Heartbroken 💔💔💔 The Green Mile (1999) REACTION PART 2

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[@mac2920]

You know what I cant understand is how Michael Clarke Duncan didn't get an Oscar for this role. He was amazing and made the movie. One of the best performances I've ever seen. Amazing performance.

[@nicholaslindsey7087]

Who won supporting actor instead of him?

[@orm1embar]

@@nicholaslindsey7087 Michael Caine for ..the Cider House rules

[@alaneskew2664]

Remember this is the same Academy that passed up "saving private Ryan" for best picture picture in favor of "Shakespeare in love", a movie barely anybody remembers.

[@kevink9764]

1999 was one of the best years in film. Supporting Actor that year was anyone's guess but it went to the veteran actor (Michael Caine). Just look at the category - all of these performances (chef's kiss - even Tom lol): Michael Caine ( The Cider House Rules) *WINNER* Tom Cruise (Magnolia) Michael Clarke Duncan (The Green Mile) Jude Law (The Talented Mr. Ripley) Haley Joel Osment (The Sixth Sense)

[@mnomadvfx]

@@kevink9764 Wait, HJO was nominated for Best Supporting Actor???!! How the hell come the kid in Room didn't get the same???!!! His performance was leagues better than Brie Larson who did win an oscar for that. Those thieving bastards!

[@fishinman539]

"Im tired of people being ugly to each other" truer words have never been written

[@JohnnyGingy]

Best line in the movie.

[@tonyyul703]

The day men and women stop thinking about themselves, is the day THAT ENDS.

[@kannakobayashi]

everytime i enter any social media especially twitter

[@undernaut]

2022----> could use some of that.

[@alfasiger4178]

People do it all the time here on youtube

[@fazekassimon]

Dont forget to stress the fact how brilliantly the actor played Percy, and made us all hate him so much

[@Nico3039]

surely one of the best composition of this film ...

[@bbwng54]

Reminds me the degree to which we all hated Jack Gleeson (Joffrey) in Game of Thrones. Doug Hutchison has played "disturbing and antagonistic characters" (I remember him in the X-files) and has had a controversial life (look him up in Wikipedia)

[@fazekassimon]

@@bbwng54 Not to mention Kevin Spacey (in connection with his role in "SeVen" ) or Xander Berkeley (Gregory in TWD), they both had a controversial life too

[@callmeshaggy5166]

Well it wasn't a stretch for him. At 51, he purchased some rich couple's 16 year old daughter and married her.

[@mnomadvfx]

@@bbwng54 He was frickin terrifying as Eugene Tooms in X-Files.

[@ClaymorePunter]

The "Don't put me in the dark " line crush's me every time... I'm not an emotional person but damn that shit strikes me to my core..

[@karmabx]

same here. I hardly cry from anything on tv but every time I hear the "I'm sorry for what I am" line, it gets me every time.

[@RAIDERS77FYT]

Right?..I was ok till he's said that and forget it I lost it..and I'm not a emotional guy .but I am human..still dont know how that movie didn't win an award

[@MrTech226]

Late Michael Clarke Duncan aka Big Mike was like his character, John Coffey, gentle giant according to his friends and family. After movie, Armageddon with Bruce Willis, Bruce Willis suggested Big Mike for the role as John Coffey. When he died suddenly from a heart attack in 2012. Tom Hanks eulogized Big Mike at his funeral.

[@gerardonicolasdelgado9698]

Lol he made Kingpim in Daredevil hahaha

[@justhereforkicks8208]

I’ll also remember him as not just John Coffey, obviously his best role, also for Benjamin Muthf**kin King!

[@georgekellyjr4212]

@@gerardonicolasdelgado9698 He would be perfect for the role if it was written better.

[@DeadPiixxel]

@@justhereforkicks8208 hell yeah

[@adrianmorales5770]

Everytime I hear that quote: "You'll die too, and my curse is knowing I'll be there to see it" it really weighs on me how terrible of a "punishment" must me watching all your love ones die.

[@TheProphegy]

“It was my punishment, for killing a miracle of god. For letting John ride the lightning.” That part kills me.

[@83gemm]

I honestly live in fear of my chosen family going before me. I have two best friends and sometimes we will be having a great time, hanging out, and I’ll just think, “One of us will go first….and one of us will be the last one left.” It’s the most realistic punishment I can fathom. You say, “In Hell little minions will poke out your eyes with hot pokers.” That sounds bad and makes me cringe, but I can’t really IMAGINE it. But tell me I have to watch all the people I’ve found and love so well in this lonely world… that I have to watch them die and keep going so long without them….. THAT I can imagine and it’s haunting.

