Kim, I agree. Red was guilty of murder, lived an honorable life in prison....and finally admitted his crime with genuine regret. That was his redemption. 💖
The last two lines of the film: "I hope the Pacific is as blue as it has been in my dreams. ... I hope" The two things that Red had never dared to do for 40 years. Hope, and Dream
And at the very end Red says "I hope the Pacific is as blue as it is in my dreams..I hope to see my friend and shake his hand..I hope" beautiful writing!
While I used to consider this my all-time favorite film until about 20 years ago, I've since backed off a bit from that stance after learning how many story elements Stephen King lifted from the 1979 film "Escape from Alcatraz" (the hardass warden, the black friend of the main protagonist, the institutionalized old guy who gets his livelihood taken away from him, the guys who try to violate the main protagonist, etc.) -- and apparently also the 1956 film " A Man Escaped" (though I still haven't seen that one).
@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy "A Man Escaped" will give you the claustrophobic, mind-killing, what-will-they-do-to-me-next? feeling that captured Maquis experienced . It's a marvel that it was made so soon after World War II, but the memories it must have triggered among FFI partisans. See it ASAP!
@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy Folks, try to keep in mind what the modernist Russian classical composer Igor Stravinsky once so aptly phrased it: “Good composers borrow; great composers steal”! And so the very same should apply just as well to authors, filmmakers, etc.
This movie was in the cinema when my life was in a very dark place... I saw it about ten times in 2 weeks, hardly anyone else was in the cinema each time. This movie certainly helped save my life. No other movie comes close.
This was filmed in my hometown. There are still Shawshank signs up to this day because it's the only thing that's ever happened here that's worth mentioning. Slipknot's playing at the prison this fall.
Yep. If the Brook scene or the End of Movie Narration DOESN'T move you to shed at least ONE tear? . . . . . . . you might want to check your pulse. Because you may already be dead.
I absolutely enjoy what you put in the title “THIS MOVIE WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE “ Your video title rocks! The tagline to the film on the original Shawshank movie poster is quite appropriate as well. “FEAR CAN HOLD YOU PRISONER... HOPE CAN SET YOU FREE.” Another similarly powerful movie that I highly recommend you get a chance to react to in the near future would definitely be the film “Peaceful Warrior” it was a film that also had an appropriate tagline on its movie poster “A FILM THAT CHANGES LIVES.” It definitely sounds like a movie you would really enjoy.
I'm really glad you enjoyed this movie. I'm just an emotional vampire feeding off of people's reactions to movies, and this may sound wrong, but thank you for sharing. Thank you for sharing parts of the best of humanity, compassion, empathy and thoughtful articulation. Thank you for sharing YOUR Hope. I'm going to check out other things you've watched. Again, thank you.
The 2 moments from the movie that really got me. 1) when Brooks is let out and goes back to the world. That whole sequence is so heartbreaking. And 2) when Red is let out and at his job asks to go to the bathroom. I don’t know why, but the contrast of the scenes is really sad
After 16yrs of a happy, blissful marriage I caught my misses with a friend. Me and my three daughters (youngest 4yrs at the time) left her and I've spent the last 11yrs raising them completely on my own. I'd do it all again if I could turn back time as my time with my girls is and has been priceless.
I for sure don't believe it brings comfort but for someone like Brooks who has been in there for 50 years it's almost like Stokholm Syndrome which the "comfort" of prison is all he knows and the real world is so uncomfortable that he can't even bare to live in it. It's so sad and messed up :(
@@amandatidey5751 for real, for Brooks it was such a sad case. The two reasons Andy was still determined to break out was because he only stayed for 19 years and he was wrongly accused
Love how you get so invested in these movies and i also do every time watching the ones that hit real places, I'd also Love to see a react to the color purple Or Life (with eddie murphy)
Captain Hadley here was our boy Clancy Brown, famous for being the voice of Mr Crabs, he also recently played Hank in Detroit Become Human, and Sometimes made cameos on cw's the flash as General Eiling, he also appeared in Daredevil and Punisher, Oh and the mandalorian too
I prefer to remember actor Clancy Brown as Master Space Mechanic "John Danziger" of the TV show, "Earth 2" (1994). Clancy Brown and J. Madison Wright: ua-cam.com/video/nH78lkmkBpY/v-deo.html
You really choose the big ones to react to: Saving Private Ryan, Titanic, Schindlers List, now Shawshank - awesome! I hope, you will continue watching Game of Thrones, too. Keep going! :)
Yes, though I've never watched Titanic so I skipped that reaction! I have a very strong fear of drowning and can't watch a film where I know that's gonna happen.
