The Green Mile (1999) Movie Reaction First Time Watching

[@mathewnavarro1152]

I will never NOT cry during this film. Each and every actor played their role to perfection and MCD should of nabbed an Oscar for this.

[@totallywhatever]

Agreed, he should’ve won an Oscar!

[@diannaellis4708]

The actor who played Percy had me hating him within the first scene.

[@KaiMax_23]

Only other film I've seen that actor in is The Salton Sea. Made you hate him well in that too. 😂​@@diannaellis4708

[@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 Story told by a man named Paul.

[@deadlyredly1]

I'm sure that connection has valid points - but to me it belittles the underlying tale. You don't have to believe in that nonsense to find something here. Although not at all saying that wasn't King's intention.

[@Arfy900]

@@deadlyredly1 belittles?? Believe in that Nonsense??? 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Wow. You have great difficulty in accepting varying OPINIONS.

[@StevenJShow]

@@deadlyredly1 Nothing about it is nonsensical. There is more evidence for the existence, life and death, of Jesus Christ than there is for Plato or Alexander The Great. Two figures that are accepted to have existed without even a second glance. Yet, Jesus gets the doubting thomas rigmarole. It's funny how that works.

[@dennisr.4918DennyDesigns]

@@Arfy900 This guy believes that out of nothing "bang" life just happened. Inanimate objects just sprang to life and he calls the Gospel of Jesus nonsense. The DNA in the simplest organism had more data in it and is by far the most compact information storage system in the universe. "Even the simplest known living organism has 482 protein-coding genes. This is a total of 580,000 ‘letters,’7-humans have three billion in every nucleus. (See ‘The programs of life’, for an explanation of the DNA ‘letters.’) The amount of information that could be stored in a pinhead’s volume of DNA is equivalent to a pile of paperback books 500 times as high as the distance from Earth to the moon, each with a different, yet specific content.8 Putting it another way, while we think that our new 40 gigabyte hard drives are advanced technology, a pinhead of DNA could hold 100 million times more information." creation.com/dna-marvellous-messages-or-mostly-mess Question: If you gave 1 million monkeys (you could use 8 billion it wouldn't make a difference) a typewriter and asked them to randomly punch the keyboard 100 million years do you think that they would ever come up with Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet"? Or even a complete 10 word sentence? It is a serious question because your soul in on the line. I would suggest you open your mind and try to disprove God or Jesus verses mindlessly thinking you are smarter than everyone.

[@losmosquitos1108]

Despite being an Agnostic those are way too many hints to be coincidental. Loving these kind of easter eggs (mostly not finding them myself), great job, Stephen!

[@gdc4736]

Don't worry, ladies, I was in tears to by the end of the reaction. You can watch it 100 times, and it will always make you cry.

[@totallywhatever]

Definitely a tearjerker! 😭

[@tomstanziola1982]

I cry every single time I watch it. I even cry during reactions. Schindler's List affects me the same way. And Titanic.

[@nickisactor]

@@totallywhateverYou ladies should watch and react to the movie Monkey Man. Dev Patel killed it. It’s very emotional.

[@robertc49]

@@tomstanziola1982 Empathy Is a hell of an emotion. I would be a devil If I didn't have it.

[@dirkmoolman]

Yip, one of the deepest movies you will ever see.

[@randallespinosa4264]

Rest In Paradise Michael Clarke Duncan❣️

[@hughfuller8416]

NOBODY makes it through this movie without crying.

[@totallywhatever]

It’s a tearjerker for real!! 😭

[@jaakkomantyjarvi7515]

One detail that is often overlooked is that Paul shaking John Coffey's hand before the execution is the only act of protest available to Paul, given that there is no way he could prove that John was innocent and John himself did not want to run away -- and refusing to carry out the execution would just have meant that someone else would have done it instead, and Paul would have been out of a job.

[@totallywhatever]

Good point, shaking his hand in that moment was a big deal.

