The Green Mile (1999) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Review | Commentary | TEARS

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[@MrValentineReacts]

Had to lower the volume and opacity in order to upload! thanks for stopping by the channel nonetheless :) Was forced to cut out some meaningful parts; the full 3 hour reaction is here------> www.patreon.com/MrValentineReacts

[@23gobears]

Would you please react to another phenomenal film called GOOD WILL HUNTING? I truly believe it will become one of your favorite movies. Thank you in advance for your consideration. Love your reactions! ❤

[@isabeljimenez6067]

John Coffey = J.C. = Jesus Christ. We are Wild Bill, and he died for OUR sins.

[@mediasplicer4526]

@@23gobears @MrValentineReacts GWH is also on my top 10.

[@susieautrey6112]

"You were wandering in the dark and so was I. And we found each other. We found each other in the dark." John Coffey was afraid of the dark, but he went into the dark without hesitation to save a life.

[@Parallax-3D]

Very few people seem to catch that. The reason why John is afraid of the car is because it’s what he experiences when he feels the pain of others and heals them.

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

I love that Melinda gave him that medallion - St. Christopher is a patron saint... he offered protection to travelers and against sudden death, many churches placed images or statues of him, usually opposite the south door, so he could be easily seen. He is usually depicted as a giant, with a child on his shoulder and a staff in one hand. Fits John Coffey.

[@JustinDZS]

A added layer to the writing. King gives hints to who John actully is through the movie. He heals people shows nothing but love and has the initials JC just like another guy just not spelled the same. Then his story is told by a man name Paul. Amazing way to convey the importance of those stories without dogma in the way. They even give hik a rennisance style halo with the projector. As for the mouse, I'm pretty sure it's to show how all have importance and deserve to live even a small mouse. Great reaction to a fantastic movie.

[@Robbo-mx8nn]

Seen this movie a million times and never put that together. I always just believed he was an angel or something of that nature. My mind is blown

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

Excellent comment and I never put two and two together with Paul being the one telling the story!!😮❤ I've always thought the Halo thing was a definite clue! Also the way John Coffey refers to God as God the "Father"! Very Jesus-esque!

[@spencergrady4575]

While I love the thought, one thing he could not do was reverse death. I do believe he was a miracle of God, but not a type of reincarnation of Jesus Christ.

[@hpsladyamaunetbastet7621]

One of the things that really got me was Dell says "I'm sorry for what I do", John said "I'm sorry for what I am" and I felt that to my soul.

[@MrValentineReacts]

profound

[@Parallax-3D]

Paul and the guards also comforted Del and Arlen Bitterbuck on their walk to their execution, but John Coffey is the one comforting the guards.

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

MICHAEL CLARKE DUNCAN'S PERFORMANCE IN THIS FILM IS BEYOND STELLAR!!! RIP ❤❤❤

[@davidhart6291]

If you don’t weep watching this film you lack something in your soul. Such a perfectly crafted film.

[@CharlesVanNoland]

My late father had a golfball-sized tumor. He was basically asymptomatic except seemed a little tired in the two weeks leading up to where my stepmom found him on the floor next to his bed, shit/pissed himself, cradling a bowl he'd been puking in. Slurring his speech, poor coordination. They removed it but he was never the same, it was like he'd had a stroke. They gave him another month or two. He lasted 2.5 years before it took over, and he was losing his mind in those last few months, confused about where he was, how he got there, what year it was, and he'd get paranoid about stuff like the doctors. I saw him on his 57th bday, two weeks before he passed. I'm just glad I never had to see him like Melinda, but it was still hard just to be around him after the initial tumor because he wasn't "my dad" anymore. I wish he were still around, even if in that state, I'd pick him up and take him on drives out to computer stores like when I was a kid and we drove around. I wasn't in the right place at the time though like I am now. I guess that's just how life goes.

[@MrValentineReacts]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@queengoddessb69]

I adore your use of language. Your eloquence is a balm to my soul. I am sure you have individuals who respond differently, but I appreciate hearing you speak.

