Three hours of witnessing magic It’s okay to cry, boys. It means you’re human.

Tom Hanks spoke at Michael Duncan's funeral. They became very good friends during the filming. ❤

I believe Percy is one of the most hated characters in cinema history.

Tom Hanks, eyes brimming with tears and barely able to choke out “roll on two,” is *heartbreaking.* I cry EVERY time I watch that scene. 😢

Percy getting what he deserves is still one of the most satisfying movie moments ever

Can anyone imagine them watching The Green Mile and Shawshank back to back on the same day, they would run out of tears.

Don’t fight them tears bro, literally everyone I know cried at this film.

When John enters the execution chamber and literally feels all the hate in the people's heart and Brutal tells him "We don't hate you, John. Focus on what we're feeling" just about breaks me everytime. And the pain on their faces as they put him in the chair and has to stand in attention is so fakking real. Every single one of them made peak preformance acting.

Fantastic film. Stephen King has said out of all the actors who have portrayed his characters Michael Duncan is his favourite.

This is actually inspired by the real case of George Stinney Jr. was the youngest person sentenced to death in the 20th century in the United States. He was only 14 when he was executed by electric chair. He was accused of killing 2 girls even though he was innocent. Stephen King was inspired by the case and he wrote green mile which was then adapted to film. The story breaks my heart because he was innocent and had nothing to do with their murders.

There are many things one should fight. Tears are not one of them. Cry when your body is telling you to do so. Cry. The idea of not crying is toxic, as is holding in the water that frees the spirit.

Loved how you guys walked into this movie laughing and joking about cotton creatures and other crap and me thinking to myself, these boys are going to be emotional wrecks by the end 😂😂😂

I just assumed every adult has seen this movie at least once in their lives 😆 RIP Michael Clarke Duncun

Forgot to say, everyone deserved an Oscar. Can't believe it didn't win any.

Fun Fact: The longest recorded lifespan for a mouse is 4 years. Paul was 44 when John Coffey died, he's 108 at the telling of his story, which is 64 years after John Coffey's passing.

John Coffey was an angel sent to Earth to teach love and empathy but given every handicap from his color and size to his intellect. Stephen King's novel was brilliant and the movie, IMHO, is one of the 10 best ever. I love sharing it again and again with reactioners like yourselves. Great job, guys.

To add some context to Coffey wanting to die: He is able to feel all the pain and sadness in the world everywhere, and to be able to sense or ‘see’ the future. The story takes place in 1935, when the Second World War was only four years away from starting.

No one ever thinks they could love a mouse so much until they meet Mr Jingles.

When Michael Clarke Duncan died, Tom Hanks did his eulogy. It is worth watching on KZfaq.

"He's the ultimate conduit of empathy" - That's... a very, very good way of putting it, honestly.

Its ok to shed a tear guys, it only makes you human💓 When they put the bag over John’s head and he says “Im afraid of the dark”, it hits me like a ton of brick…This movie is so beautiful.

One of those movies that will stay with you forever. Angels come in all shapes and sizes. Michael Duncan RIP.

The amazing Michael Jeter (RIP) played Eduard Delecroix and is under-recognized in this film because of its stellar cast and every performance is a winning one. He was a fabulous character actor in a multitude of tv and movie roles. He had recurring roles in a couple of sitcoms in the 80's and 90's (for which he was nominated for several Emmys and won once) and he was a Tony award winning stage actor. In interviews for this movie he joked that he had originally auditioned for the role of the mouse. LOL

"The Green Mile" is, in my opinion, the best Steven King film adaptation. After that comes "The Shawshank Redemption" and "Stand by me"!

This is one of the movies I get people to watch when people say they don't like Stephen King. This, Shawshank Redemption, Misery, and Stand By Me.

Tom Hanks had such a run of epic movies in such a short span. Forrest Gump, Green Mile, Cast Away, and Apollo 13.

The Green Mile is literally like the only movie can make me Happy, Sad, Angry, and Cry at certain times in the movie.