[@orchidwave2574]

I'm not sure it was a protest, more a gesture of personal respect and regret.

[@telukpaku4296]

And also John shook Paul's hand the first time and Paul shook John's hand for the last time.😊

[@deadlyredly1]

Surely the impact of this moment wasn't overlooked by anyone who understands the movie even in the slightest

[@MrTech226]

Plus, Paul is like Pontius Pilate washing his hands and walk away from JC's execution by shaking John's hand let audience there know that John is innocent of killing of those girls. If Paul refused to give orders on the execution, then like you stated here, prison would find another give the orders knowing other guards probably the orders too. John didn't want Paul to lose his job.

[@LongandWeirdName]

The type of mouse Mr Jingles was lives 2.5-3 years in the wild and up to 4 in captivity if well taken care of. He lived to roughy 64(we don't know his age when found). If John's gift simply adds years, Paul will have to wait until he's roughly 140. Now... if it multiples the lifespan... Mr Jingles lived 16 times as long as a mouse of his species should. A human male lives roughly 80 years(rounding for ease of multiplication), making Paul 1280 before he finishes his mile.

[@totallywhatever]

Wow, thats a looong lifetime.

[@LongandWeirdName]

@@totallywhatever Well... He did "Roll on Two." one of God's true miracles.

[@Sentinel3D]

In the books, John was hundreds of years old and had been all over the world. He had been a slave. He had seen everything. Also, when he shook Paul's hand, he knew him and wanted to heal him. He was probably trying to heal him with the handshake, but it wasn't enough. If you want to see two underrated sad love stories that will make you feel good at the end, try The Adjustment Bureau and Passengers.

[@totallywhatever]

Wow, that would have been an interesting detail in the movie and would have helped us understand his motivations!

[@genghisgalahad8465]

wow, okay, recommend and spoil movies "at the end."

[@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.

[@totallywhatever]

I love that fun fact about the jockstrap! I can only imagine how uncomfortable that would be for both of them to film! 😆

[@BigGator5]

My pleasure. 😁 Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍

[@brianhouse8264]

Michael Clarke Duncan who played John was actually a very large man. May he Rest in Peace. And he was a phenomenal actor.

[@bwilliams463]

Mr Duncan was a very large man, but they shot him as much taller than his actual 6'5" height. King never gives an actual height for the character in the book, but it's pretty clear John Coffee is a giant, probably over 7 feet tall.

[@jmiyagi12345]

He wad the same height as David Morse (Brutal) and an inch shorter than David Cromwell (the warden).

[@leeswhimsy]

Just imagine how long John Coffey had been "alive" and how tired his spirit was and how hard it must have been to keep going and be positive and live in this world.

[@totallywhatever]

He must have been completely exhausted, mentally, physically, and emotionally.

[@ElectricSoulShow]

The Green Mile, The Elephant Man and Shawshank Redemption are 3 x films that wiill really make you think how we humans have remained the leading species on this earth.

[@bazkeen]

This and The Shawshank Redemption are two of the best films ever.

[@stevenspringer1599]

this film is the cinematic 'Turing test' to see if you're human or not

[@SFOlson]

I think it would be closer to the Voigt-Kampff test.

[@Lord_Legolas_Greenleaf]

It is only one of many.

[@themarshmallowknownasking671]

This is honestly the only movie that makes me cry. No other film hits me as hard as this one.

[@Buffy8Fan]

They should have started with _The Shawshank Redemption;_ same book author and movie director, but with a more light-hearted tone, while still bringing the emotion.

[@totallywhatever]

We have that one on our list. Hopefully, we’ll get to it soon!

[@michaelcroteau5919]

Shawshank is in the argument for greatest ever.

[@loudoesreviews]

@@michaelcroteau5919 It is for me.

[@loudoesreviews]

@@totallywhatever You may have some tears at the end of that movie too. But for different reasons!

