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You could do a compilation of the very end, when old Paul does the big reveal with Ellie.
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“I’m afraid of the dark” that’s when you realise he’s like a child. Not only in his love but his innocence.
From a religious view if John Coffey is representing Jesus Christ, and God is light and absence of light is darkness I think “I am afraid of the dark” means he’s afraid of being separated from God.
@@amyweems5248 now you are justifying the murder of an inncoent man, shame on you.
they love him so much that they kill him?
evil happens when good men do nothing
@@andrewhouser1334I just had a stroke trying to think about your comment and reasoning in my head. Please explain before my brain implodes.
I still maintain that when Paul said "may God have mercy on your soul", he was talking to himself.
I've always believed that too.
@@KelliFranklin So do you believe Paul's extended life was a gift or a punishment? I don't see how it could be both. I wouldn't want to live so long nobody was left to come to my service.
@Mister_Samsonite It's certainly a curse, not a gift, to have to watch as everyone you know and love dies before you.
@@Mister_Samsonite 2 things can be true at the same time. Paul was actually asking god to have mercy on him for killing John. God let Paul live long enough to see everyone he's ever loved die, including the lady at the retirement home. Paul was asking god for mercy. I don't know the mind of god but I think he punishes Paul and ultimately forgives Paul. He knows Paul is a good man. That's how I see it anyway. Please understand I'm an atheist so this is strictly my pov. Nothing more.
It's both. Insomuch as the underpinning context of the movie shows is that even the justice system, especially then-screws up Biblically. Human failibility is one thing, racism another. People assumed Coffee was guilty because he was black. People think it's bad now haven't a clue about Jim Crow and earlier periods. But the saving grace is that it also shows that not all white people treated black people the same way.
Sure, at the beginning they were quasi-harsh. Racist? Maybe a fudge. Biases are everywhere regardless of era. But Paul and Coffee grew on one another the most. But Paul has a job to do. Is it right? Morally, no. Is there much he can do about it? In that day and time? Likely not. It definitely sucks and you can see they know deep down he's innocent but they can't do anything. Coffee knows this and accepts it.
In a way, yes, it is an allegory of Christ. But when Paul says May God have mercy on your soul, it is part of his job but also because he wants forgiveness for killing an innocent man. Something he regrets he can do nothing about. As for his long years. I think it more that God granted it to him as a way for him to forgive himself. God is aware there are things beyond our immediate control that we'll feel guilty over. Some people need time to realize they can't fix it all.
The allegory of the story was that John Coffey was basically Jesus Christ and the same initials. If Jesus Christ came back to Earth,he would take a different form, and he would still be persecuted.
is initial J.C. jesus christ
he did 3 miracle like jesus
acused of a crime i did not commit, like jesus
incredible movie
I agree. Both are good stories.
I never put two and two together. Crazy.
JC ... like mine 😊
To me John was an angel, not jesus himself
Steven king said he wrote it thinking what if Jesus came to earth as a black man in the 1930s south.
yes and just is initial J.C. jesus christ
he did 3 miracle like jesus
acused of a crime i did not commit
incredible movie
@@user-ym3cx1cr2w you know. I never made that connection man. Thanks, that makes me even more certain that was king’s intention. It’s sad to imagine, buts it’s true that is exactly what would happen.
There is a similar episode of Twilight Zone that is also basically what would happen to Jesus if he came to modern times, only in that one he’s Mexican.
It feels so weird to think about this because he usually writes god and christianity in a negative way. And every one of his works that I've seen Christianity get involved, it's usually that the character is a zealot. The whole reason I refuse to read his books is because of this, and I found out what was supposed to happen in the Pennywise books with that girl and her friends. Who decides to have a gang bang with her friends just to get over her sexual trauma of being abused by her dad?? These were supposed to be underraged kids we were talking about! This was the only movie of his that I watched and liked other than the mist because of how they changed that a little. It felt good to watch that man call out that woman for her actions when she fear mongered the rest of the people inside of that store. But I did really like this movie when I watched it as a kid, even though I was blubbering like a baby by the end.
@@addictofanimation2923the way a lot of abuse victims act out is through hypersexuality.
Seeing JL fall spart and call Droggo for comfort was almost as emotional as the movie scene itself.
He's my favorite reactor.
@@josephhein9497 I follow several and my top ones are:
J.L. at EOM Reacts
Awkward Ashleigh
Popcorn In Bed
Jay & Amber at Rob Reacts
@@toodlescae Your top three are my top three, too! :)
@toodlescae FrankFreezy is pretty great and he watches a bunch of great movies
@@SamTerrazas I subscribe to FrankFreezy as well.