Michael Clark Duncan got robbed of the Oscar for playing John Coffee! Guess who wrote the story, Stephen King! ❤

"I'm tired, boss. Tired of being on the road, lonely as a sparrow in the rain. Tired of not ever having me a buddy to be with, or tell me where we's coming from or going to, 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 everyday. There's too much of it. It's like pieces of glass in my head all the time. Can you understand?" I understand, John :(

I cried when I read the book; years later I bawled when I watched the movie. Anyone who DOESN'T tear up while watching this needs the feds to check under their floorboards for bodies. I truly appreciated your reactions to this! 💜

I’ve never been afraid to tell people just how much I was balling my eyes out during the last 20 minutes of this movie. It was such an emotional rollercoaster, and I’m so happy so many other people could experience it too. Thanks for watching this guys!

This movie is and always will be one of the greatest movies of all time. The story, the acting, the emotional rollercoaster..... It's the most amazing movie. EVERYONE should see this movie at some point in their life.

It’s okay to cry dudes. We cry with you 😉

It seems we've found the magic formula: Stephen King + a story about prison + Frank Darabont directs the movie = cinematic gold

A perfectly crafted film from beginning to end, I love these non 'horror' Stephen King stories so much.

This movie and Titanic were the only movies where I saw an entire audience cry in unison.

I cry every time I watch this film. The acting is phenomenal. Stephen King is amazing.

Guys I just want to say that I watch your channel because I lost My twin a few years ago and it's heartwarming to see the connection you both have, I miss that connection and your channel makes me remember the good days! Thanks for being decent guys and I look forward to watching all your content! God Bless both of you!

Green Mile has been within my top 5 favorite movies of all time for well over a decade. I've seen this film so many times and it still brings me to tears.

If you don't cry or get upset watching this film you're a psychopath! I watched it only once, I couldn't stop crying. This is the first time I've gone through the clips with you two, and it still makes me cry. You're human if you get emotional watching it. Michael Clarke Duncan, Tom Hanks and David Morse were brilliant in it. Along with Sam Rockwell who played Wild Bill. I'm not a reader of Stephen King, but this film and Shawshank written by him are 2 of my favourite films.

Guys this is one of the best movies ever made... respect to Stephen King. THUMBS UP!

I really appreciate when grown men cry. It's just so honest, true and authentic.

Stephen King is an excellent writer. The character development in his stories draws you right in. Green Mile & Shawshank Redemption are two of the few that translated well from book to film .

I haven't re-watched this since it came out. The gift and curse of John's life, and the brutality of Del's death just wrecked me forever. It's so beautifully tragic.

I thought Curtis’s head was gonna explode from trying to hold those tears in.🤣 Great reaction as usual guys.

that stare was everything, curtis. my soul has your fingerprints on it now.

This movie never fails to make me cry. In fact on days when i feel particularly down, i stick on Green Mile. Helps break the tear barrier. I cry. Then i feel better. Honestly this movie is better than therapy for me. I think it's healthy to let off the pressure. I've seen Green Mile more times than i can remember. Beautiful movie.

I LOOOVEEEEEEEEE THIS REACTION OMG LOL!! You guys were angry, sad, happy, lol you were amazing to watch! To see you two emotional was just wow. I love you guys

I always made sure to watch this movie alone because I'd always bawl at the end. It wouldn't be a complete experience without crying. Michael Clarke Duncan was so good in this. He was totally robbed of an Oscar. The motions he went through in preparation for his role as John Coffey was actually intense, he had to go back and revisit his greatest fears in his childhood and use those as the catalyst to his performance. That's why his character and his perpetually frightened state was so believable.

" If he can make a mouse live this long, how long do I have?"

One of King’s best stories. It’s genius and the novel is fantastic also. One of the first books I read all the way thru after I watched the movie.

The first time I watched The Green Mile, it was on a Sunday afternoon and, when it was over, I went for a walk up my driveway... and it just hit me all at once and I started crying. Fortunately, I live in the woods, so no one could see, but my tear glands just exploded. Even crazier, that night, I watched the special features on the Blu-Ray and I started crying again! Even the behind-the-scenes stuff on this movie got me.