Although set in Maine, the prison used was the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, Ohio. The large main building and Cell Block 1 are now a Museum. They offer tours, can be used for special occasions, and offer overnight cell accommodations for the brave. ( haunted ) The street scenes were primarily N. Main St where the shop owners agreed to have their stores redone to fit the time period. Many still look the same. The halfway house is the Bissman Building, and still looks the same today. (It was a beer distributor, hence the name "Brewery") The store was the E and B Market on 4th Street which has been torn down. I was fortunate to be an extra con in the yard scenes. The premiere was held at Mansfield's Renaissance Theatre, a restored 1929 movie palace, before New York and Los Angeles. I volunteered working the theatre restoration. The prison was also used in the movie "Tango & Cash” and was the Russian cell block in "Airforce One". An interesting side note: In the bad winters, crows from 7 or 8 counties move into Mansfield by the hundreds due to large granaries that used to be between town and the prison. Brook's crow was a natural. The passage of time from the unfiltered Chesterfields to the filtered cigarettes offered Tommy by the warden, and the subtle aging of everyone is superb. Many people miss the subtlety of when Brooks left the prison, you see the prison through the gates, and when Red left you are looking forward over the fields toward the town. And they don't notice when the warden opens the Bible and finds the cut out, that it is the book of Exodus! I am 75 now with Parkinson's and don't get to attend movies very often. I enjoy the reaction videos on UA-cam.
Brooks had no family on the outside because he murdered his wife and daughter after a losing poker streak. Great reaction. Take care, bro. “Never give up. Never surrender!” -- Commander Peter Quincy Taggart
It's an amazing film. I'm so glad you watched it. There are innocent people in prisons. But I tell you, the prison system is a crime all to itself. There are countries that make their "prison systems" about rehabilitation, and re-education, and they have extremely low rates of recidivism. They help people change and return to life, rather than finish the ruin of their lives. Reparative justice is always better than blind imprisonment. Thanks for sharing this with us! Means a lot! Great reaction as always!
Had no doubt you'd like this one, Auzzie. For another awesome Stephen King story made into a top-notch movie also starring Tom Hanks do "The Green Mile". Don't want to tell you anything about it as surprise is best for The Green Mile, and you'll get a lot of views. And do BTTF part 2 soon. Enjoyed your Part 1 reaction. ✌️😎
Without a doubt, one of the finest films ever made! Really enjoyed your reaction! You were keying in on things most people miss the first time through!!
What amazes me is that this film, and The Green Mile, come from the same mind that wrote The Stand, IT, Pet Semetery, Misery, Cujo, etc. Stephen King is simply planes above us all in terms of how his mind works.
The smirking little condescending head shake the warden gives when Andy says, “There’s a chance, isn’t there?” makes me hate him about ten times more. Great acting, but oof. Want to deck him every time.
@ 42:09 Won't be surprised if you say much the same for Interstellar and The Green Mile. I'll think you'll enjoy those a lot. And since you like fantasy do one of Robin Williams best, "Jumanji" (1995) someday soon. Gonna check your Star Wars videos! ✌️😎
Red killed his wife for insurance money and ended up also accidentally killing a neighbor and her child. He got a life sentence (45yrs) for that. He wasn't expecting to be let out after less than half. Andy got 90yrs (two life, back to back). Brooks was paroled after 50, so his was probably similar to Andy's. Brooks had killed his wife and daughter. What got Red paroled was saying, "not a day goes by I don't feel regret..."
Sometimes a movie comes along and just inspires you to speak from the heart and reach other people. Shawshank did that for you today. And it´s a beautiful thing. If you reach just one person, make someone think of something better, it´s all worthwhile. I´m lucky enough to have reached people after being inspired by a movie. It´s no joke. I´ve been told that I´ve saved lives. It´s humbling. Keep doing what you´re doing. Much love.
