First Time Watching Green Mile Pt 2
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
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I was challenged to try not to cry watching The Green Mile...
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I've seen this film 3 times.... and meanwhile 12 reaction videos to it. Why do I cry every time and why do I always think that this is such a great masterpiece?... Everything is just right in this piece of cinematic art.
I would cry each time I watch a reaction too! I cried editing it as well lol
@@NiaMakiReacts One of the few films you watch even though it hurts. I read the book 2 years ago. Don't read it if you're sad. It makes you depressed. smile
I can’t even count how many reactions to this movie I’ve seen, but it’s still one of my absolute favorites!
Nia, The Green Mile pulls all the emotional triggers. I would have been disappointed if you didn't cry!
Yeah I definitely couldn’t do it and I tried 😂
Cassie, the lady in the rocking chair is the constellation "Cassiopeia". She's not actually in a rocking chair but that's what he changed it to. The constellation Cassiopeia was supposed to be her on her throne with her head down. I think she was sad because her daughter was about to be sacrificed.
😮 wow! I see! Thank you, so much more to the movie I didn’t even realize ❤️
John upon exiting the prison was referring to the stars constellation “Miss Cassie the lady in the rocking chair“.
I was connecting dots that didn't exist LOL
Such an amazing movie. Such deep concepts, ideas, and moral conundrums. Some of the best writing is expressed in Literature. Stephen King is a master-level storyteller.
I've seen this movie many times, but I just noticed something recently. Right before Del is executed, he says, "I'm sorry for what I do." Right before John is executed, he says, "I'm sorry for what I am." John's statement conveys much more pain and regret. You can control what you do, but you can't control what you are. 😢
This movie leaves one in a _curious state,_ after viewing. Generally, one is glad to have _watched_ it, but it's _so sad,_ almost _immediately,_ you need to do something to make yourself _happy._
My #1 film. It has all the emotions and the acting is masterful. Thanks for sharing your journey with us. I appreciate it.
thank you for watching! I still don't know how to explain it, it was a feel good movie that didn't feel good? haha, "a movie for your soul" is how a commenter described it, and I like that
Oh, I felt for you this entire time and cried with you! I saw this when it came out and I ugly cried. Like uncontrollably bawling. Top 3 movies for me being a giant baby is 1. Green Mile 2. Braveheart 3. My Girl.
Really great video. Good luck growing your channel!
Awww!!! Man!! This movie was a tear jerker for sure! I did my best to try and disengage but nope!! Thanks Lammy! I may have to check those out, after I do some comedies in between lol
Number one on that list for me is the 1993 movie My Life with Michael Keaton and Nicole Kidman. I always say some movies tug at your heartstrings, that one hooks up steel cables connected to a powerful winch.
OMG! I've been watching My Girl my whole life and it NEVER fails to make me ugly cry.
Why do we do this to you!? I just watched your Shawshank reaction and had to watch this one back to back. Been crying like a newborn for two hours even though ive seen them both tens of times!
Love your reactions, please keep up with these types of films!
Edit: and now arg, I see you did saving Private Ryan. Damnit im a grown man and about to run out of tissues.
Haha!! Yeah the movies that were picked were tear jerkers!!! I literally needed a break after Private Ryan 😂 did a comedy month. At least with Shawshank we got a happy ending and for that I think it’s my fav movie so far
just a quick explaination for you not expecting John to kiss Melind: The putting his mouth to hers was the way 'the kiss of life' begins.
Sam Rockwell who played prisoner Wharton hated the fact that he had to threaten the little girls as part of his character diaogue because he became good freinds with them.
I did know what the movie was about the first time I saw it. My father was a big Stephen King fan, and this particular book of his came out in serialized form when I was a teenager, roughly 100 pages a month for 6 months. My mother, who didn't read much back then, started to read it too. When she got part 5, I started in and read the first four, took 5 after she was finished and grabbed part 6 first. The weirdest part for me was that it was a Stephen King movie that didn't take place in my home state of Maine. I knew it wouldn't but that was still the weirdest part for me, not the sudden turn to healing and whatnot.
haha! ah, I will have to give the book a read too then. Yeah, it was definitely not Maine but that's too funny that that was the weirdest part for you
I found your channel through this movie. I thoroughly enjoyed your reaction! Thank you so much for enduring the pain to watch and react to this great movie!
