@@ishthefish9006 if other countries allow that stuff then those other countries are disgusting, i still hate him and i hate anyone who tries to defend that crap
The biggest, most intimidating and quote, ‘enormous’ man they’d ever lay eyes on. Those in the cells who have murdered before looked upon him in fear and wonder. Yet, he be the most kindest, sensitive and compassionate of all. Innocent of the crime accused of yet still condemned to die. Attempted to save lives and viewed to have killed. Suffering for those around him. And possesses the ability to cure illness and death. This masterpiece of a film truly is one of a kind. None compare
i just finished watching it for the first time a few hours ago. i bawled my eyes out, cant lie. the way the acting was done, the portrayal of unique characters alike, ive never seen a movie this touching. normally movies dont even get my attention, as i find them boring, but this time i beg to differ. the way everything was done, sheesh you wanted to slap percy so hard, hug paul forever and bring john back if you could. now i cant even give my thanks to michael amymore for his brilliant portrayal, but i know its not too late now to say hes in heaven, up there. may he rest in peace. :)
In the end, John Coffey WANTED to die, and was for a good reason. From what we hear from him before his execution, he told us of something that really bothered him. What was bothering him, was Man's tension and hatred for each other. It felt like that it was like pieces of glass, tearing right into him. He wanted to go to be with God the Father, where he knew in his heart, that the absolute hatred that some people feel for one another, and that affected him, would be forever gone. He knew that, with God the Father, there was only love, joy, peace, and happiness, forevermore! He wanted to go to be with Jesus...and I believe that he got his wish granted, the moment that the Executioner pulled the switch, and sent lethal jolts of electricity coursing through his body. At that moment, he became absent from the body, and present with God the Father, at least in Spirit. One sweet day, the body of John Coffey will come out of the Grave, and be reunited with John's Spirit, and then it will become a Glorified Body, never to die no more!
@@mohammadabdulfarooqi3068 very true. Percy was cruel but he was a coward, Norton and Hadley were unscrupulous, conniving, and a law unto themselves in a time they could get away with it. Percy had neither brains or balls to get anywhere.
Percy is so incredibly stupid here, it's incredible. Beating and bullying a giant of a man convicted of murdering children. John Coffey could have snapped him in half if he wanted
Alive outside...but totally dead, on the inside. A tragedy...but he wouldn't stop with his wickedness and stupidity, so... I can only imagine that, when Percy Wetmore was finally gone, everyone must've breathed a collective sigh of relief. I would have. I didn't like the guy, because of his childish, and bullying, ways, and although it's probably bad to say this, I, for one, am glad he got what was coming to him!
Percy is a great example of the Stanford prison experiment, when an individual is placed in a position of power they change and become irrational or violent
Percy was already sadistic before becoming a guard. He chose a job that gave him power to abuse others, even though he comes from a wealthy family. None of the other guards in the movie are like this, they only use force when they have to. If anything, Percy is an example of why the Stanford Prison Experiment was wrong.
Thats true. Willis know him because Duncan was a Bouncer in LA Clubscene. His first acting was the character of Bear in "Armageddon". RIP Michael Clarke Duncan... He definitly deserve a Oscar for his role of John Coffey.
hatred only begets more hatred. but even if someone did something horrible they deserve the change to do the right thing. but once they fail that test miserably, (for percy at the execution of delacroix) then and only then wil they get the punishment they deserve.
Absolutely brilliant film. Think all the characters are great (including Percy) but especially Mr Jingles. All the actors deserved to win Oscars for their amazing performances and Thomas Newman's score is superb!
This is one off the best movies ever made it's the backbone of stuck to your seat and all the actor's play so good parts it is a great watch 10 outta 10
Man the actor of john coffey truly is an amazing man. Wish he made more movies god bless him up in heaven. Hes probably chillin the god and his family.
Their are people that sort percys like this out thoe.. But a lot have to hide... Cause of judgement from others that Dont know..?.. an judge the actions from another and get punished for it... See where Percy ended up in the end but bro. We shouldn't judge or lock those people up that sort out Percy's in real life out ..... But we do in these times . Because we don't understand their actions towards the situation. ?? But these are the times where in and Percy is acting and playing the good guy in society but he isn't realty... Like most you already know of..An he can't hide from in the end... but over time he meets his maker..... And doesn't get to live..... Forget your haters brother an just watch how far they won't go in these times. I see mine lol an i know now.... Nite mate, from Aus
Director Darabont's debut feature 'The Shawshank Redemption' is followed up here with another adaptation of a Stephen King story. It's a thoughtful and heartening film, sitting alongside 'Shawshank' as one of the greatest prison dramas of recent times.
