My favorite movie of all time

Rating: 10/10 (8 October 2007)

I don't know how to explain how good this movie really is. I'm not going to write a hundred lines, just enough so others can see and be encouraged to watch this remarkable film.
It's about the lives of a couple of guards on death row, until the day a wrongly accused man, John Coffey(beautifully played by Michael Clarke Duncan, who I think deserved an Oscar..), walks in the room. Tom Hanks was good as the religious man who wants to save Coffey from the electric chair, but then doesn't cause he told him not to.
The scene where he watched a film for the first time was... amazing. So powerful, touching and I felt something that I've never felt for a movie before. When I find out what it was i'll let you know.
Morse, Hunt, Cromwell, Jeter, Rockwell, Pepper, Stanton, Clarkson and Hutchison were all good as the good/bad/sad characters in this film. Really, it's a flawless film.
I cried a lot during this film! The greatest film ever to be created. Good job King and Darabont.
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