[@that.ll_do_pig]

I don't know why one would need to start with Shawshank vs Green mile. They don't have anything to do with each other other than having the same director, writer and taking place in a prison; so they can be enjoyed independently of each other. 😊

[@leonbrowder5980]

This should be among the top 100 of all time

[@awall1701]

It is such a brilliant film, it unfolds beautifully it really does not seem like it is a 3 hour film. Another great reaction ladies. I cannot wait for the next one.

[@totallywhatever]

Yes, it didn’t seem like three hours to us. We were engrossed the whole time in the story! Thanks for watching!

[@Spawniiieh]

This is simply one of the best movies of all time, awesome actors after awesome actors.

[@totallywhatever]

It’s a true classic for sure!

[@donnilloyd1355]

One of the best movies ever made, that I only watch once or twice a year. Plus, it is proof that Stephen King is NOT just a Horror writer. Great Popst, and thank you for sharing it with us.

[@RedSinter]

It along with Shawshank Redemption are 2 of the Greatest films I've seen. And I cried like a baby. It still does that no matter how many times I have watched it. Beautifully Sad ... and Questioning.

[@totallywhatever]

Yeah, this one really left us thinking.

[@harrysmith8491]

Thanks for letting us come on this journey with you. Yep, I was crying too.

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@chrystalsimmons5802]

I have seen this movie so many times. I cry every time I watch it. It pulls at your heartstrings.

[@morganrussell8150]

What a awesome reactions from you, Ladies. Heart felt and raw emotions, only down side of this movie is that Michael Clarke Duncan didn't win a Oscar for his incredible acting. R.I.P. MICHAEL 😪🙏🏼✝️☮️💖💯%...

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much and he should have won! He was amazing in this movie!

[@danielkarlsson258]

Actually I am glad you just said you recognized all the actors and not spending 90 mins trying to think of where from. I am amazed how many reactors spend time trying to figure out what other movies/series they've seen actors in. They are ACTORS! They do a lot of films/series! Great reaction! 👍

[@totallywhatever]

We are actually the worst with this. We recognize so many faces, but can never remember names!

[@szabolcskovacs9536]

The Green Mile is a very very good movie. In my opinion the best movie ever created.

[@totallywhatever]

It is an amazing movie!

[@tabethmutingwende911]

Just subscribed while looking for the green mile reaction lol looking forward to seeing your other film reaction as well,you seem like lovely people

[@totallywhatever]

Thank you so much for watching and subscribing! We hope you enjoy our videos!

[@brutbrutus2669]

I cry every single time. It's one of my favorite movies, and it's a fantastic adaptation of the book.

[@totallywhatever]

It definitely is an amazing watch!

[@Echelon1984]

The bit that ACTUALLY makes me ball is when you see big Brutal crying. The big tough man showing his genuine side

[@totallywhatever]

I know, seeing him cry is so hard!

[@safrisaleh412]

Those whom Coffey heals also benefit from (or, perhaps, are cursed with) an unnaturally extended lifespan. •His healing results in purifying a person completely, leaving only a physical manifestation of the disease - swarms of insect-like creatures or entities - which he exhales out of his body. •Mind Reading: John Coffey possesses mind reading through touching, where he can see a person's past if he lays his hands on him/her. •He was almost literally an angel sent down to help Earth, he may have been a giant, but, he was an incredibly kind and caring man, someone who wanted to heal rather than harm.

[@totallywhatever]

He was very kind, and his story was very tragic.

[@DenverStarkey]

@@totallywhatever his initials are also JC kind of an on the nose allusion for Jesus Christ

[@deadlyredly1]

lol NS

[@douglogsdonii2116]

Great reaction ladies, I’m in tears watching this movie every time.

[@ianhill8345]

Great reaction to a stephen King classic. Very sad and inspiring movies with great performances all round. The shawshank redemption is another great movie Big thumbs up

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for watching, I just added Shawshank redemption to our list!