"What'd they do? They bust the springs?" "... Oh." Gotta love that tiny touch of fear in his face for a split second. Like, "oh shit, what the hell did they just bring back?"
Aren't you forgetting Shawshank Redemption? I think it may give it a run for the money when it comes to casting. Stephen King ftw tho either way. Great stories the both of em.
@@ashleysmith8402 yea, and even IF they tried to get him free Legally it would be a circus Trying to prove who the real killer was through "a vision" would be laughed at, the fact that he was seen as a Pedophilic raping murderer wouldn't help his case either. And to top it off they where in the south, so automatically the populace was against him since racism was still quite rampant (this is the 20's). and probably cost them a lot more than their jobs. Illegally would probably been a bit more fruitful. sneak him out at night, drop him off in a field somewhere, and he would have dissappeared, kinda. Though again, the whole state would be looking for him and he's hard to miss with him standing a good 8 ft tall, and big and black. Plus they would be out to kill him at that point. So I think John was fine where he was at, since he was already done with the world.
This is my favorite movie. The casting, the acting, the music, it’s all great! I’m currently reading the book and it’s great too so far (about 1/3 of the way through). I guess that’s why this showed up in my recommendations, but man I love this movie!
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The only movies I can think of that were cast as well as this one were Ben Hur 1958 and Lord of the Rings 1, 2 & 3. All beautifully cast and perfectly acted.
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Obviously a movie with the kind of magical realism that this one has means a solid suspension of disbelief up front. What that means, however, is our suspension of disbelief for the purely realistic. For example, the "hellraiser" on death row for killing three people worked for the man whose daughters were raped and murdered. That's a line of enquiry missed.
Agree with David one must be grounded in value system that prevents them from doing anything wrong. Good observation very few people would have picked up on this behavior.
Those prison guard uniforms looked so nice, I wish they still dressed like that. Something about those days, no matter what the job, uniforms always had that classy look.
I feel like Tom hanks and his other buddies (besides percy) started to like John Coffey, not only because he's a kind gentleman but because he had powers that could save people. I saw this movie and man oh man did I almost cry at the end 😭😭😭
gentle and would not hurt a bug, although he did not like Percy, later in the film he grabbed him by the throat violently and the guards couldn't free him from his grasp. only time i see him use is strength
the actor playing Brutus is 6 ft 4, and the one playing John Coffey was 6 ft 5...so they should look nearly the same height-wise...looks like they used camera angles or cgi cause here he looks 7 ft 5.
The other day I was watch something on the news and a murderer was offer a life sentence in jail instead of the death penalty. The victims families were disappointed about this and wish the guy in question will die in prison. Which would you choice a life sentence or death penalty?
I am astounded by the level of numerology and symbolism in the movie for instance THe Green Mile = 6+4+3 =13, and Michael Clarke Duncan died 13 years after the 1999 move: a story that depicts the story of the sacrifice of Jesus so succintly.
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RIP Michael Clarke Duncan. You were a master of your craft.
I would disagree. He rather was extremely gifted. Unfortunately he didn't get the time to really master his craft :(
@@lshtauchen what do you mean
Shadow Reaper he means that he had talent and we didn’t get to see his FULL potential in media RIP
Also, wish to add RIP Michael Jeter who succumbed to an epileptic seizure, he was also HIV positive but remained in excellent health.
He was awesome actor. RIP
The actor for percy did so well at what he was supposed to, make us hate percy
and we hate his real life self too! he married a 16 year old when he was at least in his 40s
I didn't hate him I just developed a strong sense of dislike for him
I know it's bad, but I didn't hate percy in the book. I didn't really like him in the film tho.