[@MrValentineReacts]

We are kindred spirits. For sure rubs some the wrong way lol, but I invariably feel elated when I discover/hear someone else use a word I've never heard; so the juice is worth the squeeze! 🧃

[@artbagley1406]

Let me take a wild guess about your extensive, accurate vocabulary: you did crossword puzzles as a youth, an English teacher encouraged you and had regular vocabulary building exercises, etc. Do you write stories for yourself, about yourself? I was a typesetter/editor for quite a few years then became a Librarian at a university. It's amazing how impressed people can be when they hear somebody speak in an erudite manner and then define their fancy words. Just like Stephen King can do! Thank you for adding a worthy reaction to a large body of entertainment!

[@BigGator5]

"We each owe a death - there are no exceptions - but, oh God, sometimes the Green Mile seems so long." Fun Fact: Originally set in 1932, the timeframe was bumped to 1935 so that the movie Top Hat (1935) could be featured. Jock Strap Incident Fact: Michael Clarke Duncan was uncomfortable with having to grab Tom Hanks' crotch for the scene where John cures Paul's urinary infection. Hanks left the set and came back to do the scene; Duncan grabbed Hanks' crotch and was shocked to discover that he had put an empty water bottle in his trousers. After that, Duncan felt more comfortable with the scene. Measuring Up Fact: In reality, Michael Clarke Duncan was of a similar height to his co-star David Morse, and was a couple of inches shorter than James Cromwell. Amongst other things, creative camera angles were used to create the illusion that Duncan, as John Coffey, towered over the prison staff, even "Brutal" Howell and Warden Moores. For one scene where Paul, Coffey and Brutal were in the same shot, Michael Clark Duncan was standing on a plank, David Morse stood on the ground, and Tom Hanks was standing in a trench dug into the ground just for that purpose.

[@elizabethparker4511]

Bruce Willis recommended Michael Clark Duncan to the folks making this movie.

[@sunnyj210]

The audible gasps, crys & NOs i heard when I saw this in the theater when Percy steps on Mr. Jangles is something i will never forget. **Edited bc Apparently, I was half asleep & left out half of the comment!

[@nobodyshome]

As misinformed and uneducated as Mr. Valentine, are you. In this movie the mouse was named Mr. JINGLES. You both used the name Jangles who was a famous Black Man immortalized in song. The 1900's actor and dancer Gregory Hines was often called Mr. Bo Jangles for his skills... Mr. Jingles is just the name of a mouse in a Steven King novel.

[@MarkM430]

I wish all of Steven King's movie adaptations were as good as this and Shawshank Redemption. Mr. King's story telling is phenomenal. Fantastic movie we well.

[@jd-zr3vk]

The Dead Zone is very good

[@AishaIsFabulous-x-]

Misery 💜 -x-

[@paulabrister3586]

Delores Claiborne

[@artbagley1406]

Some folks have recommended "The Mist." Another Stephen King, Frank Darabont team-up.

[@spencergrady4575]

Stand By Me

[@carlavirgin8149]

You’re the first one to notice Sam Rockwell right away. He is such a remarkable actor!!!

[@jd-zr3vk]

If a mouse can live so long, how old was John Coffey?

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

Paul was 44 the year John Coffey walked the Green Mile (1935) which means he was born in 1891. So, in '99 Paul was 108 and Mr Jingles was 64 or 65 years old. A pet mouse in captivity has an average life expectancy of about 4-5 years... makes you wonder how long Paul will live, eh?! Several hundred years probably. And his penance is to lose everyone he loves, to outlive them all.

[@J.Marie2522]

This is the saddest movie 😢 but an amazing one! One of my favorites

[@cadleo]

One of the best film of the 20th century.

[@valbonney2575]

Hello, beautiful man 🥰 When I saw the notification that you were watching 'The Green Mile', I thought "Oh my goodness ... he's gonna need me!" 😉 And as I anticipated, you were torn apart (as are most people when watching this movie) by the pathos, the tragedy, the 'unbearable lightness of being' within this story, and the exquisite acting and filmography. But, as always, your response and afterthoughts were sensitive, perceptive and intelligent. Thank you for continuing to enlighten me with your wide-ranging knowledge, glorious vocabulary and utterly brilliant understanding and appreciation of the world of film! ❤😘

[@MrValentineReacts]

❤ 🤙🏽 I was emotionally upended. Words cannot express my gratitude for your watching and kindness. much, much obliged!