[@thorkhammer]

There are only 2 movies I've ever seen where the performance of the actors was top tier--The Green Mile and To Kill A Mockingbird. The latter having the best courtroom scenes ever, and equal in emotion to the former.

[@totallywhatever]

We definitely felt like all of the acting in this movie was superb!

[@blastingweevil2968]

some of the best story telling and acting in any movie Ever this for me is just one of those movies you just Must watch at least once...

[@totallywhatever]

The acting was top notch!!

[@inmoviesempire]

First tears for you girls in the reactions. With the green mile it's hard to resist. also nice editing. you have improved the graphic aspect of the video a lot

[@totallywhatever]

Thank you so much! We’re working on improving as much as we can as we go!

[@DenverStarkey]

as a 45 year old man , i think a person has no heart and no soul, if this movie doesn't make them cry.

[@guymelton1094]

Outstanding Ladies 😊, Outstanding, thanks for sharing 😊👏👏👏👍✌️🇺🇸🇮🇱

[@totallywhatever]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@DrewG-wd8ql]

It gets me every time. I've seen several reactions to this and several have said that it is the best movie that they will never watch again. good reaction ladies.

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for watching, it was a powerful movie for sure!

[@TheToscanaMan]

"That was a heavy one." Yeah it is. I've seen this a lot but still cry every time. Loved your reaction. Thank you. Ciao. ❤

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for watching, what a powerful movie!

[@donallmccrudden4812]

Apparently doug Hutchison(percy) is a bit of creep in real life too, he married a 16 year old in his 50s and after their 9 year marriage ended, she accused him of grooming her, so yeah, make of it what you wiil🤔

[@blakewalker84120]

Don't feel too bad. I've seen this movie half a dozen times, and seen a few dozen reactions to it, and I still cry every time. This movie is a perfect masterpiece of amazing writing, acting, and directing, with a great musical score to accompany it. I don't use the term "perfect" to describe very many movies, but this one earned it.

[@voodoochile333]

If Tom Hanks and the mouse was given extra years, surely the governors wife would live even longer?

[@totallywhatever]

Ohhh good point! That could even be a movie on its own what happens to these people after John Coffey intervenes in their lives!

[@brianhouse8264]

Sorry but Paul touched on it. When he was holding the mouse during the execution is when the mouse got it. And when he shows Paul what Billy had done he had to give him a part so he could see it. Just being healed didn’t extend the life. Just so happens that the ones who were healed had other contacts with John that extended their lives.

[@voodoochile333]

@@brianhouse8264 you've just made that up!lol

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

Great job ladies! Y’all held it together pretty well!

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much!

[@MLawrence2008]

Great movie, great acting and the storytelling of Stephen King! You cannot ask for more. The Shawshank redemption should be your next if not reacted to already.

[@henryb4701]

It's only a movie ladies, no actors or mice were hurt in the making of it. Amazing movie

[@totallywhatever]

It wad great!

[@larrybell726]

Thank you , thank you!! You got the major plot points and were totally engaged. Love it!

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@joemacdonald6312]

Great reaction video! Keep 'em rolling!

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@StoryMing]

One of the very few reactions that actually GETS why the guards can’t do anything to help save John Coffey.

[@totallywhatever]

Yeah, that was a tough moment realizing the fact they couldn’t help him.

[@StoryMing]

@@totallywhatever The number of people who expect a rescue mission, and fault Paul & Co for _allowing_ the execution to go forward- when all of them (except Percy) would have given the world to be able to set him free.

[@keithsimpson6563]

They didn't have him wearing special shoes. The had him standing on crates type of walk ways so he can walk on them. Believe it or not most of the actors in this movie was taller then him lol. Plus if you seen the shawshank redemption there are a bunch of the same actors in thus movie. Let's see how many you can see.

[@totallywhatever]

Wow I would love to have seen what that looked like behind the scenes!