I don't know where Stephen King gets these ideas for his stories, but thank god he gets them & writes them so well. They obviously get changed for the big screen, but the overall goodness of it is still intact. But, that john coffey speech towards the end is what always gets me. The part about being tired and there's too much evil or whatever in the world and that he wants to go home....perfection.

I cried at that very moment where Paul had to be prompted make the call and how the guys all cried watching him die completely innocent yet treated like he was guilty.

Man, I've cried every time watching this movie. It's OK. Empathy and compassion, lads.

The amazing mind of the great Stephen King. You both were crying. I have yet to see reactions of this movie without tears. It was one of the best movies I have ever seen and I'm 65.

Couldn’t wait to see your faces when the supernatural started. This is one of my absolute fav movies. The skill in making a 30 second clip of an old movie and a mouse become so important and emotional. Everyone says something about how long it is, then the time flys by.

"If they killed off the mouse I was gonna be so upset" 😭😂 oh em gee

God rest Michael Duncan, played a great part in this film, let the tears flow it only shows the men you are, I agree with you I've watched this movie around 100 times and I know what's going to happen but I cry all the time as it pulls on your heart strings.

Cried hard back in 1999 when I was 19 years old and watched this with my mates in the cinema. Masterpiece.

"The ultimate conduit of empathy" is probably the most accurate and succinct way I have ever heard John's character described. Nicely done! This is one of the best book to film adaptations I have ever seen. The director, Frank Darabont, co-wrote the screenplay with Stephen King (the novel was actually released as a six-part series). The casting was brilliant; Michael Clarke Duncan was so perfect. If you're in the mood for something fun, the Whole Nine Yards is a fun comedy with Duncan, starring Bruce Willis. Can we also talk about how ridiculously unfair it is that the warden got his wife's diagnosis before she did? Women's husbands were usually given full reign over their wives' healthcare decisions.

Welcome to the shortest three-hour movie ever made. Another emotional masterpiece. Another superb reaction. And kudos for your editing work here. Applause.

John Coffey was an Empath, he felt every one's emotions. And illness, he knew Paul had a severe bladder infection, he sensed it from looking into his eyes and shaking his hand.

This movie pulls on the heart strings like no other, and every single actor gave a stellar performance. I love your genuine reactions and actually appreciate when you two cry. I honestly wonder about anyone who doesn't tear up watching this.

I kind of avoided watching people react to the green mile simply because of how sad and emotional the movie made me but I had to watch you guys react to it and sure enough! I still tear up towards the end! It is such a phenomenal movie. Rest In Peace to the actor Michael Clarke Duncan

i remmber prior to release this movie was kinda drifting under the radar a bit, with the touchy subject matter, but it ended up being,imo, one of the greatest films ever made. . . and a lasting legacy left for Michael Duncan

I am a 45 year old man and I cry every time I see this movie, even the reactions to this movie get me. Interesting thought for you, if the power in John could make Paul live so long, or the mouse, how long had John been walking the earth before he was sentenced to die for a crime he didn't commit.

I couldn't say anything out loud for 30 minutes after I walked out of the theater after watching this movie. I went through just about every emotion.

Between this film & Shawshank Redemption, Frank Darabont is a national treasure.

We each owe a death, there are no exceptions, I know that, but sometimes, oh God, the Green Mile is so long...

I loved your reaction to this movie. I agree that the acting was top-notch! I think them allowing John to be executed was them giving him mercy. We never know how old John was, and he had been living with this pain for so long. He was just tired of feeling all the pain and hate in the world.

I remember the first time I saw The Green Mile. I thought to myself, this was one of the best movies I've ever seen!

"Stand By Me" is another amazing Stephen King adaptation

The Green Mile and Legends of the Fall are two movies that make me cry every time I watch.

Not just one of the most influential movies to come out of that year or decade, but all time.

I have seen this movie countless times in my life because it is one of my mum's favourites and yet I still sob every time he says "I'm afraid of the dark," and when he sings "Heaven." An outstanding movie and thank you for your commentary on a beautiful work of art

Y’all are hitting us with the best ones, thank you! Cough cough “Harlem Nights” you need a laugh after the last couple.