"I'm afraid of the dark." Always gets me. 😥
Every time. I’ve seen this movie so many times, and I still cannot keep the tears from coming.
@@roems6396My mom told me before i was born, i had a cousin named Zane, he hung out with the wrong crowd and one day Zane wasnt with his frieñds, they committed a murder and because Zane was the smallest and youngest they blamed him, he was sentenced to death my grandma and his mom went to watch, my uncle couldn't bare it so he never went, years later after his execution it was revealed the reason why Zane kept quiet was because the family was threatened, so zane died keeping that to himself
@@GameOn71213
No offense, but it’s common for families of murderers to believe that their family member is innocent. And I highly doubt a young guy would stay silent, and there would be zero evidence, in a murder trial. They couldn’t convict him without a trial. They wouldn’t just use the testimony of people who were also present for the murder.
@@roems6396 it was sometime in the 60s or 70s I think not sure how the law worked back then plus we're in south Africa which was in the heart of the apartheid era
@@roems6396 and also many years later someone came Forward
Michael Clark Duncan baby.. RIP to that man
He was robbed of the Oscar.
Miss him actually. Dude was awesome
Amazing actor, going from John Coffey to Wilson Fisk.
Amazing actor gone too soon
@@Buskieboy
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If you don't smile at the end of Shawshank redemption and cry at the end of the green mile I can't trust you 😂😂😂
FACT
Stephen King at his finest.
It's a soul check honestly
OMG I just watched both tonight on TV! ❤❤❤
I cry at the end of Shawshank too bruh. 😂
When old boy called his dog for emotional support I lost it 😂😂😂😂😂
That dog was like look at me stand up 😂😂
A compfort dog
I know me too
You should see his reaction to Titanic. It made me cry watching him. But his Misery reaction is funny as hell. I never expected that I would laugh so much.
I don't know a soul in my life who had dry eyes in during the end of this movie 💯😭
Well, you can't say you know me, but you know of me.... now.
To be honest, my eyes were dry when I saw this movie, but only because I read the book and every book written by Stephen King since I was child so I expected something like this.
I sobbed reading the book. Books NEVER make me cry. I still cried so much when I finally watched the movie.
I went to the theater to see this not realizing I’d be a blubbering mess at the end. 😭
This is how you know if you have a soul or not IMO
"I'm tired, boss. Tired of bein' on the road, lonely as a sparrow in the rain. I'm tired of never having me a buddy to be with, to tell me where we's going to or coming from, or why. Mostly, I'm tired of people being ugly to each other. I'm tired of all the pain I feel and hear in the world every day. There's too much of it - it's like pieces of glass in my head, all the time. Can you understand?"
I wonder sometimes - if Jesus was born today, and he had the ability to empathize that deeply as John Coffey did, how would he manage? Would being God's son give him the strength to deal with the unending wave of ugliness and horror that people are inflicting on each other these days? I'm honestly not sure. I'm not even sure he wouldn't commit suicide - the ultimate sin in the eyes of the Catholic Church - simply to stop feeling so much all the time.
When he says "May God have mercy on your soul". I always felt like he was saying it toward himself.
This film needs to come with a Droggo, the support we all need during this scene. Made me laugh the way he just sat up
Dude's dog is awesome, hit me harder than the movie. Although, it is hard seeing Asia cry too.🕊💖🖖
The part that always gets me is, when asked for their last words, everybody else says, "I'm sorry for what I did." John says, "I'm sorry for what I am." Brutal 😢
I wouldn't trust anyone who doesn't cry at this scene. It's heartbreaking 😢😢.
Droggo is a good boy. He LOVES his daddy so much.
We all need a Droggo sometimes
6:10 that dog is pure win
Especially this part at 6:43
What a sweet and precious doggo.😢😊
To give credit where it is due, most people don't know, or forgot, that Stephen King wrote both novels.."The Green Mile" and (Rita Hayworth)and The Shawshank Redemption". Both beautiful stories that hit the heart.
I am going to cry like a baby the day Stephen King dies
@@willynillylive so will I. I'm gonna need a day off work to go through all my books and mourn.
I am definitely calling the whole week
Fan for over 50 years. I love Stephen King.❤❤
I’ve seen this movie countless times and I still cry during this scene
I think it's worth mentioning that this was inspired by the story of 14 year old George Stinney Jr. Youngest person (wrongfully convicted) to be executed via electric chair.