[@oldgeezer3324]

Percy (Doug Hutchison) after this movie went to Salt Lake City and married a 16 year old girl. He is blacklisted in Hollywoood now, you won't see him in any more movies.

[@nonconsensualopinion]

Yeah, one of those cases where the actor and the character they play are both very sleazy.

[@deadlyredly1]

Sad story really. Good actor. People still listen to Elvis as if he did nothing wrong. Not saying it's right - but funny how we pick and choose which people are stigmatised

[@oldgeezer3324]

@@deadlyredly1 Well said

[@FAWP00]

Kinda shocked considering we all know what goes on in Hollywood. Shocked they didn't give him free reign.

[@ChrisN-hk5cz]

Hollyweird just dont like it when you do it in the open..

[@SFOlson]

Ahh, good choice of movies. Now that you’ve watched this, I think that you should watch the two other Stephen King stories that Frank Darabont adapted and directed, which are, The Shawshank Redemption & The Mist.

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much. Those are added to our list!

[@tan5taafl]

Thanks for sharing ✌️ Y’all are delightful

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@mikebrown7799]

Hello Carolyn & Nanette!😊 Well, you've come across your first film in the unofficial trilogy.😉 There are three films written by Stephen King and directed by Frank Darabont (The Walking Dead). This is one of those films. The other two are "The Shawshank Redemption" (1994) and "The Mist" (2007). Shawshank is a very well liked film, like this one.🏆 The Mist is a true dark horror Stephen King film. This is definitely one of the top modern day films. Great emotional reactions, Ladies!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for watching it for the recommendations, we will definitely have to watch those two!

[@loudoesreviews]

@@totallywhatever Stand by Me and Misery are also very worthy of watching!

[@danmoores4785]

It's a hard one to watch, but worth it. Some movies i feel once is enough. Maybe its just me? Good work girls.

[@totallywhatever]

I think I at least have to wait a long time before I see it again, but it was definitely worth the watch!

[@mattolear8769]

I've enjoyed your reactions. Very genuine and endearing. One film you might enjoy is a Civil War-era love story called Cold Mountain, directed by Anthony Minghella. It's sad and contains some violence, of course, but it's also touching and very well acted. Great performances by Jude Law, Nicole Kidman, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Renee Zellweger, who won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, I believe. It's a great film, and I haven't seen many reactions to it. Good luck with the channel!

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for watching and for the recommendation!

[@mattolear8769]

@@totallywhatever You're welcome!

[@Chystyle]

Sorry Ladies, you weren't ready for the Mile.....!

[@totallywhatever]

We were not 😭

[@Edman116]

No one ever is.....

[@sigutjo]

I don't watch that movie anymore because I never feel like crying, but I wanted to see you experience it. And now I need to watch something happy.

[@victorewah2659]

That last line from Paul on the outro of the film is always so saddening for me because he admits to us the viewers that the very act of living has truly become a curse for him; which the irony of that revelation being he spent a great deal of his professional life assisting in the taking of quite a few lives on The Green Mile as he coined it. 😔

[@totallywhatever]

Good point, its a sad realization.

[@theylied1776]

When I was an intern in a wealth management firm I went to the most exclusive nursing home that I have ever seen. It was a nursing home/hospital. Our client lived in a Penthouse with her own small city-style park. As soon as you exit the elevator. She lived on the 19th floor.

[@totallywhatever]

Wow thats pretty nice! I’m sure super expensive, too!

[@danielemlet7885]

Tom Hanks had three great movies The Green Mile, Saving Private Ryan, Forest Gump

[@totallywhatever]

Yes, he has quite a few classics!

[@DenverStarkey]

more than three dude you forget: philadelphia Apollo 13 Cast Away prior to that he was an 80's star in comedy movies.

[@ronaldalagia9211]

this is the first time i've seen you channel. i'll be looking forward to more

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@kwadwotuffour5529]

This is my first time seeing you two ladies. Beautiful reaction!