[@patdennison4508]

Wait until all your family are dead and your the last one?! That's me now. Never thought I'd get old, but it's inevitable! Be happy in the present, live you're life and be good to others. We experience God through the Kindness of others.

[@jarenfromvenus]

@@patdennison4508 I hope that you’re well and happy. I’ve lost a lot of mine too.

[@patdennison4508]

@@jarenfromvenus I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you're coping OK?

[@rustincohle2135]

3:34 "I sure wish I could've met you guys somewheres else." Jesus, that line. Like someone driving over my heart with a bulldozer.

[@rcskyrim235]

Brother he r*ped a kid and burnt people alive why do you feel bad for him 😂

[@Amber-vl7qi]

What hurts me is I read that yes he did such a horrible thing BUT was on the spectrum so if someone actually gave him the help he deserved I believe he wouldn’t have fallen down that hole.. extra heart break

[@jamescroonquist142]

The person who played the 108 year old man at the end of the movie was the great and famous Dabs Greer, one of the most beloved and versatile actors in American movies. He appeared in almost 100 movies and close to 600 television roles over his 70 year long career. Amazing!

[@osmanyousif7849]

I remember him as a Reverend Alden in Little House on the Prairie.

[@agemoth]

@@osmanyousif7849 who could forget him ? I LOVED Little House ,I have it all on dvd ,including all the specials !

[@patticrichton1135]

@@osmanyousif7849 THAT is why he looked a little familiar to me, I watched Little House on the Prairie consistantly when if was originally on TV!!

[@rubenreyna2198]

Lots of Andy Griffith episodes plus a detective in the Vincent Price classic The House of Wax a terrific character actor.

[@mrbeckles1980]

Doesn't matter how many times i see this movie or watch the reactions to this movie, i cry right along with you gius every time.

[@jasonu3741]

every damn time it gets me I guess its the Human test, I guess i should be happy i passed.

[@glenerickson358]

That's how you know it's a good movie. If it makes men cry too. I cried during Terms of Endearment l.

[@hydradominatus3641]

"Do you REALLY want to live forever?" Is my main theme of this film.

[@tonyyul703]

If you've ever seen the movie *HIGHLANDER* then....... No I'd hate to live forever.

[@Jfalfa08]

It would be great!

[@re_tomori549]

@@tonyyul703 I would hate to live forever in eras with no Internet, but immortality in Modern Days, t least fot me, seems grat

[@profchaos7289]

Even god himself don't want to live forever, especially with someone that you love like your wife, your kids. From the movie "The Man from earth"

[@deathscar9910]

This movie is like a punch to the soul.

[@emeraldtabbycat148]

This movie makes me feel guilty, like I stole something precious from someone, and want so badly to give it back. But I can't.

[@MarcusAsenlund]

Even as a Laveyan Satanist this hits so hard 🤧

[@darylsfan9680]

You guys had a great reaction to this movie. It's virtually mandatory to cry to this movie.

[@shannonherb2048]

If ya don't cry during this movie you have no heart, or soul.

[@nicholasjones7312]

I must have a big heart and soul, because I cry buckets every time I watch this movie. Perhaps it is because I am Welsh; in Wales we wear our hearts on our sleeves and are very passionate and can be very emotional. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@o.a-b7212]

I remember the first time I watched it I was a kid, my uncle rented it on VHS and he was babysitting me, we were eating bologna sandwiches. By the time the movie finished I was puking my little guts out in the toilet ha ha....That movie fucked me up, but we blamed it on the bologna afterwards, I think my uncle realized too late it wasn't maybe my cup of tea quite yet...I didn't cry, but I cried up my guts that night...the nerves were off lol

[@ahacks7692]

@@shannonherb2048 well, I don't have a heart or a soul, because I never cried to any movie in my whole life

[@Nicamon]

@@shannonherb2048 I didn't cry,but I did get sad and pissed a lot.

[@nathansechler1448]

MCD should've won the Oscar. So deserving.

[@andirandolph8830]

Yes, he absolutely should have.

[@Kevakazii]

Took me a minute to figure out why you thought McDonalds should have won the Oscar. Acronyms are the death of me.

