Unforgettable.

Rating: 10/10 (3 September 2012)

In my 14 years on this Earth, I have seen quite a few great films, such as the godfather, pulp fiction, Shawshank redemption, usual suspects, silence of the lambs, and many more. But I have to say that this tops them all. Some may consider this movie a tad to long, I disagree. I think Darabont directed a story like this to its appropriate length, any longer would have been too long, and more than a few minutes shorter would have made the ending less dramatic. This was one of the three movies that brought me to tears. The acting was superb. Tom Hanks put on a performance equally spectacular as his performance in Forrest Gump. Although, I must say that the best performance of the film was not Hanks, but Michael Clarke Duncan as the magical John Coffey (like the drink but not spelled the same). Duncan portrayed the gentle giant exactly as Stephen King intended. (The Green Mile is based of a Stephen King Novel) I purchased this film for 6 dollars at Newbury comics, and I must say that it was perhaps the best 6 dollars i have ever spent. Doug Hutchison as the evil Percy Wetmore was also superb. I was in tears the last 25 minutes of the film. The Green Mile was truly the most unforgettable film I have seen in my entire, and should be much higher than 68 on IMDb's all time list. This film will stay with me my whole life, and I don't know how someone can top Frank Darabont's masterpiece. I would recommend this film to anyone who enjoys quality entertainment.