Aww thank you for watching the video! It was definitely a tough one to get through but it was a great movie in the end
"The G_een Mile Reaction" water mark 😄😉
Great reaction! Been watching all of your stuff🙂
If you have not yet, you should watch the Shawshank redemption. Without a doubt, The Green Mile is one of the most heartbreaking films I ever watched.
I 100% agree that John Coffey is the embodiment of empathy.
Empathy heals but it's a hell of a burden to internalize the world's suffering.
Yeah.. he was understandably “very tired” by the end of it… 😢
@@NiaMakiReacts John Coffey - J.C. - Jesus Christ
This movie is a true masterpiece of cinema. Every cast member gave phenomenal performances and the story was perfection. Random thought for you, if John made Paul and Mr Jingles live so long by giving them little pieces of himself, how long had John been walking the world? How long would you have to live to forget how you got covered with scars? By the way, that mouse living so long is the equivalent of Paul living for about 2000 years or so.
Yeah that was the saddest part, and hearing say I’m just so tired… hits harder
Just found your channel thanks to the algorithm and I'm a new fan. You have a great personality and a huge heart. I look forward to watching your channel grow.
I'm sure it's already been mentioned but it is important to know this is based on a Stephen King novel as is The Shawshank Redemption. Although the later does not have a supernatural element.
Well... I'm off to binge your other reactions. I'm so exited for your Saving Private Ryan reaction.
I was not expecting the supernatural element in the green mile. And I wasn’t on the look out with this one but it would have been funny if I was waiting for it for nothing
Hello Nia, first time visitor to your channel. Absolutely loved your reaction to this extraordinary film. Just so you know, I'm pretty sure none of us expected you to win this challenge LOL. This is a movie that could make a lumberjack cry. I'm a veteran of both the Army and Navy and I still sympathy-cry watching reactions to this film 😂.
Anyway, I'll be subbing and seeing what else you've reacted to. I would LOVE to watch you react to _Train to Busan_ if you've not seen it. It's another film that will reveal itself to be something entirely different than what you think. Anyway, nice meeting you! 💕
Hey there!! Thank you for watching and subbing!! Yeah I was definitely not going to succeed haha! There was a cash prize too if I made it but it wasn’t happening 😂 I have watched train to Busan, and I boohooed every time I watched other people react to it! I love that movie and people are always surprised because I have horror
@@NiaMakiReacts well let me offer another then; Blake Lively's 2015 showcase _The Age of Adeline_ - enjoyable, fantastical film about unrequited love. You probably seen it though LOL
@@nEthing4Her that, I have not seen!!
@@NiaMakiReacts Age of Adeline is great but a pretty obscure movie. So it may not get tons of views. Maybe Gattaca or Contact could get more views and help build your channel more.
I was 10 years old when I first saw this movie back in 2000. I had school the next day so I wasn't supposed to be up late when John's death came in I cried my heart out. My dad came in my room and saw me crying on the carpet looking at the tv he just sat down next to me. I'm 33 now and I can firmly say I cried with you just now watching it.
Awww, at 10!!! 😭 this movie will get you, and your dad was probably like “… damn”. ::hug::
@@NiaMakiReacts yes he did. Miss my dad he died awhile back . So I always look for people's reaction . ☺️
@@JulioHernandez-chico oh my gosh, I’m so sorry for your loss Julio… absolutely understandable to want to revisit that memory you had. ::hugs from me too::
@@NiaMakiReacts thank you 🙇
There is a movie called Crash . you should react to it its a very good movie.
When John mentions the "lady in the rocking chair", the star constellation he’s looking at is called Cassiopeia, after Queen Cassiopeia from Greek mythology, who was often seen in a rocking chair.