[@pmcclaren1]

He did win the 'oscar'. His name is JESUS. My favourite hymn is The Old Rugged CROSS. ' . . .I will lay my trophies down, and exchange it some day for a Crown (the only "Crown" that matter, the Crown of The LORD).

[@RolandDeschain1]

This is one of the greatest stories Stephen King has ever written.

[@INDRIDCOLD83]

This and The Shawshank Redemption..

[@DefenestrateYourself]

And 11/22/63

[@lethaldose2000]

The emotion Viki, Lia, and Michelle expressed for the Green Mile was so deep. The soul-touching revelation of John Coffey as a beacon of spiritual energy was so intense. It made me remember the soul-touching memory I have watching this movie for the first time.

[@ChrisBrown-rf3yp]

I agree mate, this movie rolled me like WOW!😢✌✌

[@rickardroach9075]

“We each owe a death. There are no exceptions.” 😭 A beautiful reaction by three beautiful souls to a beautiful film.

[@johnsmith8906]

It's the ending that gets to me....a mouse living 70+ years is the equivalent of a human living to be over 2000 years old. Paul has a very, very long journey ahead of him and his green mile is going to be ever so long.

[@Apollo890]

It's based on the Story of Casca Rufio Longinus the Roman Legionary who drove his Pillum into the side of Christ on the Cross to make sure he was dead and end his suffering. The story is that he converted to Christianity and that he has never died and will not die until the second coming of Christ. He has also supposedly been a soldier in many different armies for many different nations, kingdoms and empires throughout the centuries because on the cross Christ looked at him and said "Soldier you are content with what you are".

[@mnomadvfx]

It has to be assumed that Paul is a Catholic and fears suicide as a solution will damn him even further in the eyes of God. Because John Coffey's death implies that ending his life by violence is possible. Also John was indeed correct - Del was the lucky one to be dead and spared the pain of living as Paul now suffers.

[@jp3813]

@@mnomadvfx This is why I laugh whenever a person says that eternal life would be the most logical wish a person would make if they were ever given the choice. They only think about the positives rather than the negatives.

[@jp3813]

Now compare that to Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade where people actually desire eternal life.

[@FrancoisDressler]

​@@jp3813 A fun connection with that: Frank Darabont later wrote the original script for the following Indiana Jones film, which Spielberg loved but was ultimately rejected by George Lucas.

[@lethaldose2000]

Sam Rockwell - who played prisoner Wharton - hated the fact that he had to threaten the little girls as part of his character dialogue because he became good freinds with them.

[@aegon1targaryen208]

Movie is a damn masterpiece, from beginning to end!!! 💯

[@safespacebear]

Ive read the book and watched this movie many times but I don't think I ever cried as much as watching you ladies go thru it.

[@jazzbollywood]

Same here

[@marteloficina]

"It my curse..." "for killing a miracle of God" This words hits so hard.

[@MLawrence2008]

The one that gets me as well is "On the day of my judgement, when I stand before God, and He asks me why did I kill one of his true miracles, what am I gonna say? That is was my job?"

[@marteloficina]

this one is very powerful too! this movie have very good lines and dialogues

[@ChicagoDB]

I’m a 51 year old man and have seen this movie about 10 times…it always brings tears to my eyes. It’s one of those powerful films like “Schindler’s List” and “Hacksaw Ridge” which is always very emotionally powerful and draining. But good for your soul!

[@rorywatt9752]

This is the single film i know anyone will cry at, it deserves so much more praise than it’s given

[@brentfugett2700]

This is probably the best reaction to this movie I've seen. You guys really show your sweet hearts in the reactions. Very heart warming to experience.

[@dezstepz2427]

I know right. I didn't get emotional watching the movie years ago but I did watching these 3 react. Gosh

[@nadefodder2874]

This is the best screen adaptation of a Stephen king novel ever, absolute masterpiece.

[@jaredschuster3010]

"No matter how it happened, Del is the lucky one." Damn that is heartbreaking.

[@StarlyYakizawa]

"I wish I could've met you guys sooner." My favorite line of the film.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

@@StarlyYakizawa *someplace else, but yes

[@mnomadvfx]

Given the context of the ending it is far more true than we realise at that moment. For all the horror of his death Del's pain is over - Paul must suffer what could be viewed as an eternity of pain to normal people.

[@michaelnewman7468]

Meaning Del went to heaven?

[@FrancoisDressler]

@@michaelnewman7468 Meaning his pain is over.