This is the best film ever made. It has everything that a human encounters. On top of that....this film....affects and effects... everything is human nature.
I don't know if you take suggestions and I'm fairly new to your Channel, but I think you would love 1997's Sling Blade starring Billy Bob Thornton (if you haven't seen it) he won like 5 awards for his amazing performance. It's a beautiful story with dark undertones and the same kind of feel of the movies you seem to enjoy reacting to. Doubt you'll see this but just a thought. Love your reactions - Green Mile's my favorite 😊.
*Morgan Freeman kills a human being, serves only 20 years of his life sentence and expect parole, is denied parole* Auzzie Dillon: WTF IS THIS? THIS MOVIE IS GONNA GET ME SO ANGRY THIS IS BULLSHIT
Great movie. You did this movie you did Forest Gump now You have to do The Green Mile to complete the three great drama movies. Another great drama in prison are Birdman Of Alcatraz 1962 and Murder at first 1995
When Andy Dufresne climbs out of the sewer, play this little-known Jim Croce song: ua-cam.com/video/5-fcvnYDEJ0/v-deo.html This movie marks a milestone for "reel" Stephen King works. Director Frank Darabont turned a short story into a masterpiece about Hope. For a time, he was the go-to guy for translating Stephen King's works to film.
I'm already liking this video before you watch it, because I know you're going to love it, and if you lived in Knoxville, Tennessee, I'd want you to be my friend 🤣
Look after yourself, please, whatever you can't tell the world, it is obviously traumatic to you, and that changes any of us, For Life. It's good for you not to overshare. You therefore also understand a whole lot better, just what is really important in life. It's not wads of cash, looks, exy clothes, cars or houses. It's the friends that get you, and know you very well, the family that stand by you through everything, and the memories of great times spent with them. Leaving your whole support team in prison has to be very difficult, starting again in a very different world, would be like emigrating. When one of my Aunts got old, she said, "it's a terrible thing to outlive all your friends." All the best.
With this and green mile you have seen movies based on 2 of the stories of Stephen Kings four seasons. So it is time to see Stand by Me and Apt Puoik and you have seen the book.
Another incredible reaction to a very very awesome movie just like The Green Mile I thoroughly enjoyed your reaction thank you for doing these wonderful movies with your wonderful perspective you definitely are one the best reactors on UA-cam I only wish I could join you on patreon if I had the money to spare I definitely would thank you again and God bless✌❣💯
You should really watch ‘A Little Princess’ (the 1995 movie). As a father I think you’d actually really appreciate it 😊 Another emotional one, but worth it xxx
Turn your sound down [Shut Up]. Turn up the movie [Listen]. And then, and only then, will you learn about something other than the sound of your voice... ...Maybe???🤨
Its a "tremendous legend" because it has the ending it does. I'd be infinitely happier with Andy getting away with murder for 20 years whatever, but if he was that smart, he could have found a way out earlier. Both good concepts and I like Andy being good-natured too
One of the finest movies ever made. This is a true masterpiece in storytelling.
Totally agree
It’s definitely in my top 10 greatest films of all time. And that’s really saying something because I’ve seen a lot of movies.
spiderman no way home
Most people think this movie is about Andy. But the redemption was Red’s. ❤️
it was a redemption for Shawshank itself even
@@k1productions87 Ooooh, indeed. 👏
Kim, I agree. Red was guilty of murder, lived an honorable life in prison....and finally admitted his crime with genuine regret. That was his redemption. 💖
@@ralphficker167 ❤️
@@Kim-hc5si Aww...I think we're in love. 💗
Ive seen this movie a hundred times and it still makes me tear up.
The last two lines of the film:
"I hope the Pacific is as blue as it has been in my dreams. ... I hope"
The two things that Red had never dared to do for 40 years. Hope, and Dream
It was his redemption ❤️🩹
Absolutely
When Red states that hope is just "shitty pipe dreams," it foreshadows Andy crawling through a shitty pipe to escape.
Seen this movie a hundred times and I never made that connection!
And at the very end Red says "I hope the Pacific is as blue as it is in my dreams..I hope to see my friend and shake his hand..I hope" beautiful writing!