I was thinking he was talking about the woman when she was in the wheel chair 😂 thank you, that makes more sense and is beautiful
What a beautiful and wonderfully humane reaction. This great movie is a hard watch but there's nothing quite like it. All the acting performances are superb and Stephen King has said it is the best film adaptation of any of his books. The relationship between Del and Mr Jingles is surely one of the most touching in all film. Great reaction.
My Jingles is probably the only mouse I can ever love lol. It was a beautiful movie, but definitely a hard watch
6:49 "Just to help, boss. That's all."
"You can't."
An interesting choice of words from Hal. He isn't saying, "You stay away from my wife!" He's not talking to John with _anger_ or _resistance._ He's expressing defeat in the face of Melinda's _cancer._ He's not talking to John as a death-row _inmate._
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍 be kind, love 1 another.. you never know when you may be entertaining an angel!
“We each owe a death. There are no exceptions.” Beautiful film. I recommend _Meet Joe Black_ (1998).
One of the greatest movies of all times
This movie was another bitter sweet one, more bitter though 😭 😭
@@NiaMakiReacts true. I’ve watched a lot of ppl react to this one and i feel like if you don’t feel any kind of way after watching this movie your soul off lol. This movie is amazing. Michael Clarke Duncan god rest his soul deserved he Oscar win.
Loved watching your reaction to this movie, and wow you are beautiful inside and out! Please do more movie reactions, yours are so heartfelt and real.
Thank you so much!! I plan to do more movie reactions! Just need more time haha
Hey Nia this was not a fair challenge for you to take on. Not sure if in any of the movies you will find yourself watching if you can pass that challenge. I do applaud you for trying.
No a try not to cry challenge is probably impossible for me at this point unless I’m not looking at the screen or multitasking and having to direct my attention else where
John's "solutions" for Wild Bill and Percy were perfect. Wild Bill was on death row and gonna die anyway, and in fact suffered less than he would have on the electric chair. And Percy coughed out the tumor with the bugs and therefore wasn't given death a "death sentence", but instead put into both a mental space and a physical place where he could no longer cause pain and suffering to others. PERFECTION. Thanks for this video, I loved your reaction. 😊
If JC judges it that way it must be for a reason, good point about him honor being able to hurt others where he went to
Hi NIA(: THX for a good reaction (: (: (:
Thank you Benny!!!
Dis director movies always come full circle i always love movies like dis
If you don't shed a tear during this movie then you are truly not human.
Yeah the challenge was never gonna work lol
Had to sign up for your Patreon after seeing this. Keep up the great work. All the best.
Whoohoo!!! Thank you!!! And also if you want to join us on discord please stop by!!
I like to think John Coffey was basically Jesus. He healed, he performed general miracles, was deserted by his fellow man, had a small group of followers (the guards), died for everyone, and even his initials are J.C. Don't worry, I lost this challenge too lol
Great reaction Nia! It's very natural to want to try to fit a movie into a category or larger context so we better know how to think or feel about it. We try to figure out, is this a (real-life / supernatural / racial / political, etc.) movie? The Green Mile is definitely one of those movies where it helps to just take things as they happen, without trying to predict what's going to happen next or figure out what the larger context is. By the end, you realize it doesn't matter what category the movie fits into. It's just a powerful story, well told.
This movie was definitely just that, I would give that advice to someone who ever watched it, I wasted so much time trying to figure it out and should have just enjoyed it for what it is
5:35 "Is _he_ the one that did it?"
I don't know what it was that you picked _up_ on, but that was _incredibly astute._
Now you need to watch The Shawshank Redemption. Another Frank Darabont adaptation of a Stephen King story. It also takes place in a prison. Don't worry it will leave you feeling amazed and energized.
Most of all, it will leave you with hope.
Now that’s what I’m talking about!!! Lol I’m going to be watching movies over the weekend and this will be one of them that I watch! Looking forward to it!