Has Stephen King said as such
@@Beardo2517 yes
Oh wow, had to go look that up. I learned something new today
The original concept behind the book was, "what if jesus christ came back as a black man in the south in the 1930's"
@@ph1shstyx has Stephen King ever said that?
that dog though. the way he sits up like that is so cute lol
If someone doesn't cry at the end of this movie, they have no soul.
Or they simply see it as only a fully fictional movie full of actors getting paid for a performance they will go home after.
I know quite a few people (myself included) who see movies exactly that way, and only get as affected as the reactors seem to be by real life events and interactions.
Thanks for your comment though. It clarifies that there are still self righteous, pompous, judgemental, presumptuous people out there lumping folks together to try and make an invalid point.
Here's hoping you have a wonderful day.
@@shanem4703Have you heard of hyperbole?
@@Kayjee17 I have.
Nothing in the original comment was phrased in a way to hint at such.
Nor does the fact you are insinuating such in place of the original poster doing so help your attempt.
@@shanem4703narcissist detected
@@buttface1202 Narcissist definition:
"a person who has an excessive interest in or admiration of themselves."
Which is not a trait I have been showing throughout any part of this discussion.
Unless you attempt to twist the words, context, or delivery of anything I've typed to falsely and incorrectly to fit that definition.
Which after carefully rereading all that has been typed here by others as well as myself I would say no rational person would call any of my wording "narcissistic" or say it fit the definition unless they were being either dishonest and/or manipulative in twisting them to try and make a point.
Like yourself. Nice try though.
It now hits me that the actor who played the father of the little girls was also in Shawshank Redemption as the prisoner who was a Hank Williams fan.
Heywood
"He killed them with they love... That's how it is everyday ... all over the world?"
The first time I watched this movie that line made me want to rage! To ball up my hand and punch a wall. To just let it out. Instead I remained seated and just wept. Because sometimes that is all you can do.
“ I’m sorry for what I am”getting me every time
I don’t know why I’m watching this first thing in the morning but if you didn’t cry at the scene you’re living your life without a soul. Stuff like this that makes me crying reminds me that I’m a man with emotions and love. Live your life while you can!
Bro I always start crying 10 minutes before this scene comes up
That dog is so sweet and funny.
Its fascinating that someone usually says "I don't want to see this part". Making people have to see that part is kind of the goal of the fillmmaker.
When I saw Barry Pepper cry... Such a phenomenal actor!
Underrated actor
Yeah I was trying really hard to keep it together and he ruined me..when he was crying damn .he got me going too..great actor..🙏
@@RAIDERS77FYT Same here. He broke me. 😭
This GOAT makes everybody cry.😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
The only time I saw my father choke up a bit was in the cinema watching this in 1999
Our dogs love us so much. He was so in tune with his owners emotions and was trying his best to comfort him. Hell, that got me worse than the movie😢
Michael Clark Duncan, I miss him so much. One of the ALL TIME greatest actors!
I think reactions to this are such a testament to our innate sense of humanity and empathy. It’s hard but it’s restorative as people from all different backgrounds responding with compassion.
That movie will always make us cry the moment he said: I’m afraid of the dark😢😢😢😢 the worse part is he was innocent😢
I've seen this movie a bunch of times, including when it first came out in the theaters years ago. And still I sat right here with these reactors and boohood like I had just watched it for the very first time. Never fails. 😢😢😢
One of those films I wanted it to end differently
I'm a old gal... and have to admit! I've never seen so many grown men cry over a movies or anything! 🥺
So much emotions! I saw this movie when i was ten with my family. Really changed my life.
I've still not seen the Murder Whistle cry that hard since then
I had read the book before the movie was made, so I was bawling within the first few minutes when they show him holding the girls. My friends were asking me what was wrong with me, and all I could say was I know how this ends 😥
RIP Michael Clarke Duncan - was so good in this film
I know this is the saddest scene in the movie, but what makes it more sad is the fact that he feels so much pain, suffering, and anger all over the world and was a burden to him. That is why "I'm tired boss!" Has so much meaning to his word that hurts so much. So he was ready to move on and it was his choice because of humanity worse side.
My mom told me before i was born, i had a cousin named Zane, he hung out with the wrong crowd and one day Zane wasnt with his frieñds, they committed a murder and because Zane was the smallest and youngest they blamed him, he was sentenced to death my grandma and his mom went to watch, my uncle couldn't bare it so he never went, years later after his execution it was revealed the reason why Zane kept quiet was because the family was threatened, so zane died keeping that to himself
I hope those evil people get what's coming to them because that's just awful.
