I loved the movie but the book goes into more depth.
What I really loved from the story is the spirit and attitude of Coffey its hard to forget a character with that kind of gift and yet a sense of humbleness.
I loved the movie but the book goes into more depth.
What I really loved from the story is the spirit and attitude of Coffey its hard to forget a character with that kind of gift and yet a sense of humbleness.
The adaption by the moviemakers of one of my favorites of Mr. King's stories was indeed a most pleasant surprise for me. I read the story when it was released in serial form and then when I finished the latest increment I would pass it around my agency. It is such a wonderful story and for once Hollywood did not screw it up (too much). The actors were wonderful and they seemed to fit right into Mr. King's mold.
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Some movies get better and better with each viewing. Maybe all good movies are that way. I watched The Green Mile on TV the other night and it was just excellent, especially Michael Clarke Duncan's performance. For me a great acting performance is more fulfilling than a great meal.
I loved the book. But the movie wasn't my favorite. Maybe I should try to re watched Green Mile. Because I only seen it once and that was before I had read the book.
I LOVED the book and the movie.
My favorite quote from the movie:
Melinda Moores: I dreamed of you. I dreamed you were wandering in the dark, and so was I. We found each other. We found each other in the dark.
I cried a lot too wen I watched the film for the first time. It's really hard to follow the gradual extinction of a human being, especially when we are not acquainted with his crimes. I felt pity for everyone, except the murderer of the twin girls. I didn't read the book either. I think that I must bye it![]()
I have the book and the movie, and although I believe that books are always better than their movie adaptions, I have to say that this movie came pretty close to perfect, IMO. I've re-read the book and re-watched the movie multiple times, and both are masterpieces. I felt so bad for John Coffey, and I wanted to kill Percy! Wonderfully heart-wrenching story!
I love The Green Mile, and not just because i think it is set in Mississippi; although i do have logical reasoning for this notion.
This is an awesome story with genuine characters. Mr. Jingles is my favorite.
I really loved the movie but I can't ever sit down and read the book you know seen the move don't need to go there with the book although I hear it's good
The Green Mile movie seems to play on a semi-regular basis, so each time I come across it, I watch from whatever point it may be at. I simply cannot help myself. Inevitibly, my husband (a non-King-reader) will wander in, say "Are you watching that again?" and promptly sit down and watch it with me!
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