean what you think it means.
@@30noir that’s what you choose to nitpick about? Please tell me then English teacher..What does it mean? Since you are the God of Definitions
@@Ivar3587Prolific means plentiful, usually when it comes to reproduction or offspring. A man with 10 children would be "prolific". I think the word you are looking for is profound (something intensely emotional/impactful).
@@ericmarley7060The woman would be the prolific parent for birthing all those children.
Tom Hanks had to wipe his shoulder in the scene just before Del’s execution, because the mouse had left a little parting gift. They decided to keep it in.
Percy being at a metal hospital would be a thousand times worst. Think how many people he would hurt an no one would believe them.
Especially back then. People in positions of authority like that were rarely allowed to be questioned.
Hello. I will watch anybody that reacts to the Green Mile if they give it 40 minutes or more reaction time. You did a great job at reacting to it. Back in 1935 there were no antibiotics to give for urinary tract infections. Just sulfur tablets. Also back in 1935 before more women's rights came out the doctors would give the husband's the choice of letting them know if they were going to die or not. I'm happy to say I'm going to subscribe to you because you did such a great job with this movie. 😊
I love how Cam kept losing his mind during this movie. I've never seen him do that before. I love Zay too! ❤😂
Of all the reactors I have seen watch this movie, Cam is the only one that has figured out who John is. Now that you know, you will get a bunch of the clues. Another parallel...there were 3 executed like there were 3 crucified on crosses. I loved your reaction & commentary.
And "Paul" is left behind to spread the word of the miracles he witnessed.
How can you play a villain so good that you are really hated by everyone who watch this movie. He did a amazing job!
Google him. He's a weasel in real life.
If you're talking about Doug Hutchison (Percy), he truly is a real life creep. Married a 16 year old porn star type at the age of 51 in 2011. Oh, they're not together anymore, and his career is in the shithole. Go figure, huh??
@@WeerdMunkee The episode of "Dr. Drew" where Hutchison and Drew have an examination done on her breasts before a live audience to determine if they're real or not is stomach turning. I'm still amazed they were able to get away with that.
Cam's excessive screaming when Percy stepped on Mr. Jingles had me dying! 😂
I'm an Agnostic and every time this movie gets to me when it's reacted to.
The entire cast was impeccable as was the directing.
Good analysis of the movie.
Well done.
9.5 out of 10
Fun Fact: When I was younger, between 16 & 20; Michael Clarke Duncan (John Coffey) used to be the guy from the Gas Company to come check the gas meters at the Apartment Complex I lived in.
He was always SO CHARMING & NICE whenever I would see him; and everytime I watch this movie, I think about how THIS ROLE truly "personified him".... HE WAS AN ANGEL onscreen & off !!!
This movie is such a classic and still a year jerker idc how long it's been out. Most definitely a timeless movie and a great film.
The description I the story of the UTI is brutal and it also explains that a doctor couldn’t give you much for it back then because the antibiotic for it wasn’t available yet. His option was to wait it out or take sulfa tablets and puke for a week. He thought it cleared up on its own but then it returned stronger. The text describing the pain, burning, fever, and helplessness is very vivid.
One of the top reactions to Percy stomping on Mr. Jingles I’ve seen. I’m right there with you.
I don't know why, but that line where John Coffey says "Don't put me in the dark. I's afraid of the dark" made me cry more than anything else
So often the younger generations don’t react or feel the same real excitement we did as younger people seeing these now KING Classics for the time in the Theater. THIS was EXACTLY HOW WE FELT and reacted and it feels genuine! That’s the BEST PART, it doesn’t feel FAKED. ❤ Thank you guys.
Yeah, the reason it took Del so long to die even after flames spewed out of his face was because John was absorbing the pain for him
This is an emotional crazy movie the part where he says we each owe a death hit me every time knowing you’ll die one day just makes life worth living
He actually did need to wipe his shoulder because the actor playing Mr. Jingles pooped on him, lol.
Its called the "last mile" because its the longest walk of their lives. The "mile" part is just an expression.