I think the movie is about suffering, especially suffering of innocent people. The suffering we cause each other (the murder of the young girls, the burning of Del), and the suffering due to other reasons (the brain tumor, seeing our loved ones die due to old age). The movie allows us to feel strong compassion and empathy for the suffering of the world, through John's ability to feel all the suffering of others and his desire to help ease that suffering. At the end we cry because we feel compassion and empathy for John's suffering, leaving us (hopefully) with more empathy for others; for how much suffering there is in the world. The most powerful scene for me is 13:30 and the execution of course, because the prison guards and John empathize with each other's suffering, trying to ease it for each other (John to Paul: "I know you're hurting and worrying"). The only thing that can bring some ease to suffering is our empathy and compassion for each other. To me, that's the point of the story.
When he had said “I’m afraid of the dark” I was mush by then no lie.
Omgggg yesssss I was trying to stay strong but when he said that…. Bruh…. I just wanted to hold him
It takes on a different meaning from when he first says hes afraid of the dark to when he finally says it at the execution.
Its not the dark her fears the literal absence of light, its the Evil is what he means, you realize what he means by dark is not what a child means when there young and afraid of the Dark.
Great movie, Great Reaction and I have to say this is the first time I've watched your reactions and You Are Very Very Beautiful omg and you have the prettiest smile
Thank you Brandon!!!! The movie was great, but hope to see you again in the comments!!
You are like a tear factory 😢
I LOVE IT ❤️💦☔️ so of course i gave it "2👍🏼s up"
and scribed
now combine a movie machine with a tear factory in one body
BEHOLD.... Nia Maki
😂 tear factory!!! I need to make that a shirt
This for me is a top 3 movie all time. Great reaction! New subscriber! I’ll be tuned in! Gotta catch up on your reactions. This movie legit is hard to watch but needed. Later sis.
Hey!! Thank you for subscribing!! Was definitely hard to watch but was a great movie!
@@NiaMakiReacts absolutely sis! Keep grinding queen!
13:07 🛑⚠️ hold on... you didn't think you were going to cry? 😢
YOU didn't think you'd cry? You, Nia Maki, being of sound mind did not think you would cry?
alrighty then... i guess you learned something new about yourself 🤗😇
The delusions 😂
The power of great storytelling, will have you heartbroken over a field mouse 😭😭😭😭🐀🐀🐀🐀
You got me tearing up as well there Nia😭
I feel like all the shows and movies I watch are sad 😂
@@NiaMakiReacts Sure seems so...🤣
Michael Clarke Duncan was perfect in this.
Omg he sure was!!! I loved his character 😢
Nia......this is truly an emotional and touching and sad movie, however, there is good news. Mr. Jingles won an Oscar award for Best Supporting Rodent in a Drama. 🐁🐁🐁
Really?!?! That is the best!! Good for Me. Jingles! ❤️
Saint Christopher is the patron Saint of safe travel.
Awww, thank you for the info, I don’t know the saints at all lol.
I just saw your reaction...this movie gets me everytime... Great reaction video. My daughter loves anime movies also....
Thank you!! I loved the movie! I’ll try to do anime movies some time in the future as well, maybe after I finish the anime series!
What a lovely young woman. First time viewer although older than your Grandpa.
How'd you get them perfect teeth?
Subbed
Thank you for subscribing!! Happy to have you on board!! 😁
17:16 "You don't believe me."
"I don't imagine you'd _lie_ to me, Paul. But there's one thing I don't understand. You said that you and Jan had a grown son in 1935."
"The math doesn't work out, does it?"
See, if we're _generous_ with the length of a generation, having a grown _son_ in _1935_ should provide him with grown _grandchildren_ around _1965_ who should provide him with grown _great_ grandchildren around _1995,_ and this movie came out in _1999._ So what Elaine has begun to _wonder,_ here, is along the lines of "Just how old _is_ this man?"
18:10 "I'm 108 years old, Elaine. I was 44, the year that John Coffey walked the Green Mile."
And here, she has her _answer._
just some mathematical thoughts here, but i have extrapolated some info that may be interesting.
year of story : 1935
movie released in : 1999
Paul's age in 1935 : 44
Paul's birth year : 1891
average mouse lifespan : 3 years
average human lifespan : 75 years
1999 - 1935 = 64 years
64 / 3 = 21.33 times normal lifespan for Mr Jingles
75 years * 21.33 = 1,599.75 years *_MINIMUM_* expected lifespan for Paul
how long had John Coffey been wandering the earth?
