Did "The Green Mile" make you cry?
By anna728
@anna728 (1499)
United States
9 responses
@kelly10 (678)
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17 Aug 09
The first time I watched this I did cry. Without ruining it for anyone that hasn't seen it, I cried towards the end when John Coffey goes on the green mile for his last walk.
I often thought that they could have made a prequel to this movie about Coffey's early life. You know how, what, why, when. It's always interested me in how he became what he was and where he family the same. Has anyone else ever wondered?
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@purplealabaster (22094)
• United States
3 Sep 09
I have always wondered about that, too. I think that would make a great movie, and I would definitely go to see it. They would have to keep the same actor as John Coffey, though, except of course in the younger scenes that he obviously couldn't play.
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@psphacker (1053)
• United States
28 Jul 09
No the green mile did not make me cry because I have not seen this movie and I would not cry because some movies are fake and some are based on true stories and only god knows if this movie is based on a true story or not.
@anna728 (1499)
• United States
31 Jul 09
Haha why answer if you have never seen the movie. Oh well. I don't really cry from a movie based on whether it's true. I certainly have no impression that The Green Mile is true. I cried in the movie just because the story and the characters move me.
@victoracostajr101 (42)
• United States
5 May 11
not gonna lie....gets me every time. especially when hanks character starts to cry when he's standing in front of him before they're gonna do coffey. :(
@purplealabaster (22094)
• United States
28 Jul 09
Yes, my daughter MADE me watch this movie. I didn't want to watch it, because I heard it was sad. It was a good movie, but we both cried hysterically at the end.
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@dodoria (25)
• Indonesia
27 Aug 09
I cry while in parts when they together with John Coffey watch "fred astaire" check to check movie, the final wish before his executed that scene so memorable. We know that movie lead paul begin his the story, to Paul while his remember that movie he remember Coffey too and it lead him to his deppest regret for his life
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@magic_witch (78)
• Romania
27 Oct 09
i wanted so mauch to see the movie. i started to cry when i saw john caffey, because i knew thw story. i read the book, and impressed me very much. it is a touching movie and a great story.
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@alienfrenzy (32)
• United States
20 Sep 10
the murder of kids the mouse the old lady and when he was dog tired
@MrKennedy (1978)
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28 Jan 10
It's very hard for me to cry at fictional things like films and such. I'm not sure why, because I don't have the "thickest of skins" whenit comes to real-life scenarios. I felt so sorry for big John Coffi (or however you spell it) when he was being executed, because nobody except the prison guards knew the truth about him, and the emotion on his and Tom Hanks' face was so powerful, it made that scene one of the most memorable in cinematic history for me
@bluez1981 (19)
• India
18 Jul 10
hi...
at first i found the movie to be quite calm and interesting but later as the movie went on i felt into the messages and casts of the crew..
the script has been excellently written keepin every detail up to the mark specially tom hanks role in it.
at some parts the story urges you to cry but then it grips ur attention but then it grips your attention and make you wonder what the next plot is gonna be.
the ending was really sad but then according to the movie if he was saved then everyone on the earth could have lived forever and ever without any reasons to die!!!