I'm 20 years into the book and the film. It took a long time before I could think about the story objectively. First, the JC allegory is very deliberate. Mr King loves him some Christian fables. Second, John Coffey is always obeyed. It's easy to miss because he's so soft spoken. If John ( or the power that works through him ) decides to act, he is not interfered with. The guards often hang back when they start to move forward. They move back when John is transferring the evil effluent to Percy, then when Percy ( in very obviously in distress ) walks away from them down the corridor they stay where they are until AFTER Percy shoots Bill. Those are just two examples. It actually happens several times. In keeping with the Christ allegory, if John had wished for a different outcome he could have made it happen.
Lastly, is the question: How old is John? He has scars on his back that suggest he was beaten as a child. But when was he a child? Does he know how things are all over the world because he's been there? Some of these questions are answered in the book but none of the big ones. I definitely recommend reading it.
Frank Darabont put three of Stephen King's stories on film, and all three are cinematic masterpieces. You've seen The Green Mile, now that leaves The Shawshank Redemption and The Mist. Darabont actually modified the ending of The Mist, and it's so incredible that King himself said it was far better than any ending that he could have written. Both films are your channel's time.
He Mist's ending is so hard to watch and contemplate... amongst tue most horror-moments I ever watched in any movie even though no "horror' was involved.
Yeah, I love SK wholeheartedly, but sometimes he gets to an ending and just goes, “Meh. Who needs it?” Which, to be fair, is a stylistic choice.
But the film ending of The Mist is objectively more affecting than the story. (I come down on the side of also thinking it’s a terrific ending, but there are those who disagree! I’ll save that convo for if they watch it)
They did the Mist already, so it's just one left
Didn’t he also do Misery
@@bootsandcats1501 No. Misery was directed by Rob Reiner.
Dude i swear the moment when percy steps on the mouse that would make helen keller scream
16:34 The guy doing the execution re-enactment isn't on death row. He wont actually have to go through with that. Hes a orison trustee, a prisoner with good behavior whos been given a specific job in the prison. I believe he's a janitor but trustees do a ton of stuff. Prison librarians are often trustees. Cooks, ect.
I can't begin to tell you how much I love this reaction. This movie is at the top of 1 of my all-time favorite films, so watching people react to it for the 1st time always makes me happy and smile big. So, so, so, many fantastic reactions on TH-cam to this BUT . . . . . BUUUT for me this is hands down the absolute winner. CAM! What have you done!?! I never thought I'd see myself laughing as hard and long as I did while watching someone react to this. The first pause came at 12:47. That "HEY" felt and looked like you were in the room with them and were ready to commit murder. That's when I knew this was gonna take me more than an hour & 20 to watch. Kudos to you Zay for being so chill and not giving anything away. All that's left is for you 2 to watch Top Hat. It's the black & white movie John was watching (also at the top of my favorites/must watch). Keep up the amazing work you're both doing. It's always a treat watching your reactions ~ 💕
They didn’t pretend to have people there to see Mr Jingles’ tricks to pass the time. They did it to get Del out so they could do the rehearsal for his execution. And of course Mouseville real. They’re just very good people and wanted to ease Del’s mind about his mouse being cared for after he’s executed
36:50 The mouse actually pooped on Tom Hanks' shoulder irl. That's why he was wiping it, and they kept it in 😅😁
This is one of my favorite movies of all time, thanks for doing the reaction❤❤❤❤
Btw Cam, cannot believe you didn’t cry.
That was one of the best reactions I have seen to a film in a while. And quite deservedly so . That film is truly a Modern day masterpiece It not only won a ton of small awards including the blockbuster entertainment award ,but Hanks and Michael Clark Duncan both won a multitude of awards for their incredible performances. It was also nominated for the academy award for Best film , best sound best screenplay, and Michael Clark Duncan was nominated for the academy award for Best supporting actor. . And what would a reaction from both of you be without a few Gag reflex moments from Cam. You guys are a great team. you balance each other so well in your comments and reactions . Great job guys . !
Gotta get out more son. It was pretty rough watching them act like the two kids in Tom's epic role in Big. Unless you're 12 too, then it makes sense.