@@amandatidey5751 best writing ever
I was lucky enough to see this in the theater. It changed my life.
While I used to consider this my all-time favorite film until about 20 years ago, I've since backed off a bit from that stance after learning how many story elements Stephen King lifted from the 1979 film "Escape from Alcatraz" (the hardass warden, the black friend of the main protagonist, the institutionalized old guy who gets his livelihood taken away from him, the guys who try to violate the main protagonist, etc.) -- and apparently also the 1956 film " A Man Escaped" (though I still haven't seen that one).
@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy "A Man Escaped" will give you the claustrophobic, mind-killing, what-will-they-do-to-me-next? feeling that captured Maquis experienced . It's a marvel that it was made so soon after World War II, but the memories it must have triggered among FFI partisans. See it ASAP!
That must have been amazing.
@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy Folks, try to keep in mind what the modernist Russian classical composer Igor Stravinsky once so aptly phrased it: “Good composers borrow; great composers steal”! And so the very same should apply just as well to authors, filmmakers, etc.
This movie was in the cinema when my life was in a very dark place... I saw it about ten times in 2 weeks, hardly anyone else was in the cinema each time.
This movie certainly helped save my life.
No other movie comes close.
This was filmed in my hometown. There are still Shawshank signs up to this day because it's the only thing that's ever happened here that's worth mentioning. Slipknot's playing at the prison this fall.
Mansfield?
Awe, thank you for watching it. I’m sure others requested it as well, but thank you. This is my fave movie and more ppl need to see it.
This film is just... amazing. So brilliantly done.
$370k in 1966 would be almost three million today. He walked away with oodles.
“I hope.” That got me tearing up, yet again!
My dad showed me this film at 8, I’m 31 and I’m STILL mourning Brook Hatlen.
This movie is designed to get you to cry.
Yep. If the Brook scene or the End of Movie Narration DOESN'T move you to shed at least ONE tear? . . . . . . .
you might want to check your pulse. Because you may already be dead.
42:09 - This film has that affect on people . . . you just some time and space to decompress all the emotions you're feeling. Great reaction, mate.
Well, now you've gotta follow this with your "Green Mile" reaction.
$370,000 in 1966 is $3 million today.
Yea, this is a top tier film it still holds up to this day. Even with how far movies have come and even stands above most of those movies.
You should watch The Green Mile next, it's from the same team that made Shawshank and it's amazing.
I absolutely enjoy what you put in the title “THIS MOVIE WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE “ Your video title rocks! The tagline to the film on the original Shawshank movie poster is quite appropriate as well.
“FEAR CAN HOLD YOU PRISONER... HOPE CAN SET YOU FREE.”
Another similarly powerful movie that I highly recommend you get a chance to react to in the near future would definitely be the film “Peaceful Warrior” it was a film that also had an appropriate tagline on its movie poster
“A FILM THAT CHANGES LIVES.”
It definitely sounds like a movie you would really enjoy.
Notice that Red doesn't actually smoke. Cigarettes are just prison currency to him.
When you're wrongly convicted, peace is never found in jail.
Yup that’s why Andy got himself out
I'm really glad you enjoyed this movie.
I'm just an emotional vampire feeding off of people's reactions to movies, and this may sound wrong, but thank you for sharing. Thank you for sharing parts of the best of humanity, compassion, empathy and thoughtful articulation. Thank you for sharing YOUR Hope.
I'm going to check out other things you've watched. Again, thank you.
Being in jail bring the innocent comfort? "I'm not sure I agree 100% with your police work there, Lou." Best. Leo.
Aaaaaaaand now I feel like watching Fargo. lol
The 2 moments from the movie that really got me. 1) when Brooks is let out and goes back to the world. That whole sequence is so heartbreaking. And 2) when Red is let out and at his job asks to go to the bathroom. I don’t know why, but the contrast of the scenes is really sad
After 16yrs of a happy, blissful marriage I caught my misses with a friend. Me and my three daughters (youngest 4yrs at the time) left her and I've spent the last 11yrs raising them completely on my own. I'd do it all again if I could turn back time as my time with my girls is and has been priceless.
Good on you brother. Takes a strong person to get through that, and hopefully you've found new love or at least loving yourself... be safe
3:02 - You may recognise the prosecutor from your The Walking Dead season 1 reactions. He plays Dale, the older guy with the RV.
