Michael Clarke Duncan was ROBBED of the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. Michael Caine was good in Cider House Rules, but Michael Clarke Duncan SHATTERED hearts and souls with his performance.

@Stefanmannberg

16 күн бұрын

I agree

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Awards are so tough!!!

@StreetHierarchy

16 күн бұрын

It's probably because the movie itself is so manipulative and because the magical negro trope is such tricky territory.

@Sentinel3D

16 күн бұрын

This one should have won, but it was up against The Sixth Sense, which won that year. I think the Sixth Sense made a bigger impact because of word of mouthy. I never heard of Green Mile until I rented it in the early 2000s.

@BM-hb2mr

16 күн бұрын

Rest in Peace Michael Clarke Duncan. You will be missed

R.I.P. Michael Clarke Duncan Fitting that Tom Hanks spoke at his service IRL

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

That’s so beautiful!

@grantheming1975

13 күн бұрын

@@LiteWeightReacting Indeed and quite entertaining!

As soon as she loved the mouse I said "oh noo"

@resonantfrequency8914

16 күн бұрын

"I used to have pet mice" WELP, good luck

@CharlesVanNoland

16 күн бұрын

Hook, line, and sinker! Just like the rest of us who are fans of this film.

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

🤣 I was in trouble right from the beginning! No chance haha

@00Jess_M

11 күн бұрын

for me it was the moment I saw her tearing up right at the beginning. "Already? Oh Lord, this won't end well for her." And then "I use to have pet mice".🤐

@KellyHilgerRealtor

4 күн бұрын

Yep I started crying right along too… I’ve seen hundreds of reactions to this movie…. But it’s extra special when the reactor is a sensitive soul ♥️

When he said, "Don't put me in the dark." it broke my heart. I watched this in school and even boys were crying. I had to walk outside and cried like a baby.

@Parallax-3D

3 күн бұрын

My theory is that he was afraid of the dark because that’s where he goes in his mind when he’s feeling other people’s pain or healing them. The clue is that when he heals Miranda, she says that she dreamt they were both wandering in the dark, and found each other.

John Coffey’s lament. “I’m tired of people being ugly to each other”. Me too, John.

@CallegriaofSoulbound

13 күн бұрын

Sorry I have to say it! Coffey like the drink but not spelled the same. You spelled it right.

@TheNowhereMan0

2 күн бұрын

Me too.

The most heart wrenching part of this film to me, is when Boss talks to John Coffey about “On my day of Judgement…” and Coffey says “I’m tired boss… I’m tired of people being ugly to each other.” That entire dialogue was heartbreaking and both actors crushed it.

@metoo7557

11 күн бұрын

"I'm sorry for what I am".

@edp5886

9 күн бұрын

I saw an interview with the director and he said Tom Hanks was giving an Oscar-worthy performance off-camera to support Michael Clarke Duncan - and MCD was superior in the moment.

by far, the best reaction to this movie I have ever seen. Not only were you honest with your emotions, but you got many of the connections that many miss. Great job.

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Thank you Dave! Glad you enjoyed 😊

@gmunden1

13 күн бұрын

Exactly. You caught on quickly to the small details. Many people miss the instances where John feels an evil presence as Wild Bill arrives on the Mile, and also when John is watching the movie as the projector light surrounds John like a halo. Mister Jingles is over 60 years old by the end of the film.

Stephen King discovered pretty early in his writing career, that the most scary things he might bring to paper, are not the monsters, he can come up with - but just ordinary humans. And the things they do to each other. They don't call him "The King of Horror" for nothing.

@tapoemt3995

9 күн бұрын

The King of Horror is more fitting himself in real life.

@Iustinfm

3 күн бұрын

That's why the mist is so hard to watch...

I’ve probably seen about 20 “reaction videos” to this movie. This reaction is BY FAR the best! If this move doesn’t break you emotionally, I can’t even relate to you. Lol. Thanks for sharing all the messy emotions.💚

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Wow! Thank you! That’s a huge compliment!

@_Shadoh_

15 күн бұрын

Totally agree. I like emotional reactors bc I'm emotional too when watching this sad stuff, and Teegan fits that perfectly, could've been me when I watched this for the first time(and still can't watch it without crying).