[@jd-zr3vk]

Lower case punishment, like incarceration, chain gang, and home detention. As opposed to capitol punishment like INCARCERATION, CHAIN GANG, and HOME DETENTION. 😊 I like your humor

[@MrValentineReacts]

🤙🏽

[@leogothisoscar271]

27:18 "I've had it." Just you wait lol

[@frogofbrass382]

An interesting follow up to this might be "Of Mice and Men." In 1992, Gary Sinise (Lt. Dan) directed and started in a film version of the Steinbeck novel, with John Malkovich playing Lenny. Gary Sinise was one of the founding members of the Steppenwolf Theater Company in Chicago, and Malkovich was one of the first recruits to the company, so they had a friendship that had lasted almost 20 years when they made the movie.

[@cowlark2000]

Will this finally be the movie to make Mr. Valentine cry??

[@JohnBuckWLD]

It's twue, it's twue

[@windowsofangels7183]

Wonder if he has seen & reacted to THE SIXTH SENSE & SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION.

[@smp6565]

Only the percys of this world wouldn't cry at this movie 😅

[@Jwest4ne]

Pretty sure he cried for Lord of the Rings and Forrest Gump (which both are very justified)

[@joannecamacho8156]

Yes

[@opalviking]

I think you would really enjoy reading the Stephen King original story. It was published as a 7(?) part chapter book. Nowadays, it’s published as one book but, there was something magical about waiting for the next release when it first came out. 10/10 storytelling

[@stellaandes759]

You remind me of my youngest son, who has a remarkable mind. His vocabulary is huge, and even though I understand the words he uses, I don't use them in everyday conversation. He is also emotional at times, moved by injustice and by love as equally as by hate he sees (and hears) in others. I think you're a very good man.

[@sandralorenz1796]

Remember, this is a movie adaptation of a Stephen King novel. That says it all.

[@BDogg2023]

I sincerely appreciate the emotional depth and sensitivity that you show in your reactions, and am always excited when I see you’ve posted a new reaction. I’m sorry if I’m not aware of your back history of films you’ve already watched, but I’d love to see your reactions to Dances With Wolves, The Last Samurai, Seabiscuit, Hacksaw Ridge, It’s A Wonderful Life, Casablanca, and Hidden Figures, among others. Apollo 11 would round out the Tom Hanks/Gary Sinise trilogy.

[@MrValentineReacts]

Appreciate for the reminder to see Hidden Figures and Hacksaw Ridge and the generous words. Will watch soon!

[@marleinasmom]

To this day, my favorite part of this movie is when Arlen Bitterbuck is telling Boss Edgecomb about nights with his young wife. There is something so magical about the way he desribes it.

[@Parallax-3D]

You definitely get the sense that Arlen and Del were both sorry for what they did. Wild Bill wasn’t.

[@MrCrimsonhermit]

Ladies and gentlemen, we got em 😂 Even ya camera got floored by this one.. If you havent already seen it i think you would enjoy "Once Were Warriors" for its realism and story telling.. i warn its not for the light hearted, know a couple people who cant watch it for said realism. Great reaction, amazing movie, see ya in the next one! Im going to check your video list now to see if its up there 😅

[@narjiicday-burns6944]

I watched someone react to Once were warriors last night I've never clicked on something so fast

[@MrCrimsonhermit]

@@narjiicday-burns6944 such a great movie goes unnoticed by many

[@MrValentineReacts]

my interest is piqued!!! I'll add it to the mix

[@attitudeproblem6462]

Oh, now _that’s_ a harsh one…

[@troymash8109]

Damn dude. That's one of the best reviews I've ever heard. I'd listen to you read a phonebook.

[@MrValentineReacts]

🙏🏾🤙🏽

[@nobodyshome]

Why?... he couldn't correctly pronounce 80% of the names on the "Smith" page of the phonebook... SMH

[@soundsannin1870]

Don't even worry about it. I still cry watching this. Steven King was no joke with the pen.