@@MoMoMyPup10 💯
@@MoMoMyPup10 glad im not the only one that found the reaction cringe af
Omgsh! Cam's gag reflex gets me gagging too. 😂 🤢
I think they are a couple of really great reactors. I enjoy them a lot. I mean half the world loves you, half the world hates you. What can ya do? 🤷🏼♀️
@@rocko0o had to turn it off, couldn't watch it anymore rocko
Wild Bill was Sam Rockwell, you were right.
your screaming over the mouse, your gagging over the spit bread, ...so fucking entertaining had me laughing a lot. also, the emotional scenes just are one of the best ever, still.
Great reaction you two adorable dorks 😂😂!!
.. I love this movie its a tough one to get through and also shows that Stephen King is one of the best authors of all time. I always need tissues when this movie is on 😢
Stephen King has been my favorite author since I was 13 years old. I'm 56 now and I believe I've read every single thing he's written. He's unmatched!
😂😂😂 Can't seem to get the visual of Cam on Campus, minding his own business before getting mobbed by a pack of overstimulated and over fed slightly unintentionally domesticated squirrels.. 😂😂😂
The A-hole guy plays creepy well. He also plays Eugene Victor Tooms in the X-files.
Omg thank you I’ve been trying to figure out where I knew that actor from
Oh… I was wondering when you were going to react to this. I already know you guys are going to love it even before I watch a single second. Love your reactions and I’m glad you’re reacting to this absolutely sad but beautiful film.
Excuse me while I grab a tissue 😢.
The Jesus = Jon thing is 100% intentional. You nailed it.
I've watched 50 reactions to this and Cam is the first one I recall making the JC connection. Often I bring it to their attention.
I don't know why I didn't subscribe to your channel before. You have the kind of content I like (great movies). Subscribing.
The genuine over reaction (like, the good kind) was so hilarious. The gagging sounds, I felt bad but laughed a bit too :)
I definitely recommend the book if you’re interested. I read it before the movie came out and it’s wonderful. The movie was probably the best King adaptation since Carrie. The casting was insanely accurate, especially John Coffey and Percy. Oh and that WAS Sam Rockwell playing Wild Bill.
Cam is always involved and reactive with movies, but I've never seen him more drawn in and focused. Great stuff!
I think the story was a "what if?" What if an angel came to earth in the form of a giant black man in the deep south Jim crow Louisiana they toned down the racism and made wild Bill and the lawyer the sole representatives of it . Seemed like death row represented the world themes of love and hate good and evil. Great film Great review
You’re the first to recognize the J.C. Connection, and I’ve watched a lot of these reaction videos of this movie.
Umbridge fae potter and Percy have to be two of the most annoying little "insert curse word" in cinema 😂
52:58 That reaction for when Tom Hanks makes a noise after touching his hand lol
I always took the things coming out of his mouth as dispelling pestilence.
I love this movie so much
i FEEL YOU GUYS I don't know if I could either, And All the Guards crying near the end got to me as well.
It's funny you picked a 'J' name and I will now and forever be referring to the mouse as Mr. 'Jerry' Jingles
Yes it’s Sam Rockwell playing Billy The Kid.
You're right to compare this with The Shining. John has a very strong version of "The Shine" which is why he can predict what is going to happen and why he is so empathetic. Percy is such an evil man and is a prime example of how Stephen King shows that the real monsters are sometimes regular humans
Never actually seen this movie. Now I get to watch along with you guys! Awesome.
Cam nailed it. He's the first reactor I've seen who picked up on the parallel to the account of Jesus. I haven't found anything to say that SK intended it. Devout religious folks are all about it. Anyway, it's a great adaptation whether intentional or coincidental.