The smirk on my face at 5:21 😂
Dillon: oh!! He is going to help him…..
Everybody: about that…
After seeing the whole movie and what that place did to Andy (who was innocent), are you ready to rethink that whole "Jail brings them comfort" thing?
I for sure don't believe it brings comfort but for someone like Brooks who has been in there for 50 years it's almost like Stokholm Syndrome which the "comfort" of prison is all he knows and the real world is so uncomfortable that he can't even bare to live in it. It's so sad and messed up :(
@@amandatidey5751 for real, for Brooks it was such a sad case. The two reasons Andy was still determined to break out was because he only stayed for 19 years and he was wrongly accused
one of the greatest films of all time for sure!
No kidding
The director made this and Green Mile. Both are in my top 3 favorite movies of all time
No wonder this was rated #1 movie of all time by IMDB. Fantastic reaction. After seeing it no less than 50 times- I still tear up and the end.
Love how you get so invested in these movies and i also do every time watching the ones that hit real places, I'd also Love to see a react to the color purple Or Life (with eddie murphy)
Captain Hadley here was our boy Clancy Brown, famous for being the voice of Mr Crabs, he also recently played Hank in Detroit Become Human, and Sometimes made cameos on cw's the flash as General Eiling, he also appeared in Daredevil and Punisher,
Oh and the mandalorian too
Young man, look up the very first Highlander.
I prefer to remember actor Clancy Brown as Master Space Mechanic "John Danziger" of the TV show, "Earth 2" (1994).
Clancy Brown and J. Madison Wright: ua-cam.com/video/nH78lkmkBpY/v-deo.html
You really choose the big ones to react to: Saving Private Ryan, Titanic, Schindlers List, now Shawshank - awesome! I hope, you will continue watching Game of Thrones, too. Keep going! :)
Unpopular opinion, Titanic is a horror film. Not romance film.
Yes, though I've never watched Titanic so I skipped that reaction! I have a very strong fear of drowning and can't watch a film where I know that's gonna happen.
@@dwilborn1257 you can swim though right?
Although set in Maine, the prison used was the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, Ohio. The large main building and Cell Block 1 are now a Museum. They offer tours, can be used for special occasions, and offer overnight cell accommodations for the brave. ( haunted ) The street scenes were primarily N. Main St where the shop owners agreed to have their stores redone to fit the time period. Many still look the same. The halfway house is the Bissman Building, and still looks the same today. (It was a beer distributor, hence the name "Brewery") The store was the E and B Market on 4th Street which has been torn down. I was fortunate to be an extra con in the yard scenes. The premiere was held at Mansfield's Renaissance Theatre, a restored 1929 movie palace, before New York and Los Angeles. I volunteered working the theatre restoration. The prison was also used in the movie "Tango & Cash” and was the Russian cell block in "Airforce One". An interesting side note: In the bad winters, crows from 7 or 8 counties move into Mansfield by the hundreds due to large granaries that used to be between town and the prison. Brook's crow was a natural. The passage of time from the unfiltered Chesterfields to the filtered cigarettes offered Tommy by the warden, and the subtle aging of everyone is superb. Many people miss the subtlety of when Brooks left the prison, you see the prison through the gates, and when Red left you are looking forward over the fields toward the town. And they don't notice when the warden opens the Bible and finds the cut out, that it is the book of Exodus! I am 75 now with Parkinson's and don't get to attend movies very often. I enjoy the reaction videos on UA-cam.
Brooks had no family on the outside because he murdered his wife and daughter after a losing poker streak. Great reaction. Take care, bro. “Never give up. Never surrender!” -- Commander Peter Quincy Taggart
I still cry every time I see it, and that's a whole lotta times. I see more tears in my future, too.
Honestly one of the best movies of all time.
The Notebook 2004 1080p what movie name
@@maumoviecorner7687 Pfft. "The Notebook"? Basically the "Citizen Kane" for hopeless romantics. 🙄
Great reaction to one of the best Stephen King stories ever! Definitely check out The Green Mile next another King story about prison with Tom Hanks.