[@encrypter46]

Don't miss "The Bad Seed" , the original from 1956. No one is reacting to it. I doubt that anyone who's seen it has ever forgotten it.

[@DarqJestor]

Saw it. Loved it. No forgetting it.

[@attitudeproblem6462]

That’s a classic.

[@bradb3248]

In real life the guard Brutal was slightly shorter than Michael Clark Duncan, he looked so much taller because he walked on what are called apple boxes, notice they never showed John Coffey from head to toe next to the other characters.

[@razzertazzer]

For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten son.........JC

[@MotorbreathChannel]

A yet one more outstanding reaction, Mr. Valentine. Thank you for sharing and welcome to the club. This movie still gets me every time - even through reaction videos.

[@MrValentineReacts]

it is truly majestic

[@marceloxavier9113]

17:28 Now I realize how many movies those two made together. Green Mile, Forrest Gump, Apollo 13 etc.

[@robjohnson4592]

This is one of the best movies ever made.

[@LemmyGitdat]

The way you enjoy camera work makes think that you would thoroughly enjoy Guy Ritchie's Lock, stock and two smoking barrels. It is one wild ride .

[@MrValentineReacts]

I had a hell of a time watching his 2023 picture The Covenant so I'll look into this one!

[@mediasplicer4526]

Mr. Valentine, thank you for this wonderful reaction video! This film has been on my top 5 films of all time, and watching your reaction was like seeing The Green Mile again for the first time. I've enjoyed your videos for several months now and I was compelled to reach out today. Kudos to you, sir. I love your insight, style, presentation and articulation. God bless!

[@MrValentineReacts]

Earnestly appreciate your generosity and I value the time you take to view these stories with me. Godspeed my friend🤙🏽 Glad we could cross paths in this manner! post-script: would love to hear the rest of the top 5 lol

[@mediasplicer4526]

@@MrValentineReacts how about top 10?... I lump the original Star Wars Trilogy into one, then: Inception Saving Private Ryan The Green Mile The Sixth Sense Good Will Hunting Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind The Last of the Mohicans (1992) Heat 12 Monkeys

[@mediasplicer4526]

Actually, I think I'll amend this - I would insert "There Will Be Blood" in 5th and drop "12 Monkeys" to 11th place.

[@MrValentineReacts]

@@mediasplicer4526 A man after my own heart. I am OBSESSED with Eternal Sunshine & There Will Be Blood. I've seen those more than I've seen any other movies. Solid top 10!!!

[@mediasplicer4526]

@@MrValentineReacts 🎥🎞❤Indeed, masterpieces!

[@johncourtright1632]

I enjoyed your reaction to a great film. I'm sure you understand by now (or someone may have already mentioned in the comments), that John was not sucking the evil OUT OF Percy, he was putting the illness that he sucked out of Melissa INTO Percy. That's why John later tells Paul, "I punished them both" (both Percy and Wild Bill).

[@timd.3837]

That may very well be the most eloquent reaction I have ever watched of this movie. I can't believe your reaction videos only just now appeared in my suggestions. I'm really enjoying your channel. Michael Clarke Duncan fully deserved the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor that year, which remains an absolute travesty, in my opinion. We lost a terrific talent in 2012. I had the pleasure of reading this Stephen King serial novel back in 1996 before the movie was even made, at the recommendation of my roommate in the army who was just finishing the final installment. When it came time to watch the movie, I already knew what was about to unfold.... but due to Michael Clarke Duncan's and Tom Hanks' performances, it didn't spare me the tears or any of the emotion the story instills. Michael Clarke Duncan is the only actor whose portrayal of a book character was exactly as the character behaved and sounded in my mind when reading it for the first time. Just a fantastic job all the way around by the entire cast and crew, but especially writer/director/co-producer Frank Darabont.

[@claireallen4017]

This is prime Stephen King to me. And frank darabont directed Shawshank as well. Both fantastically and equally heartwrenching and warming.

[@5foot2eyesofblue13]

I ugly cry every time I watch this film and during every reaction I watch. Excellent reaction.