[@totallywhatever]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@dezinguy]

I'm sure you've done the research on the actors in this one already, but: Tom Hanks, Barry Pepper, David Morse, Michael Clarke Duncan, Sam Rockwell, Bonnie Hunt, James Cromwell...the list goes on. It was great experiencing this movie with you both. 🙂

[@JJgibson1]

Check these movies out if you haven’t seen them: Misery(1990) and Training Day(2001).

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks, added them to our list!

[@Bruce-Wayne79]

Not a bad pick ladies 💚 Stephen King also writes drama, but my favorite King Drama for recommendations is Stand By Me, not sure if that story was based on his childhood. But it’s a great movie. And for Spooky King stories: - The Shining -Doctor Sleep - Christine ( directed by John. Carpenter) - Carrie - Children Of The Corn ( 80s version) -Cujo Just to name a few.

[@totallywhatever]

Oh, thank you so much! I’ve actually never heard of Doctor Sleep, just added these to our list!

[@Bruce-Wayne79]

@@totallywhatever make sure you watch The Shining first , Doctor Sleep is the sequel to the The Shining ( 80s version) , so yall watch it in order. ❤️

[@alancoy5305]

​@@totallywhatever I also recommend "Misery" and "Delores Clairborne" both great Stephen King film adaptations along with all thr others listed up top. Both are stellar performances by Kathy Bates. She won an Oscar for her in "Misery" at the 1991 Oscsrs. In "Misery" The late James Caan also stars. Another Stellar performance.

[@paulstroud2647]

'The Mist' deserves a mention too, another King movie directed by Frank Tarabont.

[@jubayeagabe561]

Check out Blade movies 1&2...these two movies help saved Marvel studios back in the 90's from fully going bankrupt and what financially birthed the MCU.

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks, we’ll add them to our list!

[@jubayeagabe561]

@@totallywhatever ... Cool keep me posted 🙂

[@MarijnvdSterre]

The one thing that makes it easier to believe that no one noticed the lack of water in time. They practice without water. And they have more practice sessions as real events.

[@totallywhatever]

Ahhh good point!

[@pastelwolf1719]

Love your reactions!

[@totallywhatever]

Thank you so much for watching our small channel!

[@Minion_of_Cthulhu]

Another great reaction! I see the editing is improving as well, so kudos for that too. I assume you've seen Forrest Gump, but if you haven't you should see that one since Gary Sinise and Tom Hanks are together in that one. They pair up again in Apollo 13, which is also an extremely good film with Kevin Bacon and Bill Paxton co-starring. It's also based on a true story, if that appeals to you.

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much, i’m glad you noticed. We have been working on it! We will add Forrest Gump and Apollo 13 to our list. We have seen Forrest Gump, but not for a veeery long time and I’ve never seen Apollo 13.

[@Temeraire101]

He was wearing Elton John boots. 😁

[@totallywhatever]

😂 great answer!

[@belvagurr403]

Harry Dean Stanton plays Toot Toot the trustee practicing the execution. He is so beloved by Steven King, author, that two of the characters are named after him. One is HARRY Terwiliger and the other is DEAN STANTON.

[@denesealsmeyer263]

Thus is my favorite movie - it’s beautiful - watching your reaction is like seeing it the very 1st time - watch it again you won’t be sorry.

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@Temeraire101]

I suggest The Mist.

[@BenHatira]

Yeah even the director’s cut black and white version ...

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks! I just added it to our list!

[@patrickflanagan3762]

@@totallywhatever Fair warning: THE MIST is possibly the most depressing film you will ever see. Maybe wait a while and space that one out with a few comedies first.

[@jean-rochdion4898]

love your reaction from both of you girl!!! keep the good work!!👊 since it's October put the Exorcist (1973) and Evil Dead (Original 1981) to your list if they're not on it!!😏 you will hate me but..... i'm use to it!!🤣

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for watching and I’ll add those movies to our list!!