Finally the day has come. Such a beautiful and emotional cinematic story. Def a top 20 movies for me👍 and great reaction
It's an amazing film. I'm so glad you watched it.
There are innocent people in prisons. But I tell you, the prison system is a crime all to itself.
There are countries that make their "prison systems" about rehabilitation, and re-education, and they have extremely low rates of recidivism. They help people change and return to life, rather than finish the ruin of their lives. Reparative justice is always better than blind imprisonment.
Thanks for sharing this with us! Means a lot! Great reaction as always!
Had no doubt you'd like this one, Auzzie. For another awesome Stephen King story made into a top-notch movie also starring Tom Hanks do "The Green Mile". Don't want to tell you anything about it as surprise is best for The Green Mile, and you'll get a lot of views. And do BTTF part 2 soon. Enjoyed your Part 1 reaction. ✌️😎
Without a doubt, one of the finest films ever made! Really enjoyed your reaction! You were keying in on things most people miss the first time through!!
Excellent reaction thank you for sharing
Red was rejected because he didn't tell what he really think but he tell them what he think they want to hear
What amazes me is that this film, and The Green Mile, come from the same mind that wrote The Stand, IT, Pet Semetery, Misery, Cujo, etc. Stephen King is simply planes above us all in terms of how his mind works.
Another one that's the same kind of movie like this and green mile is stand by me
And if it's a Stephen King story, then it also connects to The Dark Tower somehow
The smirking little condescending head shake the warden gives when Andy says, “There’s a chance, isn’t there?” makes me hate him about ten times more. Great acting, but oof. Want to deck him every time.
My favorite movie of all movies. A Stephen King novella. Thank you for reviewing. Always enjoy your reactions.
“Sticky tape razor blades to my arsehole” hahahahaha wtf had me dead, that’s one way I guess to protect yas elf picking up soap 😂
Its the highest rated movie on IMDB
@ 42:09 Won't be surprised if you say much the same for Interstellar and The Green Mile. I'll think you'll enjoy those a lot. And since you like fantasy do one of Robin Williams best, "Jumanji" (1995) someday soon. Gonna check your Star Wars videos! ✌️😎
You might try "Fried Green Tomatoes". It's got a lot of story, great characters, awesome plot, and it'll make you laugh/cry/laugh.
I always say this in reactions....the real prison is in my hometown and the street on the hill
Calling Bs boss. Why did you say don't look behind poster on the tossing the cell scene if you've never seen it before? 🤔
Red killed his wife for insurance money and ended up also accidentally killing a neighbor and her child. He got a life sentence (45yrs) for that. He wasn't expecting to be let out after less than half. Andy got 90yrs (two life, back to back). Brooks was paroled after 50, so his was probably similar to Andy's. Brooks had killed his wife and daughter.
What got Red paroled was saying, "not a day goes by I don't feel regret..."
5 minutes into the movie and you can't wait to see what happens...wow.
Sometimes a movie comes along and just inspires you to speak from the heart and reach other people. Shawshank did that for you today. And it´s a beautiful thing. If you reach just one person, make someone think of something better, it´s all worthwhile. I´m lucky enough to have reached people after being inspired by a movie. It´s no joke. I´ve been told that I´ve saved lives. It´s humbling. Keep doing what you´re doing. Much love.
This is the best film ever made. It has everything that a human encounters. On top of that....this film....affects and effects... everything is human nature.
When you yelled now you take yours pants off I screamed so loud laughing
I don't know if you take suggestions and I'm fairly new to your Channel, but I think you would love 1997's Sling Blade starring Billy Bob Thornton (if you haven't seen it) he won like 5 awards for his amazing performance. It's a beautiful story with dark undertones and the same kind of feel of the movies you seem to enjoy reacting to. Doubt you'll see this but just a thought.
Love your reactions - Green Mile's my favorite 😊.
*Morgan Freeman kills a human being, serves only 20 years of his life sentence and expect parole, is denied parole* Auzzie Dillon: WTF IS THIS? THIS MOVIE IS GONNA GET ME SO ANGRY THIS IS BULLSHIT
Fun fact the guy who plays hadly is also the voice of Mr Krabs from Spongebob.
Lovely reaction!