[@MrValentineReacts]

it's delightfully heavy. grateful you watched!

[@SHELLIEMARIE]

Just gained yourself a new subscriber! Loved your genuinely wholesome reaction!

[@norbertando]

Just as you said an emotional sponge and you know the sponge is supposed to wet and I think all who felt this movie's message cried like we all did and made justice to that statement.

[@anygoodimaydopocast]

I've watched way too many reaction videos to this movie. I think seeing people react to such a moving movie is a good indicator of what kind of heart they have, and you have a good one. If someone watches this and isn't moved by it... I just don't think I could relate to them.

[@CharlesVanNoland]

Michael Clark Duncan has a super gnarly scene in The Island that threw me for a loop. I WANT TO GO TO THE ISLAND! I WANT TO GO TO THE ISLAND! That was so rough man. The film isn't on par with this one, I'm not sure there's anything can stand beside The Green Mile, but MCD was taken too soon because where we did get to see him he did such awesome things.

[@danayneal4409]

This reaction did not disappoint. Another "required movie" for Mr. Valentines resume down, more bangers on the watch list. Cant wait. 😊

[@MrValentineReacts]

🧡

[@nlakeshnomisdai9051]

The Rockwell joke got a hearty laugh out of me. Thank you!

[@Arfy900]

He was a peaceful man. He had the ability to heal people. He could bring the dead back to life. He was unjustly executed. His initials were ....JC

[@carlavirgin8149]

You need to watch “The Shawshank Redemption” and “Hacksaw Ridge”. Two absolutely fabulous movies!!

[@willowb1527]

One of the best movies ever. ❤️✌️👍

[@CharlesVanNoland]

P.S. Mr. Valentine, Dai N Nat React, and LiteWeight Reacting all released reactions to The Green Mile today! WHAT ARE THE CHANCES???

[@MrValentineReacts]

what! There's something in the water

[@bwilliams463]

It's always fun to watch first-time viewers become familiar with Percy. John Coffee had a very poor short-term memory, and had difficulty explaining himself in stressful situations. So he wasn't really capable of testifying in his own defense (plus the insinuation that his legal defender might not have put much effort into saving him). The book goes into more detail, of course. Arlen 'Chief' Bitterbuck killed a man in a fight over a pair of boots. Edouard 'Del' Delacroix raped and killed a girl in an alley, and then tried to cover it up by burning her body. The fire spread to a nearby boarding house, killing another three people. When the guards brought Del onto the block (not shown in the film), he fell off-balance and bumped into Percy's groinal area. Percy, in his own insecurity, beat Del halfway down the block, accusing Del of deliberately 'copping his joint,' as King put it in the book. Thus, the homophobic slurs. You use your vocabulary quite well; makes you very enjoyable to listen to. This is also the first time I gave a thought to a connection between John's repeated use of 'dog tired' and Hammersmith's comparison between black people and dogs. I'm sure others in this Comments section have clarified that John was passing on the 'badness' of Merlinda's tumor and the knowledge of Wharton's guilt to Percy, but I find your observation that he seemed to be 'healing Percy's soul' a very interesting concept to consider. We can only assume that that particular form of healing was simply beyond John's abilities. I know you saw, during Paul's 'vision' from John, that Klaus Detterick was pounding nails into a shed roof. If you're watching a copy with good audio, you can hear that every hammer blow is accompanied by the whispered sound 'Wharton, Wharton, Wharton.' I did a rough calculation, based on a generous 3-year lifespan for a wild mouse. If John caused Mr. Jingles to live approximately 67 years at LEAST, and if he extended Paul's life to a comparable degree, Paul could live over 2000 years.

[@brandonflorida1092]

Great reaction. When Paul said that his extreme long life was punishment for allowing John Coffey to be executed, that was just his interpretation and not necessarily true. I know that you have to distort the image for copyright purposes, but the ultra-close-up distortion is a very unsatisfying technique for the audience. Finally. to get some idea of what King meant Coffey to be, consider his initials.