[@mgmg116]

Coming from the book, there's a very strong implication that Wharton actually has a similar power to John Coffey. But while Coffey's power is to absorb negative energy and release positive energy to those he cares about, Wharton's power is to feed off positive energy and inflict havoc back on anyone around him. It could explain why he only becomes lightheaded and faints after direct physical contact with John, as their powers are clashing against one another. It also explains how Wharton knew the moment Del was being killed, even before the lights went bright, and why he delighted in the act while John was hurt.

[@nicktroisi6347]

I thought that too because when he touched John he wasn't hurt by it and somewhat wanted him to know it was him plus John struggled a bit John Coffey was created by God Will Wharton waas created by Satan

[@1gr3wpastgangz]

Nice. 👍 Nice rounding out that part of the movie. That part never made sense to me,( not that it in ANY way detracted from the ultra-excellence of the film), but now with that piece of the puzzle in place, this story takes on an even GREATER depth of wonderment for me. Thanks for that. 👍

[@masteroftheassassins]

RIP Michael Clark Duncan. Taken from us all too soon

[@kingvii6206]

The acting in this movie is superb. Every emotion they want u to feel, you feel it. U can't help but cry I swear.

[@herrzimm]

Interesting movie fact: The actor who played the warden had tried basically all day to cry during the meeting in the office in order to show how much he loved his wife and the news of her pending death was supposed to devastate him. But, no matter how many times they tried to film the scene, he simply couldn't get to that point emotionally. HOWEVER, the scene in the bedroom, without any time to prepare or get himself in an emotional state, the tears just came flowing freely due to the fact that he felt such a connection to the actors and knew that this was going to be his last scene being filmed. Ironically, most people don't notice that the tears are real because of how he felt and yet because they ARE real tears over having to leave the movie, they actually make his part in that scene hold more of an emotional impact than anything that was actually scripted. That is why he becomes somewhat "silent" during the end of the scene because at that point they had pretty much cut out the rest of his lines because they felt they no longer needed him to actually SAY anything to get the point across. And it works.

[@kaleihall]

I remember watching this movie for the first time when I was 6, I’m 22 now and I still cry like crazy when I watch it. Absolutely love your reaction videos 🖤

[@LPMAN02]

RIP and long live Michael Clarke Duncan (December 10, 1957 - September 3, 2012), aged 54 You will always be remembered as a legend.

[@Phil-p7p]

Your response to this wonderful film shined brightly with humanity, empathy and compassion throughout. My heart goes out to you all. ❤❤❤

[@michaelballard6316]

No matter how many times I've seen this movie, it's still one of the most emotionally affecting movies ever. Seeing your reactions to particular scenes just solidifies my previous sentence. Thank you for adding this movie to your list. It showed how caring each of you are to a newbie to your channel like me 🥰

[@DonForceFeedback]

I'm not crying! You're crying! :'( '' Even after watching 20 different reactors to this movie, i always tear up now.

[@kennethbrdk]

If you don't shed a tear to this movie then you're dead inside!

[@dperry203]

Makes me cry every time. I have never seen a more powerful movie!

[@sollomom]

This movie shows a new perspective about death: at the very end it's a relief, a gift that each of us accept at our time. But, soon or later, all of us will understand death as part of life. The trick is to learn how to enjoy the time we have.

[@aryanmia4963]

This is one of my favourite movies too. It was hard to hear when the man who played John Coffey died a few years ago now. Far too early for sure. Every actor in this movie was unbelievable with their delivery. When a movie has an entire cast of top actors along with a director like King you know you're in for a treat. You ladies handled the sad parts more or less the same way I did, I was 26 when I watched this for the first time and I found it to be a very emotionally moving story with loads of ups & downs. Overall, I appreciate the entire movie for what it is = Brilliant!

[@vincew4297]

The man who played John Coffey’s name was Michael Clark Duncan. He was an incredible actor. Still upsets me that he didn’t win an Oscar for this and Kevin Spacey won it that year for American Beauty, which in my opinion, is one of the worst movies I’d ever seen to date. Michael deserved better…

[@spiderfishx]

I'm sure you meant a writer like King. It was directed by Frank Darabont. Frank also directed King's Shawshank Redemption and The Mist.

[@mnomadvfx]

@@spiderfishx Actual Darabont did write the screenplay adaptation for Shawshank, Green Mile and The Mist as well as directing them. Given how little material there was to work with for the story of Shawshank that isn't such a small feat.