@skyshroudsylvan6022

13 күн бұрын

Yeah, I'd have to agree about it being the best reaction to this movie. I've seen a few where the reactor(s) don't even shed a tear. I can kind of understand, to a point. I have had issues showing any kind of emotion when it comes to death due to watching my grandfather pass away in front of me when I was 11. That direct emotion is severed for me. However, watching others cry makes me reconnect that emotion. My wife asked me why I watch sad videos. It's hard for her to understand.

@KS4RonPaul

12 күн бұрын

@@LiteWeightReacting More reactions! More more more! Thank you for putting your giant heart on display, so those of us who've been tired of the world being ugly, can see and remember what it felt like before our hearts grew calloused.

@finalxxxpunch2964

7 күн бұрын

I like how, unlike most reactions, she made the JC connection, and pretty quick

R.I.P Michael Clarke Duncan. You´re an angel.

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

RIP!

That last line: "....sometimes the Green Mile seems so long." Ugh....it hits hard.....

@mnomadvfx

13 күн бұрын

It's at that moment that you realise this was his horror story all along. If his life scales as Mr Jingles has he will live centuries at minimum, if not millennia.

@danieldickson8591

12 күн бұрын

@@mnomadvfx I don't think so. Mr. Jingles, John brought back to life, Paul he just shared a vision with. Paul had obviously aged considerably, just not nearly as much as his true age would suggest. I'd peg Paul lasting decades more, but not centuries.

We all knew you would fall apart. That's because we knew what a big beautiful heart you have. Don't worry, even us growed up men still cry every time we watch these reactions with you. 😢 You caught on way quicker than I did to what was going on. Thank you for sharing with us.

@TheNowhereMan0

2 күн бұрын

Right words. She is a beautiful soul, just like John Coffey was.

5:16 In the book, John Coffey was 6'8". Michael Clarke Duncan was a little shorter at 6'4", so they gave him platform shoes for the role.

@Yessirski91

4 күн бұрын

Funny thing is the actor who played the warden is taller than him (6’7)

@tomaskennedy

3 күн бұрын

@@Yessirski91 Yeah, James Cromwell. He was towering over Tom Hanks (and he’s no small fry himself!)

This has to be absolutely the best advertisement for that waterproof eye make-up you have on.

Snotty nose, eyes streaming, finding it hard to work out what you've just seen, yep you've just experienced The Green Mile.

Within a 5 year span, Tom Hanks was on a blockbuster run. He was the Man.

@paulcarfantan6688

16 күн бұрын

Yes...the Jimmy Stewart of the 1990s.

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Yeah he really did crush!!

@mikkifly

14 күн бұрын

Facts

@carlesmacuaid

14 күн бұрын

I'd say from the start of the 90's he was on a pretty amazing run, I can't think of an actor that has had a better decade run of movies really, from Philadelphia right through to Castaway. You could even extend it a year or two to include great movies like The Burbs, Road To Perdition and Catch Me If You Can.

@mnomadvfx

13 күн бұрын

@@carlesmacuaid Awww, I like to start with Big.

People wonder why Stephen King is so beloved as a writer. This is why. He writes about human experiences and uses the supernatural to accentuate the stories. I’m glad she caught the the JC nod and everything else. This has been one of the better reactions to this movie.

@Xehanort10

16 күн бұрын

I watched The Mist once and the ending really got to me.

@rebo2610

16 күн бұрын

She even got the halo behind John's head!

@arryharry

15 күн бұрын

Stephen King definitely gives plenty of nods to God in his stories.

@artbagley1406

14 күн бұрын

The book was easy to adapt to a screenplay; it's almost word-for-word the same as the book.

@charlize1253

13 күн бұрын

Nowadays, only the worst kinds of murder are eligible for the death penalty, but in the 1920/30s when this movie took place, lots of lesser crimes were, including even car theft and burglary in some states. By setting it then, Stephen King brilliantly made it easier to sympathize with the inmates, because you really don't know what their crimes were.

And what a talent in Mr. Duncan. It was buetifull how he made this giant imposing mountain of a man so wonderfully innocent and endearing. This role deserved every award out there. Really miss this great talented man.

Never be ashamed to show your feelings. This reaction was one of the most honest I have seen in a long time.

You are such a sweet, empathic person. And watching you react to all these amazing movies is a joy.

@LiteWeightReacting

15 күн бұрын

Thank you!!

A mouse's lifespan is approx. 2 years, so 32 lifespans for him and he is still going. Paul is just 108, so he has a long ways to go since the average lifespan for a human is 65 or so. 2080 (65 x 32 lifespans) years at least left + more. It's terrifying and a really heartbreaking ending.