[@wadehines9971]

It seems to me that you misread the scene where Coffey passing the 'bad stuff' to Percy. The flow of the 'bugs' left John's mouth and entered Percy's mouth. You seemed to see John extracting something from Percy.

[@erich-cd7zu]

Buddy you got me on Forrest Gump, this sealed the deal. Easily my favorite reactionist solely due to your charismatic vocabulary ;) but you really got me here.

[@Im_lil_kennedy]

During the whole frying ed (French guy with the mouse) I was screaming DUMP THE DARN BUCKET OF WATER ON HIM!!!!!

[@fmgeclipse1011]

Hey you’re one of the few that says champin at the bit correctly hahah great reaction as always

[@MrValentineReacts]

Only recently became aware of the distinction lol. thanks for your time!

[@soundsannin1870]

One of the best movies of the last 100 years. Top 3.

[@GramadinGG]

Yo the Sam Rockwell pun actually got me to lol no lie

[@MrValentineReacts]

😂 couldn't help myself

[@An-Alien-On-Earth]

Great video, I've subscribed

[@dedcowbowee]

Really enjoyed this, friend!👍👍

[@MrValentineReacts]

thank you, kindly!

[@erich-cd7zu]

STOP WHY DID MY VIDEO GO DOUBLE SPEED RIGHT WHEN THE CAMERA DROPPED.

[@sithlordkaeyl21]

Such a great movie, with so many amazing performances. An absolutely unforgettable film.

[@DalilahR]

Regarding The Green Mile, great art awakens our humanity. That's why we love it. The Green Mile is more than a movie. It's great art.

[@timmyinthewell1]

When the Hanks character talks about his long life bring his "penance", it reminds me of the story of the guard (Longinus?) that used a sword ( the sword of destiny?) to lance Jesus. I thought the story went that he lived for hundreds of years as a form of punishment? Btw you gained a subscriber for this reaction, it was very entertaining and heartfelt.

[@Parallax-3D]

The Spear of Destiny. The myth is that whomever has the spear will rule the world. Hitler tried to get it in WWII. That was part of the inspiration for “Raiders of the Lost Ark.”

[@GaryPalmer-wt8tr]

What a great analysis.

[@SirLarnce-a-lot]

Great reaction to a great movie! Seen it at least 50 times and it's still as powerful as the first time! Still cant wait for you to see "Shine".

[@marshacaperton5315]

You missed the 1st part if the movie that laid the set up. Paul Holchum (Tom Hanks) had a urinary track infection.

[@user-jg5ie8rc1s]

Well thought out reaction to this wonderful film. One of the best reactions I've seen.

[@deadassdgaf100]

if there were ever a Mouseville to exist, it would undoubtedly occuy Florida....so i concur.

[@MrValentineReacts]

Florida would be at the top of the list, no doubt lol

[@lisanelson6073]

I love your reaction!! This is one of the greatest movies of all time, imo!

[@MrValentineReacts]

quite a treat, every step. of. the. way. 🚶🏽 thank you for watching!!

[@jenniferhill5001]

Halito ⏯️ Beautiful reaction, my friend. I tear up whenever I watch this, even through reactors. Your observations to some of my dearest details had me weeping. Yakoke 🧡 I know you will enjoy revisiting this for many moons to come.

[@Jasonfarley1984]

If you haven't already seen it, Shawshank Redemption is an absolute must. Same director as Green Mile, set in a prison, and also based on a Stephen King story. Shawshank Redemption is usually included somewhere in everyone's list of greatest films ever.

[@KNichelle]

🥲 Wonderful storytelling. I loved your reaction…well done👏🏾🍿🥤🎬

[@MrValentineReacts]

much obliged. this picture is brutal and beautiful 🎥

[@nathansnider6525]

Epic reaction bro!!!

[@terryconnelly484]

If not suggested yet try another Stephen king Based Movie Shawshank redemption Another amazing story

[@MrValentineReacts]

coming soon!

[@stevendunn2501]

Subbed!

[@davevanvuuren578]

This is one of those stories you will never forget

[@eyemknothear3312]

You said he was "boning up," and you were right.