@@leviacronym6770 true he was just a kid
"This is so wrong. This. Is. So. WRONG!"
No. It's exactly what John wants. He is tired, boss. Dog tired.
Also... he's not the first innocent guy with the initials J.C. that ended up getting unalived with the method used by the local government to rid the world of their worst criminals, even if in reality he was innocent and just spent his time sharing the local specialty bread with others, healing people, raising from the dead, and feeling how awful man can be to man.
Edit:
"No. He doesn't deserve that."
Deserve what? A rest? To finally not be constantly bombarded with how disgusting mankind is?
I get what you're saying, but I think what they mean is he doesn't deserve to be hated and unalived. He deserved to live and be loved, which is what we all feel. Unfortunately, all the darkness and evil he felt in the world was too much to bear, so he wanted to leave the world and finally rest. The good thing to take away from his execution is that he didn't die alone and unloved. The guards loved and mourned his loss, so he passed from the world loved by at least a few people. He definitely didn't deserve any of the hate those other people spat at him, though.
I believe you’re responding to Magic Magy. What she was referring to was John didn’t deserve to die being hated and condemned for a crime he never committed.
John definitely wanted this, but it doesn’t make any less unjust he died being seen as nothing more than a child murderer when all he ever wanted was to be loved and to see others love each other.
@@tmc31390 In that case, it's not that he didn't deserve this, but that we don't deserve him.
And, boy, should he be glad to have been given a seat in Old Sparky in 1935. 4-5 years later? Wooh. That is one big headache.
Stephen King is the best author. I love his books so much!!
I remember when the book first came out it was released as several novellas, released I personally month. And the last two books kept getting delayed so we had to wait to find out the ending
Yep. I remember that too. I also remember crying while reading the books as well. I still have the books.
I had forgotten about that!
Stephen King is the best.❤❤
This movie made me wonder just how many people in the american justice system was murdered for a crime they did not commit. Its so sad and scary
I watched the first time when I was like 11y and I'll never forget it! trauma for life! made me cry every time I'd remembered
This movie never fails to make me cry and I don't cry easily
5:50 my man said something that's ever occurred to me, "you can't be mad at them, they think he did it" 😢
We all need a Droggo in our lives
Third reactions: Adorable doggie 😘
I have seen this movie well over 25 times now, and break my heart at it every time I watch it, I always sit with a towel on my chair or close to me when I'm watching movies now lol.
I's afraid of the dark... just damn. Never can get past that...
"He killed them with their love. That's how it is, every day, all over the world." - John Coffey 😭
🥺😢😭 Sadly it's not a Lie in real life but the same as there are monsters outhere, the same we find pure souls and angels that crosses our path.
Saw this movie before anyone else really did in my high school and I cried during the last scene with John Coffey. About a month later, one of my teachers decided to show the movie to the class and I looked around to see my classmates crying as well. When they noticed my eyes were dry, they all yelled at me being heartless until I told them that I saw it and told the teacher as well before he started showing it so he could back me up.
Seen it a dozen times and I cry every time…
no longer active, 'The Blueberry Void' has an excruciatingly hilarious reaction to the end of this movie...especially the 'incoherent' moment.
6:08 aww the dog acts as an emotional support is so cute😭
When I was 14 they put a small cinema in the sports club we went to. Many kids (really young and some teenagers) went to see this movie. Don’t really remember the “dry sponge” reaction but when it got to this part we were all scream crying and asking “why?” To parents while leaving. It was a lot.
this movie is one of the few movies I watched and will watch multiple times and burst out in tears every time.
Seeing ash breaking like that while he normally is able to laugh it off hits different.
Edit: Ive never seen a dog sitting that upright😂💀
I rarely try but this movie is one of only a couple that consistently makes me shed a tear at the end of it...
RIP Michael Clark Duncan
Man you have me crying again to this movie on a work day.
I remember balling my eyeballs out at this scene at the theaters when it first came out, and thinking to myself, you better collect yourself, the movie has to be almost over, then a sense of calm washed over me as I realized I wasn't the only one crying. I could hear people ugly crying all around me. I thought, well, at least I won't be the only mess when the lights come on in this place. 😂
Una joya. De mi top 5. mi fav de SK. Lloro siempre y la he visto millón de veces
double whammy - exceptional movie with such emotional ending - then seeing people I'd love to sit and watch with, crying themselves like I am. Double stack o' tissues.
