An unforgettable experience of drama

Rating: 10/10 (1 September 2001)

I must admit that I lost alot at the first place, because I read the book when it was released coupla years ago so the strong effect of great made movie altogether will a wonderful story went through me by a half. This is a prison story. As well as The Showshank Redemption. However this story deals particularily with the Death Row (unlike The Showshank Redemption which deals with the inner side of the wall in prisons of USA). The Green Mile - is named after the color of the floor (Green), and its called Mile for this is the last piece of actual ground prisoners go before seated on the Electric Chair.
One day a huge black man is brought to the Green Mile which's blamed for raping and killing 2 white minor girls. However when you get to know him a little better, you clearly understand that he's far from being able to kill a fly. This thought is with you all the way, and you start wondering if John Coffey really killed these two girls? When you get to this thought, miracles come to take place on the Green Mile.
Unforgettable performance as the chief of the E Block Paul Edgecomb by Tom Hanks, magical appearance as huge black man John Coffey (Michael Clarke Duncan), while mixed with a emotionally deep and touchy story written by Stephen King and absoluttely unresistable directing debut by Frank Darabont created a fruit of a movie that long after lasted, echos of it's taste are to come back many times over.
3 hour ride of emotional adventure that will make you laugh, but cry much more, The Green Mile is a superb hit of a movie. Take it as a sure promise and my word.