"Forrest Gump" is a great movie and makes for a great reaction. Try "Galaxy Quest" for a great SciFi/Comedy/Parody. Give "Megamind" a watch for a very funny and clever animated movie.
I’ve seen Forrest Gump! But not the other two! Will definitely have to check them out!
I agree with every single one of those.
I think the movie "designers" had Paul shake John's hand at the end because the two men shook hands when John entered E Block at the start -- brought their relationship full-circle.
A lot of people consider Percy to be the most despised and hated character ever created... After this movie I think you need something a little lighter. You might want to check out The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Despite its name, it is a comedy/musical staring Tim Curry in the lead role.
Yes! Definitely need something lighter! The name is definitely misleading but a comedy definitely sounds good lol
Frank Darabont and Stephen King make some great movies. Shawshank Redemption and The Mist are 2 others. I believe you said you added Shawshank already to your list. Great movies and RIP Michael Clark Duncan, what a great actor. I love when people have no idea what this movie is about see the first 'supernatural' scene. because it really changes the movie.
Yeah the supernatural part got me so confused 😂 and I stayed confused the rest but I still loved the movie! Totally missed that it was Stephen King, I didn’t watch The Mist, but I’m guessing I will not be watching that one unless the lights are staying on all month
@@NiaMakiReacts you should definitely watch Shawshank Redemption! It's another great movie directed by the same person and based on a book by Stephen King. There is no supernatural element to that one.
Miss, this is one of my favourite movies of all time, it takes you trough all feelings in 3 hours!.. A movie that does that 2 is the color purple, if you didn't see that watch it
Allllll the feelings were definitely felt! Good and bad, I watched bits of the color purple as a kid, so I can’t even tell you what it was about, I’ll definitely need to rewatch it
@@NiaMakiReacts that kinda counts as a first time watch.. Because color of purple you need to see as a adult.. As a child the message is not the same. (gladly!)
I've seen a lot of reactions to this movie, but one question no one asks is "How old was John Coffey?" If his power made Paul Edgecomb live so long, John might have been hundreds or thousands of years old. Think about that aspect, and think about the things John had seen & experienced.
Yes the scene when he says how tired he feels hits so much harder after you get to the end...
@@NiaMakiReacts and where Melinda asks him where he got all those scars, and he replies that he can't really recall where they came from.
@@NiaMakiReacts please react to Slingblade with Billy Bob Thornton
Best film of all time
It definitely took me through all the different emotions, loved Mr Coffee
I highly recommend watching The Shawshank Redemption and The Mist......both Stephen King adaptations and both directed by the same director of The Green Mile.....
Shawshank is on the list for Mays watch list! The Mist, I think I saw somewhere that was horror lol soooo most likely will not watch that
Hammer Reaction
I’m so out of the loop lol. Had to look thy up and still not sure if I should say thanks? 😂
A heartfelt reaction to my favorite movie. For the best trilogy of all time, the Lord of the Rings.
Thank you! And yes! I love LOTR!!
Isn't amazing what a great writer Stephen King is? He wrote this and Shawshank. Among many many others. He might also be the most prolific writer of our time. At the time I was a huge Stephen King fan and I read everything he wrote. So I knew what the movie was about before I saw it. Recommendation. To start ANYTHING that has Tom Hanks in it. Not only is he a great actor but he picks great films to act in.
Yes! I have seen a lot of recommendations for other Stephen King movies, but I'm worried if they might be scary haha, these two luckily were not. I've seen Forrest Gump but Cast Away was also highly recommended
@@NiaMakiReacts For Hanks besides the ones you mentioned Apollo 13(true story of astronauts trying to go to the moon) is really good. Saving Private Ryan.(ww2 Gruesome and what inspired Band of Brothers being made) No One does the 3 Davinci Code movies.(secret society involving actual Jesus' offspring theory that is somewhat believable) They were really big when they came out. Not a huge fan but Philadelphia(Lawyer? dying of aids) won him a best actor award. Captain Philips( Ship gets captured by modern day pirates) and Sully(Airplane that crashed in NYC harbor after hitting some birds) were good. Road to Perdition was good.(30's gangster movie) Sleepless in Seattle and You've got mail(cutsy love stories) Big(about a boy that wishes he was older fun movie) And a bunch of others that are good but not as good as these depending on your tastes.