Lmao, the guy with his chick..."what's wrong with you what are you made of steel?" ...foreal lol
My boy EOM was the hardest one to watch, especially when he called for Rom, I love his reactions,... go check him out, PLEASE...
No matter it being a movie you can feel the shear agony thats being felt by everyone in that room when he said hes scared of the dark....
You pick good ones, subscribed 🙏
I watched this in my local cinema. Not ashamed to admit I bawled my eyes out. It took me days to get over this ending. 😢
I still wish people would have watched the REAL ending.
See, when John was sitting in the chair all that happened, except...
The father of the girls gets near him screaming fry, fry when John reaches out and grabs the father and shows him the truth.
That it was that white boy he held in such high regard on his farm.
Then you see him on the ground with his wife over him. He wakes up and freaks out.
Screaming that they just murdered an innocent man.
Tom Hank's character grabs him and slaps him to the ground and gets in his face and tells him to live with his sins.
Sins of being a racist
Sins of blindly accusing an innocent man
Sins of all that he did to cause this.
It was a far more powerful ending.
A newspaper reporter coined the term "electrocution" while reporting about the first one. He combined "electric" and "execution" into one word.
it not just his innocence that made everyone cry> People also forgot that "john" also felt the pain of people all over the world. he felt their sins and their painful emotions, he wanted to let the world know he did it because he no longer wanted to be exposed to that pain and suffering. thats the part that made me cry when i watched the movie. that a team of god men had to kill god's angel because he could no longer live with the pain and hatred people had in their hearts.
12:10 that was me in the theater in 1999 watching this just a blubbering mess. Hit me so hard. 😭 total makeup remover
Same! I couldn't even hold it back. My friend was distracted from my crying.. She was understandably supportive. One of the few movies I've watched without knowing the story and came out changed.
Gentleman who called for his dog, I COMPLETELY understand good sir.
On a happier note watch the Whole 9 Yards. You'll recognize one of the actors. He dies there too but it's a very different film.
Try Daredevil, he’s the only good thing about that otherwise awful movie
You got to do it. You got to give the order. Breaks me everytime
Saw this at home when it was first released. I was 10 I think. I had never cried more to a movie, not even Bambi.
Nope, couldn't make it. Started weeping at the first few seconds, and just can't stop. What a magnificent movie, and what an utterly powerful and moving performance by JC's actor, MC Duncan. He absolutely should have won an Oscar for this. So sad he passed. Would have loved to see him in more movies. Rest well, beautiful man. Rest well.
Duncan was one of the greatest actors of our era. Such a powerful performance in this film.
The way that the dog sits up on the bed is adorable.
I watched this movie in the theater with my Wife when it came out. The horror in the audience when Dale was burned to a crisp was Horrible. But when they executed John Coffey there wasn't a dry eye in the entire audience. I felt so bad for the guards especially Tom Hanks character. His question to John about when his time came to stand before God, what was he going to say to him about killing one of his Miracles, has stuck with me to this day.
what an amazing cast. I especially loved Barry Pepper's performance
I cannot begin to imagine how it must have felt to have watched this at the cinema/theatre with 200 people around you, all being crushed by emotion.
To this day, I cannot watch this part of the Green Mile or the stones-on-the grave scene at the end of Schindler's List when there is anybody else in the room; I have to make an excuse and walk out.
I saw this movie in the theater when it came out. Everyone coming out of the theater looked like their best friend just died, and there was not a single person not crying. I never watched it again.
Rest in absolute peace Michael Clark Duncan ❤❤
This is the only movie that had me bawling and choking on tears in the movie theater.
The Blue Jays hat was bangiiing!!!
When I first watched this movie I was confused a lil and when it showed what really happened and what he is it made me cry
I'm particularly impressed by the way magicmagy managed to weep uncontrollably, but never actually produced one tear.
Maybe, but there are certain conditions and medications that do affect tear production.
Right. It seemed a bit fake.
I think sometimes when you feel an emotion so strongly, your body will just react differently. Like having anxiety and you can feel it to the point where your stunned because its hard to breathe
Agree
The way I've never been able to watch this movie a 2nd time even though I'd already read the book and knew exactly what was going to happen.
The ending tore me apart the first time I watched a movie great great movie I thought of him as an angel as well
I remember seeing this in the theater years ago. Not one dry eye was seen in the audience...😔
10:21 exactly what i was thinking LOL xo
No soul. "Oh, I'm dying inside". Whatever.