[@aryanmia4963]

@@spiderfishx Oh yeah, thanks for correcting me.

[@Boone1981]

Another beautifully tragic movie is "What Dreams May Come". If you watch it keep tissues on hand. You'll need them!

[@FrancoisDressler]

Gorgeous cinema!

[@iam6556]

Who's here just finished watching this on Netflix and crying all over again with these girls 😭😭😭

[@cassandrahepp6445]

One of the best movies. Heartbreaking and emotionally draining though. I can't watch it to often but it never ceases to peirce right through my heart even though I know how it ends.

[@nEthing4Her]

This film is one of those you'll remember forever, even if you never see it again. But as a reaction junkie and sympathetic crier lol, I've cried again and again with my beloved reactors. You guys had the tears running again. What a beautiful reaction - just as I knew it would be when I saw Part 1 posted last night and couldn't click on it fast enough. Please girls, never forbid yourselves tears when it hurts inside. I'm a 60 year old veteran of two branches of the US military and if I've learned one thing it's that the human body needs a good cry now and again the way a forest needs the occasional wildfire - it's a purging, cleansing thing. Love you ladies! Happy Holidays!

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

These tender hearted young ladies are making me emotions watching them. Great movie!

[@raulblackandblue5370]

A great movie and a perfect way to show the good hearts these girls have. Seeing how they cry so deeply and heartbreakingly at moments like the end of the prisoner or the suffering of a mouse is moving. Makes you want to hug each other and wipe your tears and unleash a storm of punches to the damn villains of this movie

[@tfpp1]

I just wanna reach through the screen and give Viki a John Coffey-sized hug.

[@brayanparedesm1852]

X1000000

[@taydestiny38]

All of them needed a hug!

[@jeremystevens6640]

Same 😢😭

[@tfpp1]

@@taydestiny38 Yes, I know, but Viki has my heart.

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

same. she's so beautiful and sweet

[@roguemerlin1969]

Paul told his wife that he and the guards couldn't stop the execution, neither could the Warden. She told Paul not to tell the Warden that he knew John was innocent so he wouldn't[' have to bear the burden of knowing he had executed an innocent man. The Governor of the state could have stopped it, but he wouldn't have believed their story had they told him. Part of the lesson in the story was to show that most guards had some compassion for the prisoners they executed, even those who were guilty. The electric chair is no longer used because they often had to do it more than once. Even executions as bad as Dell's were known to happened, though not very often.

[@philipglenn7995]

Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia still have the electric chair as an alternative method at the prisoners discretion.

[@roguemerlin1969]

@@philipglenn7995 I stand corrected though most states have stopped using it and the gas chamber. I don't remember the last time I heard of it being used. I can't see how anyone could actually choose it for execution. Firing squads is also an option in some states.

[@buffmaloney]

One of the most powerful films ever. Top level acting across the board. You hate Percy so much you do not realize how good the actor did.

[@johncourtright1632]

What a beautiful, emotional reaction to a great movie! Viki, I love your tender heart!! It is indeed a beautiful and heartbreaking story. This was undoubtedly one of the most heartfelt reactions ever!! I've seen the movie several times and read the books and I still cried along with you.

[@jasmine62997]

John Coffey character was inspired to a kid who was executed in USA, he was the youngest executed person ever, he was 14 and innocent, his only sin was that he was black. His name was George Stinney Jr, if u googled him u can find his story.

[@Majorblack]

Trash, this world is trash

[@eatsmylifeYT]

No.

[@dailyoptions7832]

The girl in middle so cute she really cried her heart out

[@joseymunoz4176]

The part where he says if God can make a move live so long how much more do I have gets me every time,he just wants it to end but deep down knows he has a very long way to go with no end in sight

[@nathankrush3289]

R.I.P. Michael Clark Ducan {John Coffey).Steven King is the most famous horror author in the world, but he also wrote this story, "The Shawshank Redemption "and "Stand By Me ".

[@chrislc35]

well done. this is by far the saddest, toughest movie to watch for me. cry every time. amazing film.

[@shikahn]

You girls are so lovely. Nothing is more important to me in a person than their empathy. I wish I could hug you all. Thank you for such a beautiful reaction

[@bigdream_dreambig]

I agree. I can't think of a more important trait than empathy.

[@mclovin6268]

This movie solidified my opposition to the death penalty. Magnificent film, beautiful reactions. Your collective humanity gives me hope for the future. Thank you.