Stephen King has a lot of books/movies that are less horror or very little like the two you saw. At one point he was writing like 2-3 books a year. He has over 70 books to his name. Delores Clayborn and Misery fit that mold real well. They are a little scary but NORMAL type scary. Stand by me no scary stuff at all and Hearts in Atlantis has very little. Gerald's Game is....interesting. LOL. Nothing super natural but a very unique situation the star of the movie find themselves in.
I really loved your reaction Nia, I hope you get to react to Jojo Rabbit. I've watched it recently and it's now one of my favorite movies of all time. If you like Tom Hanks you should check out Forrest Gump or Saving Private Ryan. But I really think Jojo Rabbit will really surprise you.
Nia, so many discussions are built on this movie, and during one of them with some friends, I was recently introduced to the theory that John Coffey = J.C. = Jesus Christ. Christ absorbed the sins of the world and died on the cross for it, next to two criminals. One was repentant for his misdeeds and the other was not. I never thought of it that way, it gave me great insight and it gives even more depth to the subtext found in Steven King's literature. Just some food for thought as you move forward.
Yessss I saw comment with the J C and that was really eye opening. I didn’t think that at ALL when watching, just that he was an embodiment of empathy. But that was deep
@@NiaMakiReacts I think Stephen King used it as subtext to always remember where JC was coming from. Eventually he has to be crucified in order fro his life to impart greater meaning.
Great movie 🎥 awesome reaction 💯
thank you!! It was an amazing movie!
Full curls...........goddamn. this movie, Mr Duncan did a beautiful job. you wouldn't do it, but Percy got what was comin' to him. a little bit of fictional karma. A wonderful Sunday afternoon movie. May i suggest "Death to Smoochie", an underrated Robin Williams extravaganza, more smiles than tears 😁😁 I promise. Hope you had a great weekend!
P.S. check the hashtags "the freen mile reaction"
@@seanorange5633 lol me uploading in the middle of the night will do that! Lol also had the same thumbnail for part 1 and 2 😂 thanks for looking out!!
I think you'd also enjoy Tom Hanks in Forrest Gump...
I have seen Forrest Gump when I was young, it was a great movie too!
Great reaction, i teared with you and ive seen a thousand times. Forrest Gump, another great Tom Hanks movie. You’ll need tissues
Awww thank you for crying with me!! I watched Forrest Gump a long time ago but yes! I do remember it being a great movie!!
More people need 2 watch dis cause 2 dis day they still kill dem wt their love so sad i cried watchin dis wt u
Additional stuff for your part II
1. Hammersmith/Lt Dan wasn't a very good attorney.
2. Toot Toot/Harry Dean Stanton(RIP) has a very long resume and is worth checking out whenever you can.
off the top of my head, Alien, the original Red Dawn, Christine, Pretty in Pink and Escape from New York.
3. Regarding Percy it couldn't happen to a nicer guy. KARMA's a Bitch
4 Both David Morse and James Cromwell are the same height as MCD but planks and a smaller bed and chair were used
to make him taller than he actually was.
5. The mouse used when Del is going to the chair was one of the real mice and really did poop on Paul's shoulder.
6. Now we know why old Paul wanted two pieces of dry toast (day old is fine)
7. Director Frank Deramont asked Michael Clarke Duncan if he had a nickname. MCD said he is called Big Mike
Frank told him to find little Mike to become John Coffey.
8. Congratulations you have just experienced the GOAT😎
Oh man I totally forgot about that attorney in the end too,.. I was pretty upset with him also… and too funny about the 💩 lol! that mouse is one that I’m ok with, the ONLY one lol. and yeah, Percy got a taste of Karma. That’s for sure!
I think Amelie is a good movie to help with recovery after this one ;-)
Is this also a set up 😂
@@NiaMakiReacts There is only one way to find out ;-)
I did warn you that you would need a whole box of tissues.😛
Forreal lol I really thought I was able to do it in the beginning 😂
Lol, he didn't kiss the lady with the tumor.
