Wonderful.

Rating: 10/10 (15 September 2005)

I cried throughout this film. It was a beautiful and incredible experience.
This film was criticised for being too long, but shortening it or splitting it into separate features would have ruined it for me... it's the sort of film you sit down and watch on a quiet evening. It sucks you in... you don't want to leave your seat.
I had difficulty actually leaving my seat after it ended, it was incredibly disturbing. Every single actor was convincing, and you wouldn't stop thinking about the feature for days on end.
It was perfect. Absolutely perfect. Michael Clarke Duncan captured John Coffey's character excellently. Tom Hanks couldn't have been better.
It was both funny and sad. A masterpiece. You couldn't say much more about this film without repeating on yourself - it's just brilliant.