Great movie. You did this movie you did Forest Gump now You have to do The Green Mile to complete the three great drama movies. Another great drama in prison are Birdman Of Alcatraz 1962 and Murder at first 1995
murder in the first?
@@samanthanickson6478 Yep sorry my mistake :)
When Andy Dufresne climbs out of the sewer, play this little-known Jim Croce song: ua-cam.com/video/5-fcvnYDEJ0/v-deo.html This movie marks a milestone for "reel" Stephen King works. Director Frank Darabont turned a short story into a masterpiece about Hope. For a time, he was the go-to guy for translating Stephen King's works to film.
What if there was a grate on the end of the sewer pipe?
Review the film The Count of Monte Cristo (2003). It was mentioned in Shawshank and loosely inspired the original short story.
That's a fantastic movie and an even better book.
I cry every time I see brooks kill himself. Its so sad even though I've seen this 30 times
This is such a great movie.
The first time I watched this movie I was so surprised to hear the place I was born, Zihuatanejo. 😆
I'm already liking this video before you watch it, because I know you're going to love it, and if you lived in Knoxville, Tennessee, I'd want you to be my friend 🤣
Well, Marty Mcfly's uncle Joey didn't mind prison. " Better get use to these bars kid " :)
Subbed man. You're legit.
This is my all time favorite movie 👍👍❤️🙏❤️🦋🦋🦋
Please tell me next on your list is “The Green Mile”❤️
Look after yourself, please, whatever you can't tell the world, it is obviously traumatic to you, and that changes any of us, For Life. It's good for you not to overshare. You therefore also understand a whole lot better, just what is really important in life. It's not wads of cash, looks, exy clothes, cars or houses. It's the friends that get you, and know you very well, the family that stand by you through everything, and the memories of great times spent with them. Leaving your whole support team in prison has to be very difficult, starting again in a very different world, would be like emigrating. When one of my Aunts got old, she said, "it's a terrible thing to outlive all your friends." All the best.
With this and green mile you have seen movies based on 2 of the stories of Stephen Kings four seasons. So it is time to see Stand by Me and Apt Puoik and you have seen the book.
Great reaction
Literally commented for you to watch this on the titanic video yesterday!! :)
Damn I hate it when people figure out the poster early. Ruins the reveal
18:23 almost seems like you’d already seen it. 😂
Amy do not be a negative boofhead, I am genuine just go to my Patreon.
@@ReelOzAussieDillon I put a laughing emoji. I wasn't accusing you of being disingenuous. But thanks for the insult.
The best movie ever, no wonder it literally won first place in the IMDb, that insane Warden got what he deserved it was just a matter of time
Another incredible reaction to a very very awesome movie just like The Green Mile I thoroughly enjoyed your reaction thank you for doing these wonderful movies with your wonderful perspective you definitely are one the best reactors on UA-cam I only wish I could join you on patreon if I had the money to spare I definitely would thank you again and God bless✌❣💯
What would he have done after 500 yards of foulness to find a welded grate at the end?
Great reaction. I recommend you watch Pan's Labyrinth and the Sixth Sense if you haven't watched them :D
Hre's he picture I I relish imagining: Guard Hatlen placed in the general population of a prison...
Rejected? Rejected?! REJECTED!
Oh, we're in for a ride.
You have a gift for seeing the future. Ive never seen anyone who knew right off the bat, don’t look behind the poster.
I would love for you to react to "The Color Purple"
You should really watch ‘A Little Princess’ (the 1995 movie). As a father I think you’d actually really appreciate it 😊 Another emotional one, but worth it xxx
Turn your sound down [Shut Up]. Turn up the movie [Listen]. And then, and only then, will you learn about something other than the sound of your voice...
...Maybe???🤨
One of my favorite movies
BROOKS WAS HERE
Its a "tremendous legend" because it has the ending it does.
I'd be infinitely happier with Andy getting away with murder for 20 years whatever, but if he was that smart, he could have found a way out earlier.
Both good concepts and I like Andy being good-natured too
I wanted the warden to be taken away in handcuffs like Joan Ferguson during the last episodes of Prisoner (Prisoner Cell Block H)
Great commentary 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Another film based on a Stephen King's short story. A Greene Mile and The Shining are Stephen King based too.
I love this movie! 🥰