Remake The Green Mile

**Murashi** · December 4th, 2009

No one can play that better as Tom Hanks and Michael Clarke Duncan.
So i say we dont need a new version!

**sandiego39** · December 7th, 2009

i would agree the movie was very good the chose the best guy to play john coffey

**Drumbum** · December 7th, 2009

Great movie, better book. Leave it alone says I. Can anyone say Halloween?

**Mr. Jingles** · December 15th, 2009

I don't think I would change a thing in this movie. The actors, the script, how the story played out. It was awesome from beginning to end, IMO.

**M2H** · December 18th, 2009

I really hope they don't remake The Green Mile...it's bad enough they are already remaking good, classic movies to begin with...oh i'm sorry, the more PC term to use is "re-imaging."...that's like change The Green Mile's setting to New York City in the year 2009, and have it be Riker's Island instead...have John Coffey be a midget, and Percy be the good guy, and Delicroux be from the hood.

**bhill** · December 18th, 2009

Nah! Leave the movie alone; still have to actually read the book though.

**Diamondfire** · December 22nd, 2009

I have to say before I post this I totally appreciate you voicing your own opinion it gives us all a chance to voice are's

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The Green mile movie was actually the factor that sparked my original interest in Stephen Kings work as so it still hold's strong to my favorite slot. When I first saw the movie I didn't even realize it was derived from a book so it could easily stand alone as its own entity for me. I had to do some research to actually discover it was a book at all.
I do however agree with you in the fact that as usual I found the book to be even better than the movie. Much more descriptive & loved the extra ending part with Mr. Jingles & Elaine.

**mr.jingles120** · January 7th, 2010

i thought both book and movie were great

***Iris*** · January 7th, 2010

Although my personal opinion is that books are always better than movies*as we are inside the characters' mind*, I have heard for Green Mile, that the movie was just like the book. I' ve seen the movie -which I found wonderful- and I intent to read the book very soon so I can find out by myself if that's truth or not

**annetacey** · January 8th, 2010

You cant remake the Green Mile, it would lose its appeal. Same as E.T or The Goonies or Close Encounters Of The Third Kind. Leave the originals alone (unless they are crap then remake all u want!!)