Three grown men, outsmarted by a mouse

Rating: 10/10 (22 November 2019)

First and foremost I would very much like to appreciate the storyline and the characters created by Stephen King. Such interesting and meticulously created characters were they.
The execution of Del, because of Percy thirst for revenge and purposely does not soak the sponge which he places on Del's head, I was immensely horrified by the convulsion and suffering in pain and while Del suffers so does Coffey, at that moment the direction was over the peak making it very scary.
Three grown men, outsmarted by a mouse.
Men under strain can snap. Hurt themselves and hurt others.
On the day of John's execution when he is taken to the auditorium, he senses immense hostility from the audience: "They's lot of folks here that hate me. Lots! I can feel it. It's like bee's stinging me." to which Brutus replies: "Well, feel how we feel, then. We don't hate you. Can you feel that?" (simply meaning the guards have nothing but sympathy for him).
My personal favourite is while Paul(Tom Hanks) says Role Two the way his eyes are filled with tear and his jaws tickling were my careful observations.