[@Juber777]

Did you forget the punishment he gave the bad man? It's got to be a proper good court... looking at the movie 'To Kill a Mockingbird' , is a good court movie of racism/racist and I would definitely keep it in schools

[@BenjWarrant]

I've always hoped that King's novel and this movie would persuade at least some people to oppose the death penalty.

[@georgekellyjr4212]

@@BenjWarrant You have a point BUT there ARE some people that DESERVE THE DEATH PENALTY IF NOT WORST.

[@Ignisan_66]

Dude did you forgot about how John indirectly executed that psycho guy Wharton in a cell through Percy? This movie's main message ain't opposition to death penalty.

[@JulioHernandez-chico]

☺️ I was 10 years old when I first saw this movie back in 2000. I was up late at night I wasn't supposed to be I had school the next day. When his death came I cried my heart out. Woke up my dad he came in my room and saw me crying watching the TV .... He just sat down next to me. Just so you know I cried with you girls.

[@stevenspringer1599]

'heaven - afraid of the dark - mr. jingles' = the most powerful gut-punch succession in film history and it doesn't get much easier knowing it's coming

[@oobrocks]

Hugs for Lia, Viki & Michelle (u 3 made me cry. Too)

[@averymurray4722]

This is one of Cinemas most heart-wrenching teary-eyed Movies ever.I have yet(and I hope never)to see anybody watching this Movie not effected by this Movies ending scenes.

[@Lauren-tg6nc]

I have the exact same reaction every single time I watch this film, full on sobbing. I cried so much when Michael Clarke Duncan passed away, too. This movie had such an impact on me when I was younger and still does now. He was a good man just like his character, John Coffey.

[@matthewward2058]

I have not cried so much in a long time! Wonderful reaction ladies.

[@scottunderwood9842]

All 3 of you give me hope for humanity when that hope has run so low. Remember those feelings.

[@christianhernanalancamaren1582]

Frank Darabont is a great director. A sample of his talent is this movie and "The Shawshank Redemption". Beautiful reaction, girls.

[@FrancoisDressler]

Such a shame Hollywood has pretty much denied him making another film.

[@larrykile3190]

This reaction is the best I have EVER seen. True reactions, true emotions. Great job!

[@lizawake614]

When John blew out death and illness..blackness came out. When he "left" the shower of lights behind Tom Hanks was symbolic of John making the transformation....darkness to light.

[@dcinsc]

You girls hearts are so beautiful. It was a joy to find a connection with you all while watching this great movie!

[@edp.8541]

I don't think I've seen Michelle as invested in any other movie than I have this one.

[@jayala1992]

One of the greatest movies ever. A huge roller coaster of emotions went in this movie

[@lisasforeheadmanager8022]

I totally shared this experience with you ladies, I felt it too. You are all so adorable 😊 . Thank you so much for your reactions and a wonderful experience . 💯

[@charleswilliams6236]

The green mile is one of those movies that touch you deeply

[@charlesbeaty3668]

This is the most moving reaction I've ever seen. It gives me hope for our future. All 3 of you were moved to emotion, and that was heartbreaking enough. But the one in the middle may have the purest, most awesome heart I've ever seen.

[@jcastromex]

Officer Paul Edgecomb & Mr Jingles (the mouse) were granted unnatural long life from Jon Coffey. If Paul was 44 when Jon died and is 108 at the end of the movie, then he has been alive for 64 years. Mr. Jingles is alive for the duration of the movie. Given the longest possible life expectance for a mouse (about 2 years) and dividing the length of his life (64 years) 64 / 2 = 32 The mouse lived for 32 times his maximum life span. Assuming a max life span for a human is about 100 years. Would that mean with the approximate life span of Paul to be at least 3,200 years? It is one possible answer of many theories. This is one of my favorite films. I'm glad that you all enjoyed it. 🐁

[@dakotagarcia7781]

This movie is so difficult to watch, but the sad part is the truth it holds in our reality.

[@jrobwoo688]

I cried 4 times watching this part of the reaction. Another very “emotionally charged” film , that I love, is 1991’s Fried Green Tomatoes starring Kathy Bates. It will make you laugh, as well as cry.

[@Delboy0]

Think about this, Steven King wrote this movie, Shawshank Redemption, The Shinng, Carrie, The Mist, Firestarter, The Stand and Creed show. For me he is the only living writer that will be up there with the greatest writers of all time.