@@abrahamnotlincoln3439 in different countries its legal so don't be hard on him. Our culture shouldn't collide with others. I down hate him
@@ishthefish9006 if other countries allow that stuff then those other countries are disgusting, i still hate him and i hate anyone who tries to defend that crap
I love Hanks' delivery:
'I don't care where you go, Percy, as long as it's not here at this very moment.'
The biggest, most intimidating and quote, ‘enormous’ man they’d ever lay eyes on. Those in the cells who have murdered before looked upon him in fear and wonder. Yet, he be the most kindest, sensitive and compassionate of all. Innocent of the crime accused of yet still condemned to die. Attempted to save lives and viewed to have killed. Suffering for those around him. And possesses the ability to cure illness and death.
This masterpiece of a film truly is one of a kind. None compare
i just finished watching it for the first time a few hours ago. i bawled my eyes out, cant lie. the way the acting was done, the portrayal of unique characters alike, ive never seen a movie this touching. normally movies dont even get my attention, as i find them boring, but this time i beg to differ. the way everything was done, sheesh you wanted to slap percy so hard, hug paul forever and bring john back if you could. now i cant even give my thanks to michael amymore for his brilliant portrayal, but i know its not too late now to say hes in heaven, up there. may he rest in peace. :)
Sounds like our Lord and savior Jesus Christ if you ask me
@@SSKMusicBeats that was on purpose. Thats why they share initials.
In the end, John Coffey WANTED to die, and was for a good reason. From what we hear from him before his execution, he told us of something that really bothered him. What was bothering him, was Man's tension and hatred for each other. It felt like that it was like pieces of glass, tearing right into him. He wanted to go to be with God the Father, where he knew in his heart, that the absolute hatred that some people feel for one another, and that affected him, would be forever gone. He knew that, with God the Father, there was only love, joy, peace, and happiness, forevermore! He wanted to go to be with Jesus...and I believe that he got his wish granted, the moment that the Executioner pulled the switch, and sent lethal jolts of electricity coursing through his body.
At that moment, he became absent from the body, and present with God the Father, at least in Spirit.
One sweet day, the body of John Coffey will come out of the Grave, and be reunited with John's Spirit, and then it will become a Glorified Body, never to die no more!
@@babbisp1 That observation, as Captain Spock would say, is "Fascinating"!
Some say that Percy is still saying "Dead Man Walking" to this day. Saying it to himself. In a room. In a mental hospital
in Briar Ridge
😂
You know a good actor when they make the audience really hate you, well played Doug Hutchison
Like Nurse Ratched in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. Louise Fletcher was amazing in that and still a hated character 45 years later.
The shawshank prison warden and head guard captain were much worse than this maggot Percy
@@mohammadabdulfarooqi3068 very true. Percy was cruel but he was a coward, Norton and Hadley were unscrupulous, conniving, and a law unto themselves in a time they could get away with it. Percy had neither brains or balls to get anywhere.
Percy is so incredibly stupid here, it's incredible. Beating and bullying a giant of a man convicted of murdering children. John Coffey could have snapped him in half if he wanted
Ironically percy is the dead man walking at the end of the movie
Quite literally lol, karma at its finest
He's never gonna walk again, ahaha.
Alive outside...but totally dead, on the inside.
A tragedy...but he wouldn't stop with his wickedness and stupidity, so...
I can only imagine that, when Percy Wetmore was finally gone, everyone must've breathed a collective sigh of relief.
I would have. I didn't like the guy, because of his childish, and bullying, ways, and although it's probably bad to say this, I, for one, am glad he got what was coming to him!
@@ronaldshank7589it’s not that much of a tragedy. Percy sucks.
Completely an insane vegetable basically. John Coffey basically gave him his just desserts 😂
Percy is a great example of the Stanford prison experiment, when an individual is placed in a position of power they change and become irrational or violent
That experiment has kind of been debunked. The "guards" were coached into acting like they did.
except Percy was probably like that before he was made a guard.
Its kind of unfair when youre in power over prisoners.
Like the experiment with adrien Brody and Forrest Whittaker
Percy was already sadistic before becoming a guard. He chose a job that gave him power to abuse others, even though he comes from a wealthy family. None of the other guards in the movie are like this, they only use force when they have to. If anything, Percy is an example of why the Stanford Prison Experiment was wrong.
fun fact:
bruce willis was the one who recommended michael clarke duncan for the role of john coffey to the producers.