This movie gets me crying everytime I see it. Thanks for your reaction. I'm a big Stephen King fan, and definitely found this story to be different. Love you guys. 🤗
The actor who played the burned prisoner, Delecroix, was Michael Jeter. He came out as gay, and was HIV+. He lived for 18 years with his partner, Sean Blue, until he died unexpectedly of complications from a seizure in 2003. I don't know if the seizure was HIV-related, but it could have been. I have had a couple friends die of AIDS dementia, which often includes seizures. Anyway, he's been in things you will have heard of, including Sister Act 2, and Jurassic Park III. His was cremated, just 50 years old. I literally have never heard a bad word about him, from anyone who knew him. Seeing him here, like this, is always very hard for me, knowing all this. He and I had a lot in common. You guys' sensitivity to things is quite refreshing. There is a lot of real pain in the world. Movies can give a taste of that, and can take it away, too. There is a lot of good in the world. If you want to see some, I recommend, "To Wong Foo." No spoilers even about the cast. Be surprised. Be very surprised.
Oh, and please, be forever against the death penalty. 5% of the time, they have killed an innocent person, and the sentencing is racially biased. I don't want to pay some guard to murder someone.
Last thought, I promise. William Sadler, who played the little girls' father, he has been in a bunch of things, but I want to recommend just one, which was Jada Pinkett's movie debut, before she met and married Will. That movie is, "Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight." You will likely recognise most of the people in it. CCH Pounder is still acting today. Be well.
I spoiled this movie for myself because I read the book first. I used to be a huge Stephen King fan and had read all of his books when I was younger. As much as I loved all of his books, I hated that I didn't get to experience this movie in the same way that everyone else did. I still LOVED the movie but I didn't get to have those shocking moments because I knew what to expect and knew what the truth was. I think this is why I love watching reactors watch it because I get to watch you experience what I didn't.
This is one of my favorite movies eventhough its so sad it just breaks me everytime i see it. Its just a beautiful story and a heartbreaking one.
That was one of the funniest reactions i have ever seen. the permanently shocked face of the guy in the black t shirt was so funny. I pissed from laughing. 🤣
You're throwing up because he got some chocolate cake in the face? 🤣
Yep. You got it! JC. Healer. The Devil is Beelzebub, Lord of the Flies.
Cams frustration is real man
The world lost one helluva man and actor when Michael Clark Duncan died. His portrayal of John Coffey was, imo, his greatest performance. Loved MCD.
You guys should do more classics. There is a list of 100 best films ever. See all those films.
You raise a good question. Is the long life a blessing or a curse? It could be argued that every blessing is also a curse in it's way.
Cam is in great shape tonight! 😂 I knew it would be a good reaction! Love your reactions guys! ✌️
There are few things funnier than Cam trying not to puke. 😅
Love this movie and y'all's reaction. For the record, it wasn't puke at 29:57. Or maybe Zay was saying "Don't look and puke." 😆Anyway, it was just chewed up to a paste Moon Pie. Still disgusting. The first time I saw this movie, I thought it was 💩 for half a heartbeat before I realized what he'd done. Wild Bill and Percy were just made for each other. Oh--if this one does well and y'all haven't seen it before, definitely check out Shawshank Redemption. 🍿
I'd love to see them watch the sixth sense
@@justjasyn292 That would be a good one!
He was ready for heaven seeing that movies showed he was wanting death and then Paul understands after John had to give him part of himself
Another thing there's a time limit! Coffee said"I tried to take it back but it was too late! As with the mouse he says "Give him to me there might still be time."
I am highly impressed by your commentary after viewing this movie. You 2 went more in depth than any that I’ve seen…the mile encompassing the journey of life itself, the lights exploding and going out at Johns death, comparisons of light and dark. I always enjoy you guys reactions.
The tragedy of the mouse being smashed wasn't because the mouse died, it was because of the pain it caused Del/Dale.
Great reaction. Cam I thought you were so funny. When the mouse was stepped on, OMG, your screaming, noooooo. Pretty much what everyone does. Lordy, and your gagging. LOL. I really am surprised your didn't cry. You are the first one that hasn't among all the other reactors that have watched this movie. I think Percy is one of the top 5 characters hated by everyone.
oh you guys.... I'm not sure if I'm ready for all the emotions!!! I absolutely love love love this movie. Michael Clarke Duncan is incredibly epic in this role!!
edit: Cam your comment about the squirrels.... SAME buddy. I'm absolutely terrified of squirrels to the point I can't stand looking at pictures of them. Seriously!!
I’ll take a squirrel over a spider any day. That feeling you get if you try to smash it but miss…….