[@lafayettecatron156]

Don't forget maxim overdrive

[@lindanicholson950]

IT

[@japhialynne]

The Stand

[@otisroseboro5613]

Rip to a great actor Michael Clarke Duncan we still miss you

[@Lygre]

When Viki cries, I cry. So yeah, I cried alot watching this video. I watched the movie back in the days. Probably a rented VHS tape.

[@RustyCyler]

To all three of you. Your empathy was beautiful. The movie was beautiful.

[@opethdan2408]

I've seen this movie so many times and it always still makes me cry like a baby. 😭

[@VadersRage]

Damn it! You guys had ME tearing up.....that's how great your reaction was. When I saw the girls lined up to watch this, I thought, "Uh oh.....better get a bunch of tissues ready."😁 Great vid, you guys!!

[@nebose114]

John was sentenced to death. Paul was sentenced to life. I don't know wich is more cruel.

[@agemoth]

Life ,definitely .

[@RambinoYT]

One of the most beautiful movies ever made, makes me cry everytime i watch it 😢

[@seasmoke5500]

I've never seen Michelle cry like this before

[@mikewilson4480]

I never cried during this movie...but seeing you cry pulled at my heartstrings more than the movie. Thanks for the content

[@sandraschonberg8633]

its so sad cuz he died so early in real life too. such a great man.

[@baronnuuke7821]

Strangely, this movie begins almost as an historical documentary and becomes one of the most fantasy/spiritual oriented movie Stephen King ever wrote. It's even hinted several times in the movie that John Coffee is the reincarnation of Jesus Christ.

[@puterbac]

Excellent reaction. Its a damn good movie. On a different note: Michelle's leggings or tights look like a pair of crazy tights I bought for running track back in 1987 in High School. Called them my clown tights. Then a friend lost them in FL on spring break...grrrr.

[@keithanderson1980]

Great reaction. One of the few movies that makes me cry every time I watch it. A lot make me cry, but not after multiple viewings like this one. Another consistent one for me is "The Pursuit of Happiness" which I highly recommend.

[@billwicketvogel1787]

What a powerful reaction . Love it !

[@montoyahake2129]

It's so hard to see them cry 😢😭

[@gazlator]

Another extraordinary, astonishing response from the Homies girls. Perhaps it would have been better to have called it an "experience" rather than a reaction. It wouldn't be fair to say it was a pleasure to watch those heart-breaking final scenes with them, but it was entirely moving and touching. I think this one will stay Mish's "favourite movie" of all.

[@michaelceraso1977]

well said, MIchelle shows so much "toughness" but she should be glad that we have seen how this touching film reached her. THe girls all should be open with their feelings, and that makes them so pretty and just growing in emotional depth

[@gazlator]

@@michaelceraso1977 Indeed! I don’t believe Mish broke down at the end of the film; I believe she broke open. And that’s something altogether different.

[@briankennedy7487]

One of the best films ever made. Just pure emotion from beginning to end.

[@SingerDadReacts]

Yours is the most touching reaction I've seen to this amazing and inspiring movie. The tenderness of your hearts shone through in the way you responded to this powerful story. God bless you. I wish you all the best with your channel.

[@penajuan46]

I just found your channel and just wanted to say thank you all for willing to be so vulnerable to strangers on the internet, it reminds people of their humanity, and that there is a connection we all share no matter where we're from. Peace and love.

[@rollotomassi6232]

"Wishing to be friends is quick work, but friendship is a slow ripening fruit." - *Aristotle "A friend to all is a friend to none." - *Aristotle I can tell y'all are good friends. Great reactions girls!

[@BraanFlakes08]

Lia reminds me so much of my best friend who I don’t get to see much anymore. I love watching her reactions because it’s like watching some of my favorite movies with my friend

[@undernaut]

Maybe you should call her; or stay in touch more. Right?

[@66RainySuper]

Stephen King said Michael Clark Duncan was his favorite actor to portray one of his characters

[@monsterkhan3414]

A beautiful reaction for a beautiful movie. I saw this in theaters with my father when it was first released and every emotion you girls experienced was the same for us. This film truly touches the heart in so many ways. A true masterpiece. Glad you finally got around to watching it. If you're looking for a couple of films that are more heartwarming instead of heartbreaking then watch the Academy Award winning "Rain Man" (1988) and another great Tom Hanks film called "The Terminal" (2004). You'll love them both.

[@laurab391]

I was crying along with you. Such an amazing movie!