Thats true. Willis know him because Duncan was a Bouncer in LA Clubscene. His first acting was the character of Bear in "Armageddon". RIP Michael Clarke Duncan... He definitly deserve a Oscar for his role of John Coffey.
Wow
@Alan Cogan I think they did well with their choice, MCD is so big you'd expect him to break the chains and tear the rapists to pieces.
That was good acting by Michael - RIP.
A Bouncer from
Night of the roxbury
Everyone hated Percy, I Still do to this day.
1 2 5 9 M O N E Y I hated him in the book too unitill *bleep* happened
I thought he was cute.
@@sarahk236 you're a fucked up women then sorry
I would've beat the dog shit out of Percy and broke his back in three different places
hatred only begets more hatred. but even if someone did something horrible they deserve the change to do the right thing.
but once they fail that test miserably, (for percy at the execution of delacroix) then and only then wil they get the punishment they deserve.
The actor who played Percy also played an equally detestable villain on the X Files. He’s a good actor who does a good job making you hate him
Johnathan Lewis i like him in “i am sam” also
Oh yeah.. Eugene Tooms!
He's also Looney Bin Jim
He was also in the TV show Lost, played a high up in the Dharma Intuitive
Does he usually get villain roles?
Poor John. He's like a giant puppy. I want to sleep in his arms.
well his arms are large, so u should be very comfortable
@@ignilc he died
ignilc 🤣
And headlock you
You can't sleep - he's coffee = just spelled different
Everybody compliments the other actors, but I think that Doug Hutchison as Percy did a great job too.
He definitely did his job. Which was making us hate him
@@hitmanhatton did it perfectly, great acting
Doug was awesome up until he married a 16-year-old after that I lost all respect for him.
You know that he is a good actor if he can actually make the audiences hate the character
Sohraiyah Swain Oh stop with this bullshit, his private life is non of our business and has literally *nothing* to do with his acting.
This scene will always break my heart. The trepidation on his face... wonderful acting. Fabulous movie!!
As much as we all hate Percy that's just a good sign that the actor did a terrific job of acting him
R.I.P. Michael Clarke Duncan. You were AMAZING. ❤️
Yeah
..we need to recognize.
One of the best movies I've ever seen!!
mine best.
yeah good story
this movie still makes me cry such a great masterpiece
What ever happened to movies like this? Truest form of art in every aspect. Masterpiece.
Absolutely brilliant film. Think all the characters are great (including Percy) but especially Mr Jingles. All the actors deserved to win Oscars for their amazing performances and Thomas Newman's score is superb!
Agreed! Mr. Jingles should have won a Golden Spool!!!
One of my favorite scenes. Tom Hanks character looks into his eyes and realizes that despite John’s size, he’s sensitive and scared.
This is one off the best movies ever made it's the backbone of stuck to your seat and all the actor's play so good parts it is a great watch 10 outta 10
Duncan was 6' 5" but the cameras always shot up at him to make him appear larger. Loved when walking past the other prisoners cell he cast a shadow.
they also had small heightened platforms for him to stand on... gives a perfect illusion
I was surprised when I find out he was 6’5 I thought the dude was atleast 7 feet
@@DVMusica_ I think the book listed the character at 6'8"
Man the actor of john coffey truly is an amazing man. Wish he made more movies god bless him up in heaven. Hes probably chillin the god and his family.
OUTSTANDING performance by the late Michael Clarke Duncan.
There’s at least one Percy in our day time jobs
Their are people that sort percys like this out thoe.. But a lot have to hide... Cause of judgement from others that Dont know..?.. an judge the actions from another and get punished for it...
See where Percy ended up in the end but bro.
We shouldn't judge or lock those people up that sort out Percy's in real life out ..... But we do in these times . Because we don't understand their actions towards the situation. ??
But these are the times where in and Percy is acting and playing the good guy in society but he isn't realty... Like most you already know of..An he can't hide from in the end... but over time he meets his maker..... And doesn't get to live.....
Forget your haters brother an just watch how far they won't go in these times. I see mine lol an i know now....
Nite mate, from Aus
I love how Percy busted John in the stomach with the bat yet John didn't even flinch
Rivera Bass Covers it's called a night stick or a police baton.