@@edmunddantes7097 I agree about the smash/miss thing, but have you ever been chased and hissed at by a squirrel? Oh, and you're a 5 ft tall filipino lady... I RAN!! LOL
@@edmunddantes7097I'd take that too. I just can't do insects and Spiders are the worst!
I've seen this amazing movie a few times as well as many reactions to it and I've never noticed nor seen anyone else notice that John Coffey's initials were the same as J.C.'s.. It would be just like Stephen King to slide an easter egg like that in there. Great catch.
If you havent seen the movie Ghost Starring Patrick Swayze as Sam Wheat Demi Moore as Molly Jensen and Whoopi Goldberg as Oda Mae Brown it will keep you laughing and tearing up all the way through it a fantastic movie
The man they practise with is the janitor not a prison mate. They practise with him while the actual prisoner is seeing family for last time or doing something else
I’ve seen it a million times and always notice something new: Del says “I’m sorry for what I do,” whereas John says “I’m sorry for what I am.”
36:45 The mouse actually pooped on Tom Hanks's shoulder in that scene, thats why he wiped 😂👍
The actor that played Percy was a little different in real life as well. There were interviews where he seemed really out there and an odd, questionable marriage if I'm not mistaken.
Yes he married a 17 year old
JC Jesus Christ. A Godsend. The Heaven song . The projector lights over John’s head like a crown. His delight smelling the earth and talking about the stars as if he really did know them, because he did. Like the lawyer said they couldn’t find out anything on him like he fell from the sky. John was dog tired had been wandering the roads endlessly. I can go on and on. Check out the book has backgrounds on these characters like only Stephen King can tell…🔥Thanks guys love ur movie reactions ❤(yes that was Sam Rockwell)
Seeing you hate for Percy throughout the movie, you probably think the actor did a really good job portraying the character, right? Wrong 😅 The man is a real piece of sheet in real life. Doug Hutchison (aka Percy) married a 16 years old girl when he was 51 years old. If you want to see how much of a predator he is, see their interviews together and see how he looks at her and touches her. It'll make your stomach turn
Zay... Zay, I thought you were better than this. Why did you participate in the madness is this intro?! 😆 I had to pause and take a minute. Next you'll be doing dad-level puns.
First I’ve ever seen you, and it’s because TH-cam knows I DIE for Green Mile reactions, so it came in clutch.
And bonus! I enjoy you VERY much. Entertaining, quality, great commentary… subscribing and will be digging through your videos later to binge!
44:10 - bruhhh i am weakkkk 😂😂
It was ironic and extra cruel in a way that Percy called Del the F-word when he was in the chair, because the actor Michael Jeter who played Del was gay and HIV positive in real life. But when he died in 2003 at the age of only 50 it was the result of an epileptic seizure.
You are amazing young men! I'm so glad I came across your reaction channel. Thank you for taking the time to really talk about your feelings regarding this wonderful movie. I love this movie so much and always discover something new whenever I watch it. My favorite scene is when Barry Pepper's character couldn't hold back his tears during the execution scene, he's openly crying, and Tom has to tell him to wipe his face. Powerful.
37:58 Not necessarily. Remember, when they went through the practice run, they didn't actually wet the sponge. It was entirely like the practice run, so it is easily something that would not be noticed.
Honestly, this is the first reaction where I’ve seen anyone pick up on the J.C. Initials… which is not an accident
Guys, this was written by Steven King, the horror master, but it was still hard to watch! Still sad because an innocent man was murdered! Michael Clark Duncan's a giant man, but so gentle!
I’m so happy you finally watched this! Y”all are so funny and I’m sorry Cam, but watching you gag and watching Zay watch you gag is my favorite thing😂. Also love the insight you gave into the symbolism of the film was really well thought out. 💙. Braveheart, The Patriot and The color purple please🙏🏻👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The scene where John Coffey was watching that movie and the projector light behind his head gave the appearance of an heavenly/angelic look to me anyway! Great reaction you guys!
Best reaction EVER in the scene where Mr Jingles almost dies. For the first time I laughed and cried at the same time