I remember when this book came out. King wanted to challenge himself to do what Dickens did and publish a book chapter by chapter in its own book so that he couldn't go back and rewrite early chapters and would have to put out as close to a perfect chapter as he could. So every month a new chapter of The Green Mile was published as its own tiny book. Brilliant. Oh, and Wild Bill was the great Sam Rockwell in one of his earliest roles.

Can I just say I love your honest reaction to this beautiful movie. I’ve been in hospital for 2 months now and you guys have kept me entertained and comforted through all my time here. This is one of my favourite movies and is a real tear jerker. Michael Duncan is an absolutely amazing actor in this movie. RIP beautiful xx 🙏❤️

The fact that y'all are both _silent_ through the end of this movie speaks volumes on its own. It's one of the best ever made.

It's the 2nd movie by Frank Darabont after his debut The Shawshank Redemption and also based on Stephen King's book.

You two are so genuine and so funny! I love it! I can tell y’all were about done with this one. I am such a Stephen King fan-both for his drama and his horror movies. The Green Mile is a great film. And Tom Hanks is just unmatched as an actor. He has played so many great roles. Philadelphia is a personal favorite of mine. Y’all keep reacting, and we will keep watching!

Great reaction guys. Also: Crying doesn't remove masculinity. There is only two films that made me cry hard. The Green Mile and E.T.

I love rewatching my old favourites with you guys, you are honest, not afraid to be vulnerable, and just nice people. Me and the husband have subbed. Great work.

No matter how many times I watch this movie I will always cry, from beginning to end is a masterpiece

Oh yes! Billy Wharton was Sam Rockwell! One of the greatest actors in these times. my favorite forever! Check his filmography you will be surprised of how awesome he is

Best take I’ve ever heard: he’s the ultimate empath. Great reaction to an amazing movie. Well done gentleman!

You are quickly becoming one of my top favorite movie reaction channels. Thank you.

Another good movie “The Good Son” with Macaulay Culkin. That movie is crazy.

"Wild" Bill Wharton was played by Sam Rockwell. Follow his career! He is mighty talented & skilled.

Micheal Clark-duncan deserved so many awards for his performance in this film.. This movie can induce tears in anyone.. That's ACTING

The acting The Green Mile was by far some of the best I've ever seen. It's one of those rare gems that has characters you either love or hate whole-heartedly because they're portrayed so well. The movie is 3 hours long but goes by with a blink of the eye.

“I will not say: do not weep; for not all tears are an evil.” -- Gandalf

I clicked so fast on this video😂😂😂

I have never seen anybody NOT CRY. (Including you. Don't try to deny it. BUSTED) When John explains to Paul and Brutus he wants to die is when I lose it. I've seen it +20 times and still cry. This movie was delayed a few months because Dabbs Greer was ill and had to recover before doing the old Paul role. The book briefly covers why Del and the Chief are there. Re Percy: Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. Curtis and I agree with your statement that, "He's the ultimate conduit of empathy". Spot on 100% Michel Clark Duncan RIP. Stephen King man!

It’s a hard movie to watch, but it touches the heart. You guys did great!

Guys, this was before antibiotics. There was nothing a doctor could do for him at the time besides pain pills.

The guy (Michael Jeter) that got his hand hit with the night stick passed away back in 2003 from AIDS. As for Michael Clarke Duncan he passed away back in 2012 from a heart attack.

This is such a beautiful but also a totally heartbreaking movie. I remember the first time I watched it. About half way through I realised that John was probably going to die and it absolutely destroyed me. At that point no other movie had hit me the same way. I was a complete wreck by the end of the movie. If you’ve not done The Shawshank Redemption yet, then I’d highly recommend it as it’s another Frank Darabont adaptation of an equally amazing Stephen King story. The combination of an incredible story, amazing characters, and Thomas Newman's score is a home run for me. This movie never fails to reduce me to tears. This is Stephen King and Frank Darabont at their best. Such a great reaction video, guys. I've watched it twice now. Your faces during the movie are absolutely priceless.

I read the book before seeing the film. It was spot on, I wondered how they were going to do Mr.Jangles, they did it well. A real tear jerker.