@@ebonypantalion5154 Or a club.
Acting like John wouldn’t rip Percy limb from limb if he weren’t chained and wanted to
Bro makes that baton look like it's just a balloon animal.
Even though it was a heck of a movie, I rarely watch it again. It was beautifully written and acted.
How tall can a human be?
Michael Clarke: “Yes, boss.”
Ohhhhhh.....I'd say 9 or 10 feet tall! Probably weighing in at around.....ohhhh, say, between 500 and 600 pounds!
Try not to make him mad!
The casting in this movie was near perfect every role was perfect for all the actors! Along with everything else made for a truly great movie
Director Darabont's debut feature 'The Shawshank Redemption' is followed up here with another adaptation of a Stephen King story. It's a thoughtful and heartening film, sitting alongside 'Shawshank' as one of the greatest prison dramas of recent times.
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"What'd they do? They bust the springs?"
"... Oh."
Gotta love that tiny touch of fear in his face for a split second. Like, "oh shit, what the hell did they just bring back?"
Paul Edgecomb, to his big friend, Brutal:"And I thought that you was huge. This guy dwarfs even you"!!!
This has to be the best cast movie in American film history.
Aren't you forgetting Shawshank Redemption? I think it may give it a run for the money when it comes to casting. Stephen King ftw tho either way. Great stories the both of em.
I've always thought the 90s Addams Family and the sequel were perfectly cast.
The Pain in the ass guard,would be gumming his meals from that day forward.
Awesome film. This is the one I always remember Michael Clarke Duncan for. :(
Favorite movie ever!
the saddest part of this movie is they knew he was innocent and still executed him.
Darnell Durden John wanted it.
They didn't have D.N.A. back then or the confession from the real killer wild bill.
John himself told Paul that even if proven innocent he still wanted to die because he couldn't bear the pain and evil of the world anymore
@@ashleysmith8402 yea, and even IF they tried to get him free Legally it would be a circus Trying to prove who the real killer was through "a vision" would be laughed at, the fact that he was seen as a Pedophilic raping murderer wouldn't help his case either. And to top it off they where in the south, so automatically the populace was against him since racism was still quite rampant (this is the 20's). and probably cost them a lot more than their jobs.
Illegally would probably been a bit more fruitful. sneak him out at night, drop him off in a field somewhere, and he would have dissappeared, kinda. Though again, the whole state would be looking for him and he's hard to miss with him standing a good 8 ft tall, and big and black. Plus they would be out to kill him at that point.
So I think John was fine where he was at, since he was already done with the world.
I thought it was hilarious.
Lol when Percy hits John with the batton it looks like he just tapped him
John is huge!!!
"Jesus, please us! What is he yelling about?" Hehehe! :D
Turbojumper I still love to use these expressions: “Jeezus Pleezus” and “What in the blue FUCK was that?!”
Y'all are gonna wish we still had a Percy around when the zombie apacalypse comes. Just sayin'.
Percy was the example of #AbuseOfPower
I still despise him too!
So over the top inhumane!
God, this movie is so good. Every minor scene is like a polished gem.
What an amazing cast! Everyone! Right up there with shawshank!
Percy sure was an unbearable character from the very beginning
This is my favorite movie. The casting, the acting, the music, it’s all great! I’m currently reading the book and it’s great too so far (about 1/3 of the way through). I guess that’s why this showed up in my recommendations, but man I love this movie!
They're sweating under the studio light
Sweating in the TN heat- no AC in those old buildings they filmed in!
Simulated South Louisiana very well . Wearing those suits had to be very uncomfortable.
They're sweating because there was no ac in 1935. And those uniforms they had to wear look hot too.
Percy is simply the best I like his character
Everyone disagrees
When I was watching this movie I was in tears
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The Uniform wow ♡
Steven King really does know how to create a villian
R.I.P Michael Clarke Duncan
you were a treasure in this movie, and you will remain a treasure, in Heaven and our hearts
I wonder John Coffey was so afraid of the dark because he knew how dark the world was at this time....
The world is *still* dark.
Dead man!
Dead man walking!
We got a dead man walking here!
Dead man! Dead man walking! Dead man!
Dead man walking, here!
We got a dead man walking, here!
Dead man walking! We got a dead man walking, here!