[@MrValentineReacts]

😅

[@Lynn7015hb]

Great reaction. 👍💛

[@cindycormier5708]

Your voice is very soothing to listen to , it was funny, I have anxiety (chronic), 🤭 it always calms me, so I love watching your videos, so don’t stop please 🙏 😊😉🥰

[@MrValentineReacts]

Truly value your watching with me ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jerrykessler2478]

I've never hated a character more than I hated Percy. Mice generally live appropriately 2 years so Mr. Jingles lived about 32 lifetimes. Extrapolated, that means that Paul Edgecombe might live 2,500 years. I think the real question is, how old was John Coffey?

[@MrValentineReacts]

percy might one of the worst things to be committed to the stream of cinema. RE: age of John Coffey 🤔

[@jonsinclair3997]

Great reaction.

[@MrValentineReacts]

🙏🏾

[@user-qc6wi3dw5x]

What a great film…my boy Stephen King is the GOAT

[@MrValentineReacts]

🐐

[@timstack4700]

I like when I learn a new word from you. Thanks.

[@MrValentineReacts]

🙏🏾

[@stanleywiggins5047]

The Green Mile is a very powerful movie, & every one 😢😭 over the last 4 years I have seen many first time reactions to it, I have it on DVD first seen it 6 or 7 years ago, when I watch a reaction I still 😢

[@williamrobinson4513]

I have found this movie EXTREMELY MOVING, for me. A lot of lessons are learned for us to be MORE than what we have learned in this world. All I can say is that I have seen Michael Clark Duncan in many films. He has played the part of an evil person, an arrogant person, but the first one was this film, where he plays the part of "GOD'S TRUE MIRACLE". THIS WILL BE THE ROLE THAT I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE MOST. Great reaction, Mr Valentine 🎉

[@MrValentineReacts]

I first and only saw him in Talladega Nights; so, seeing him deep in his emotional and artistic bag in this film was truly special. I have the utmost gratitude for you watching with me!

[@shercahn]

I think I've recommended this one to you before but I'm going to do it again. What Dreams May Come. You'll need your tissues but it's a very beautiful film.

[@MrValentineReacts]

I jotted it down! appreciate you

[@jesterforhire]

@@MrValentineReacts, I second the request. Robin Williams and Cuba Gooding Jr. Great, beautiful movie.

[@pamelalee1508]

Should you prefer a palate cleanser..and a somewhat different subject matter..do check out 💥...The Distinguished Gentleman...Eddie Murphy a sleeper film.. probably because of its storyline...one I believe you'll understand quickly... Have an excellent week... 🌿🌿🌿

[@MrValentineReacts]

Love me some Eddie Murphy, appreciate it!! hope your weekend is mellow as humanlly possible

[@pamelalee1508]

@@MrValentineReacts Thank you ...many blessings 🙏... 🌿🌿🌿

[@JavierPerez-os1ug]

My vocabulary has gone 10 X better watching your videos😂

[@2strokinit527]

Infection like that does not take a brothel, I had one a few months ago and it was basically as painful as breaking my femur in 6 places.

[@ginichimaru2712]

15:58 What rump? LOL

[@MrValentineReacts]

😅 fair

[@emanueldg]

You have a fine way with words

[@jrod1591]

It’s a true masterclass

[@Jskew]

So this is one of my favorite movies and a very difficult watch. I was so surprised to learn it was based on a Steven King novel and even more shocked when I learned about the possible inspiration. George Junius Stinney Jr. was the youngest person to die in the electric chair. A 14 year old black boy was sentenced and put to death in South Carolina in 1944. The movie hit different after learning about the true story. Much love and keep on keepin on J.

[@MrValentineReacts]

That I didn't know. You've given me something to chew on--thanks!

[@lisanelson6073]

You really must watch the Shawshank Redemption!

[@MrValentineReacts]

coming up!

[@2strokinit527]

I've had many mongrel dogs in my and if properly trained they are friendly as can be.

[@annjohnson994]

This is a great movie. The book is even better.

[@gdiaz8827]

For another movie set in the south I would like to recommend u react to Fried Green Tomatoes

[@calou0165]

one of the best movie ever !!!!