[@Ineedyoulou]

Shawshank redemption has definitely got to be next.

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks, added to our list!

[@Ineedyoulou]

@@totallywhatever Your welcome, & you will enjoy just as much as the Green Mile.

[@joeykopack]

Great reaction ladies, I subscribed, so what’s on your list for the month of Halloween

[@totallywhatever]

Some spooky ones for sure, we’re thinking about doing the original Halloween.

[@motelghost477]

You really think they'd ever practice executions with a death row inmate? That trustee is being PAID to take part in these practice runs.

[@JulioHernandez-chico]

I was 11 years old when i first saw this movie back in 2000 . I was supposed to go to school the next day but this movie came on tv snd caught my attention. Till this day i regret it. I keep crying everytime johns execution comes on.

[@totallywhatever]

It’s such a tough moment to watch! 😞

[@coax47]

I don't usually like to leave a comment on this movie reaction unless I can't help myself I'm new to this channel so I'm not sure on your names ladies but the lady in black you called it... the bad or the badness, (the flies thing) iv watched now over 30 reactions to this movie your the only person to do so besides myself even when I was a kid watching this for the first time iv always called it the bad or the badness so this was nice to see from you... made me smile during a very difficult movie to watch I cry every single time watching this and always at different points I love seeing reactors cry to this because it makes me feel... not so alone in it thank you.

[@totallywhatever]

We are so glad you related to our video! Thanks so much for watching.

[@Citizen88020120820]

S Tier movie. I still cry at this one no matter how many times I watch.

[@totallywhatever]

It is pretty amazing, we agree!

[@scottlilley3077]

Try The Killing Fields from 1984 starring Sam Waterston and Dr. Haing s. Ngor. Very good movie about 2 men's friendship set against the backdrop of the Cambodian revolution in the 70's. I think you will both like it.

[@sreyangovender3404]

Excellent choice An American classic 👌

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much, just added it to our list!

[@zedvar3806]

The Indian fellow is Graham Greene and he was in Dances With Wolves.

[@ThomasKnip]

Wonderful reaction of you both ^^

[@totallywhatever]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@bwilliams463]

'Green Mile' is part of a traditional reaction trio with 'Saving Private Ryan' and 'The Shawshank Redemption.' Percy Wetmore is one of the greatest antagonist performances of all time. It's always fun to watch new reactors getting to know Percy.

[@totallywhatever]

He is sooo good at playing an evil character!

[@Uncle_T]

So sad yet so beautiful, just amazing.

[@christinastirrup1272]

I just found your channel and I enjoy your content. You guys seem very relatable. I do have a request that you watch a movie called August rush it is one of my favorite movies and it is not that popularbut I would enjoy your reaction and your opinion about it as well. thank you for your content and I appreciate everything you guys post

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much! We will add it to our list!

[@DanielSSilva-616-]

If you need a comedy after this movie I recommend Mystery Men (1999) with Ben Stiller and also Rat Race (2001) if you eventually do reactions of not just movies from the 90s. Rat Race is one of the funniest movies I have ever seen, even now more than 20 years later I find myself laughing when I think about a particular scene.

[@dennisdrozdov1424]

Another comedy in mind: The Mummy (1999)! It's also an adventure film, starring Brendan Fraser

[@philmullineaux5405]

Same writers directors producers and many actors also in the Shawshank redemption! Bonnie Hunt has been the best actress in Hollywood for 40 years but never gets leading roles. But what she did in Dave, and Jerry McGuire, is incredible! The old guy is Harry Dean Stanton. Bern in movies since black n white! From Dillinger to godfather 2, Red Dawn, the Hulk, this, u name it!

[@totallywhatever]

Oh Bonnie Hunt, that’s who she is! We knew we knew her!!

