Prison guard mistakenly kills angel, receives most painful curse on earth
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The movie tells the story set in a Louisiana state prison during the 1930s. The protagonist, Paul Edgecomb, is a prison guard responsible for executing death row inmates and serves as a spiritual pillar within the prison.
The central focus of the story is a prisoner named John Coffey. John is a physically imposing and immensely strong African American man who has been sentenced to death for the alleged murder of two young girls. However, Paul gradually discovers that John possesses miraculous healing abilities and supernatural powers.
As the story unfolds, Paul begins to doubt John's guilt and learns about his true identity and the suffering he endures. Paul and the other guards face moral and ethical dilemmas as they must decide whether to expose the truth, all while dealing with the pressures of the prison system and societal norms.
"The Green Mile" delves deep into themes of humanity, justice, forgiveness, and the way people treat one another. The film presents emotionally charged interactions and internal struggles among its characters, while also examining issues of injustice and prejudice in society.
This movie has been widely praised for its poignant storytelling, outstanding performances, and its exploration of the complexities of human nature. It encompasses profound themes and unforgettable scenes, earning its status as a classic that resonates with audiences and has been frequently referenced and quoted.
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It’s not just a standout as a prison movie. For myself ,and a lot of others I know, it is one of the best movies.
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The guy that played John Coffey is Michael Clark Duncan, who sadly passed away a few years ago. RIP
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Saw this movie years ago, he did not deserve his fate.
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He's so pure hearted this movie makes me bawl Everytime.... THE GREEN MILE
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I'm almost 60 years old now. This ranks in the top 10 movies of my lifetime. Never seen such a beautifully complex story line. This is exactly how humanity would treat an angelic being. No understanding just judgment based on color or circumstance. I will tell ya this though. If I was one of the 4 guards, I would've quickly made up the story that wild bill told Percy he killed the girls and Percy lost his mind and shot him. I would've lied my face off to make sure that angel of a being went free.
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This is why I prefer recaps. My eyes welled up and tears rolled down my cheeks as I sniffed and stifled a silent sob towards the recap's ending. But STILL so very different than when I watched the actual movie: boohooing and letting it all hang out, snots and all 😭 So, thank you 🙏🏽
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I knew of this film , but not the plot . Having watched this recap I was crying by the end . I'm a 56 year old man , but not afraid to admit to crying.
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Movie name is: Green Mile, for anyone who wondering
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One of the best films youll ever watch. RiP Michael Clarke Duncan. A great actor and wonderful human being, who came from humble beginnings .
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I didn't watch the movie again because it will only make me cry. Now watching this recap, it put me in tears once more. Stephen King is brilliant with his works. This was far from what he usually do with the horror themes. :(
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One of the best movies ever made.
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🥺😢 This was recounted beautifully. Way back when, I either I watched the whole movie or watched half heartedly, and my immature mind interpreted it differently at the time.
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This film is timeless and priceless 🙏
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This is so sad and beautiful ... the angel is a kind hearted giant and it was sad to see him die:(
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One of the single greatest films ever created.
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😢😢😢Am afraid of the dark, Angels live in the light😢😢😢
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As gut wrenching as this film is, I've probably watched it over 25 times, (reactions too). It's one of my all-time favorites!!! 😃
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Film Title：The Green Mile (1999)
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No matter how many times I watch this movie I cry every time. Rest in peace Michael Clarke Duncan, you ARE an angel now
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Imagine witnessing multiple miracles from a man and still deciding to kill him. Doesn't make any sense.
