The Green Mile is an american movie directed by Frank Darabont released in 1999.
This movie was adapted from the serial novel of the same name which was written by Stephen King.
It’s the story of a prison guard who creates a strong friendship with a condemned death. The condemned to death in question is played by the actor Michael Clarke Duncan who is in my opinion the most suitable actor to play this role. this is a strength character who become more and more endearing.
The role of prison guard played by Tom Hanks who throughout the film tries to save his friend from his condanation to die.
I really liked this movie for various reasons. First, it’s very touching and particularly moving, the actors are fantastics. Finally, This film denounces judicial mistakes, but also racism and tolerance of men … this is a beautiful moral lesson!!
I don’t know this film but it seems to be interesting even if the subject of racism is often present in film, the topics of judicial mistakes is less ordinary.
this movie is amazing, and i think it is one of these very useful movies: these films that remind us things who existed ( or who still exist) that we should not forget.
I’ve heard about this movie years ago, and I’ve seen the trailer and an extract but I’m still not brave enough to watch it. It’s just seems so sad.
This film is really touchy,everytime i’m watching it i’m feeling bad because some bad things happens to the good persons not just in movies are books but also in real life
I saw this film when i was 11 years, the end was so sad :'(
Clarke Duncan « john coffey » was amazing (And so imposing (damn))