Thanks for the lyrics.
The only movies I can think of that were cast as well as this one were Ben Hur 1958 and Lord of the Rings 1, 2 & 3. All beautifully cast and perfectly acted.
that dead man right their is an angel
Percy has some Napoleonic complex that resonates from his very being. It is acting though, it was his role to be so..
Yeah Darryl(drivs)Rivers of Moorestown NJ raised in Camden with that West Philly twist. No disrespect nor losers trouble
So many of you got so close...Percy is dead to me. Great job! Nailed it!
They are great actors very good actors beautiful films love this video thank you for sharing your beautiful video very good. Thank you for sharing your beautiful video
Cry every time I watch greenmile
Obviously a movie with the kind of magical realism that this one has means a solid suspension of disbelief up front. What that means, however, is our suspension of disbelief for the purely realistic.
For example, the "hellraiser" on death row for killing three people worked for the man whose daughters were raped and murdered. That's a line of enquiry missed.
RIP Michael Clarke Duncan
The camera work here is quite good making Clarke Duncan look like an absolute mountain of a man
It wasn't all camera work. He was 6'5. (1.96m) A giant in height and heart.
I vaguely remember watching this when I was little.
This is how Yao Ming would feel when he walks into a crowded room
2:14 Percy - *thwack!*
Guards - *tiny poop escapes*
😂😂😂😂😂
Great staff, Great Movie
Great Lesson!
Doesn't?
Big Michael R I P
well played.
Agree with David one must be grounded in value system that prevents them from doing anything wrong. Good observation very few people would have picked up on this behavior.
R.I.P. Duncan
Those prison guard uniforms looked so nice, I wish they still dressed like that. Something about those days, no matter what the job, uniforms always had that classy look.
I feel like Tom hanks and his other buddies (besides percy) started to like John Coffey, not only because he's a kind gentleman but because he had powers that could save people. I saw this movie and man oh man did I almost cry at the end 😭😭😭
Paul! This guy is enormous...Can't be bigger then you ..lol
This is me being alive in March 2020 during the Coronavirus global crisis..... idk if I will survive this man..... we got a dead man walking here :(
@DarkJay I'm still alive in June 2020 woah......
They bust the springs?"
gentle and would not hurt a bug, although he did not like Percy, later in the film he grabbed him by the throat violently and the guards couldn't free him from his grasp. only time i see him use is strength
He used him to kill Wild Bill the real murderer of the girls
Percy is the same cops that shoot first and ask later. You know the ones we all hate.
the actor playing Brutus is 6 ft 4, and the one playing John Coffey was 6 ft 5...so they should look nearly the same height-wise...looks like they used camera angles or cgi cause here he looks 7 ft 5.
Kuroro Luxifer I think they used a small platform to make MCD look taller than he was. RIP Michael Clark Duncan
Omarosa did not deserve this nice man.
R I P Michael Clark Duncan.
Gentle giant.
1:11
His face went from "You're joking right?" to "Holy shit, you weren't joking." real quick.
Tom Hanks was really good here at acting sick! I really felt bad for him😅
Can’t be bigger than you....
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I bet Percy was secretly scared inside because John could have easily stomped him like an ant lmao
I don't know about you, but John looked like he could bust them chains like pudding.
John wouldn’t hurt a fly even if his life depended on it!
Imagine this movie being a stage play
John could squish percy with like, his pinky
I would die for John
Percy that's enough
My brother John Coffey, it sounds coffee but doesnt written like 💟
0:58 Paul is dreading Percy at this moment lol.
Its blastphamous HD
God, he used to be good.... Now wtf is he?
Yeah from Darryl(drivs)Rivers of Moorestown, the gridiron Philadelphia Green Mile next. Let us Eagles folks and fans sing.
The other day I was watch something on the news and a murderer was offer a life sentence in jail instead of the death penalty. The victims families were disappointed about this and wish the guy in question will die in prison. Which would you choice a life sentence or death penalty?
Sick
what's the scene in which brutal hits percy? i dont remember
I am astounded by the level of numerology and symbolism in the movie for instance THe Green Mile = 6+4+3 =13, and Michael Clarke Duncan died 13 years after the 1999 move: a story that depicts the story of the sacrifice of Jesus so succintly.