Laugh, Cry, Gasp, Cheer, Be Amazed and See One Of The Greatest Movies Ever Made

Rating: 8/10 (17 April 2004)

Weather the person liked the movie or found it one of there favourite movies, they still have to admit that it is one of the greatest movies ever made. There was so much symbolisim and moments that people will never forget that it will change the way they think what a good movie is.
From the crow being set free to a thunderstorm and all the way to each and everybody character, everything symbolized something in this movie. It isn't hard tofigure out what each and every one of them means though like Lord of the Flies and still makes you think even more then Lord of the Flies. To add on Lord of the Flies was boring and this left the viewer on the edge of there seat thoughout the whole movie.
Gasping, crying, laughing, heartbroken, thrilled are all some of the very emotions you'll feel in this movie then almost any other movie ever made. A connection to the characters can eaisly be made many times thoughout the movie and you simply want to goodguys to win, even if they arn't goodguys in society.
The acting was amazing and perfect. Freeman delivered each and every monologue perfectly and professionally and put up as great as a preformance, if not better, then the movie Se7en. Robbins put up his best preformance anybody will probibly ever see him in making us connect to him and leaving a mystery though half the movie weather he did shoot his wife or if he was innosent. The Warden (Gunton) reaches to one of the great movie villians I've seen and the other bad guy Byron (Brown) puts up a preformance almost as great as Sgt. Heart from Full Medal Jacket. Tommy Williams at first sight makes you seem like he's an elvis wannabe who seriously needs a life, but after time when Robbins starts to work with him you start to feel for him until your left in gasp at his last scene. Whitmore, who plays Brooks, has the viewer laughing, crying and screaming no at parts. The acting was perfect by all the major characters.
What could be perfect acting without perfect writing and perfect dialouge though? Stephen King wrote a masterpeice and it was written into perfect dialouge for this movie. Each and every monolouge was written to a masterpeice.
The directing was just perfect also, enough said.
To those that haven't seen this movie yet, I suggest to go see it a.s.a.p to know what a perfect movie is.