[@donaldgilbert6739]

Great reaction! Just stumbled upon yalls channel. Please add to your list of movies to watch, The Accountant with Ben Affleck and Anna Kendrick, and Wind River, based on a true story, starring, Jeremy Renner ( Hawkeye ) and Elizabeth Olson ( Scarlett witch ) and also Eagle Eye with Shia Labeouf, Michelle Monahan, Billy Bob Thornton and Rosario Dawson!

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks for the recommendations, we will add them to our list!!

[@bossfan49]

Tom Hanks is 6'-0". Michael Clark Duncan was 6'-5" (300+ lbs), but David Morse is also tall at 6'-4", so yeah, they used some props and camera angle tricks to make Duncan look even taller.

[@MrAdal206]

The actor Michael Clark Duncan was 6’5-6’6. They didn’t need to do any enhancements on his height. RIP. It’s a shame that this didn’t win an Oscar.

[@jessicalee5260]

Incorrect. Yes; MCD was 6'5", but the actor who played Brutal was 6'4". Tom Hanks is 6'. MCD would stand and walk on raised platforms when on screen with the other actors to make him appear to tower over everyone. His "cell" was also built smaller, as was his cot in the cell.

[@solar2k6]

Great reaction to a classic. Well done ladies.

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for watching with us!

[@blakewalker84120]

Michael Clarke Duncan is quite tall, but not the tallest actor in this movie. He's 6'5, James Cromwell (the warden) is 6'7, and David Morse ("Brutal") is 6'4. To make him look bigger, they often had either raised floor for him to walk on while actors near him were on the normal floor, or they actually lowered parts of the floor for the other actors. They sometimes used kids in adult clothing near him, with their backs to the camera, to make h im look bigger.

[@Zemzam]

Just found your channel. Great reaction. Subscribed ❤

[@momD612]

The practice guy is the janitor! 😂😂😂😂 geez....

[@EricFletcher-z3i]

Hello, some other Halloween movies to consider: Ghost and Mr Chicken - 1966 Don Knotts Shadow of the Vampire - 2000 Willem Dafoe The Blob - 1958 Steve Mcqueen Death becomes Her - 1992 Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn, Bruce Willis

[@totallywhatever]

Thanks so much for the suggestions!

[@EricFletcher-z3i]

@@totallywhatever Another movie that is not really a Halloween movie but is more of a romance/fantasy is Somewhere in Time (1980) Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour

[@Nico3039]

le casting entier mérite un oscar, Hutchison en tête...

[@totallywhatever]

Yes, the acting was superb!

[@MrPopbottleboy]

Sam Rockwell gave an epic performance as Wild Bill, I mean the whole cast was awesome.

[@totallywhatever]

Totally agree!!

[@Echelon1984]

Michael Clarke Duncan was 6”5’ and was only an inch taller than David Morse who played Brutal. So they had to make him appear bigger they made his cell and cell bed smaller then the others and the other actors walk on a lower level floor

[@belvagurr403]

Brutal, David Morse, is 6’5” same as Michael Clarke Duncan, but with risers and other tricks he appears much bigger. The bunk and electric chair were made smaller to give MCD a larger effect.

[@totallywhatever]

Wow, I was wondering how they made him look so much bigger. I know he's a tall guy but he was towering over everyone! Thanks!

[@promiscuous675]

Thank you. For something lighter, but still with the feels, I already suggested "Fried Green Tomatoes" (1991) and "Pleasantville" (1998), but I would like to suggest: Dave (1993) for decency and love ruling the day, "Strictly Ballroom" (1992) because love and dancing make the world better; and finally "Society" (1992) because you seem drawn to the (much) darker stuff.

[@totallywhatever]

Wow, thanks so much for the list. We haven’t seen any of these!

[@alancoy5305]

​@@totallywhatever I strongly second both Dave and Pleasantville. Both are great films.

[@alancoy5305]

I agree, I strongly second Dave and Pleasantville. Both great movies! I have heard of Fried Green Tomatoes, but the Society and Ballroom also sound interesting. Great picks!

[@douglasg.9271]

When you cry, you know it was good. ❤