😂 yeah someone else told me too, this is what I get for not wearing glasses and watching, I was like huh?! Lol
If you want a real tear jerker try Hatchi
Omgggg… I lived in Japan so I know the story… but I never watched the movie. I think I would be devastated… I’ll probably squish my cash with all my love but I don’t think cats care as much as dogs lol,.. he wouldn’t wait for me
How did you go with the movie Nia?
Nia Maki
I feel you starting at 13:23 onward.
💕 thank you, it was so heartbreaking!!!
I watched it and its so nice
Hey Ace!! The movie was so sad in the end:( but I enjoyed the movie too
John is every good and moral black man in America. P.S. An if John lawyer wasn't so immoral maybe John might have healed his son. PRAISE YAHWEH!!!!!!!
Yeah this was the south during the depression. Wild Bill could have confessed everything and they still would have executed John which is just horrible. At the same time, it's what he wanted. Like, I believe in the right to die. If you're in constant interminable pain of which there is no relief and you've exhausted all other alternatives, I think everyone has the right to decide, "I'm done." At the same time literally every single time I see this I bawl my eyes out wishing John would have let them break him out. And I'm not a religious person by any means but Tom Hanks asking what he's gonna tell god when he's asked why he let this happen totally breaks me. This movie is phenomenal.
That’s true, you’re right I’m sure they could have still executed him cause.. well those were the times :( forreal though when he was talking about that part I was like 😭 😭
I have seen several reactors describe the Green Mile as the best movie they had ever seen, and they would never watch it again. Sorry Nia, but you failed the challenge in the first 30 minutes of the movie when Paul was reading the transcript and they showed John with the little girls. The movie takes place in the deep south, Louisianna, which accounts for the guards' accent and Del speaking Cajun French. The prison was an all-black unit, still segregated back then, with a few white trustees like Toot. Chief and Del had done some very bad things, the movie wanted to show that they were still human beings. When they used the electric chair, they would turn the power off and on till the condemned was dead. Executions as bad a Dell's were rare but did happen. Stephen King wrote the book and had it released in 6 parts because he was tired of people flipping to the end to see what happens.
Yeah as soon as he mentioned he was worked as an executioner I was like welp, there goes any hopes me me getting through this challenge 😂 that’s too funny about him splitting it into parts though, smart move!!
Firefly series and movie please!😁
Did u read my mind? Cause I’m supposed to be dropping ep 1 on Patreon tomorrow lol. I just need time to edit it down for RUclips
@@NiaMakiReacts nice!
"I DIDN'T KNOW THE SPONGE WAS SUPPOSED TO BE WET"
BULL****🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
I hated him so much for that!!
@Nia Maki please react to Slingblade with Billy Bob Thornton
added to the list!
@@NiaMakiReacts thank you!
This was a great reaction. Yeah, you lost that challenge pretty early on.
Seriously though… I knew I wouldn’t make it but I thought I’d last a little more. I tried though
@@NiaMakiReacts If it's not too much to ask, can you please add "Hero" starring Dustin Hoffman, Geena Davis, and Andy Garcia to your list. It's a gem of a movie that came out in 1992. I swear you won't be disappointed. It's not a tear jerker, but you should probably have a tissue near.
It's a reaction video not a commentary, learn to be still.
Damn why do so many of these youtuber TALK incessantly instead of being still, immerse and react?
Part of it is because we only have a select amount we can put in the video, so we typically put in the parts what we are talking rather than when we are quiet. If it’s not transformational (ad in we are just quiet and watching) it’s not fair use, and we can get a copyright claim, strike, channel taken down, or sued
What exactly do you think a reaction video is? You want people to just sit there and watch the movie? No talking? You want her to react but not talk, that doens't even make sense lol.
She did do a reaction video and she has to do some commentary during it, or would you rather her pause the movie during key scenes? She missed none of the key scenes or dialog. If you don't like they way she does it, then start up your own channel and show us how you think it should be done.