@TheYakusoku

16 күн бұрын

Modern day Methuselah (who lived for centuries in the Bible).

There are times in life when annoying sniffling is right and proper. The Green Mile is several of those times.

You know that the actor is doing an amazing job when they actually make you hate them. Also, a lady who likes little cuddly mice? Schweet. But she looks married given the ring. haha For anyone wondering, at 31:47 he is saying to the mouse, "Goodbye, my friend. I love you, my little one."

Michael Jeter was fantastic in this movie. You felt his despair and anguish. When he yells "no" it cuts right through to your soul. And Doug Huchison really did an unbelievable job at making you hate him. Top to bottom, this cast was fantastic.

@AnimationNation2004

14 күн бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/dZqi26eJZpbcgco.htmlsi=P-V5p0z0T6qgqhKG I share this because this is what Michael Jeter did a month after this film came out.

@codyschiemann4732

13 күн бұрын

Id say that Percy is one of the top 10 movie Villains in cenematic history. He ranks right up there with Darth Vader.

@babysluss68

12 күн бұрын

​@@codyschiemann4732he's up there with joffrey, we all hate Percy and his short man complex

@Alvan81

9 күн бұрын

He did a fantastic job in the western open range with Kevin Costner if you ever get a chance to watch it

@Brandon-th4xx

7 күн бұрын

I think he did better than John's character

46:46 John is about to die and he's comforting his friends. I'd argue that his superpower isn't healing. Its empathy.

@KiduElbat

8 күн бұрын

And possibly both ☺️🤗

@user-op6kt8pg9y

8 күн бұрын

It's definitely empathy the way he describes how he can feel everyone's feelings is definitely meant to be a play on empathy

You know it's gonna be good when she's crying at the introduction 🤣

I remember it like it was yesterday. I was around 11 maybe 12 years old at the time, sat down and watched this movie for the first time back in 2007, parents asleep upstairs around 10pm. Im not the type to cry even as a child, when i sat and watched this alone, it changed me inside, i cried harder then i had in years and to this day, its still the hardest hitting movie ive ever watched all these years later. You're reaction mirrored mine in many ways, you'll remember this movie for years even decades to come, its just that much of a classic.

Michael Duncan had one of the strongest performances that I've seen in any movie with The Green Mile. RIP... He was taken away far too early.

23:10 Honestly, your early realization there kinda broke me... 😅🤭 Broke my heart! 😭💔🤝

@chanceneck8072

16 күн бұрын

But in a good way, no worries! 🫶

@igloo2158

16 күн бұрын

I knew she’d pick up on it right away. Watched her gaming videos for a few years now and she’s always right on top of everything.

@RoxxSerm

16 күн бұрын

@@igloo2158 Yeah, its very refreshing to watch someone that has brains and perception. If she decides to upload more frequently on the reaction channel it will be a good day !

@chanceneck8072

16 күн бұрын

@@igloo2158 Yeah, and the J.C. metaphore? Like, I was very impressed. It took me a few views (and the help of my brother 😅🤭) to figure that stuff out...

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

I appreciate all the kind words on this comment thread everyone 😊

I raised a son by myself, always felt I had to be strong and not cry in front of him. Childhood issues, but every few years I would watch this movie to get it out. It was bottled up inside for so long. This movie was the only thing that would allow me to get rid of all the unshed tears. One of Stephen Kings biggest fan. I've read all his books. This is one of my favorites. Your reaction had me crying right along with you. Not ashamed of crying anymore, gets all the toxicity out. Feels cleansing now, instead of weak. Thanks for your reaction, new sub❤

This movie kills me every time. One scene that I’ve grown to appreciate more every time I watch it is right before Del’s execution. You can tell he’s fully rehabilitated, but people weren’t given those sort of chances back then. “I sure wish I coulda met you guys some place else” absolutely destroys me

@innercircle341

16 күн бұрын

You have no idea how he would behave in society. The very least he should never walk the streets again. The public has the right to be protected from dangerous individuals

@Stone_Horse

15 күн бұрын

@@innercircle341 "You have no idea how he would behave in society" Neither do you. Strange that you make such a statement after just watching an execution of a innocent man.

@dturasky19

15 күн бұрын

iHe raped and murdered a young girl before starting a fire, which caused the deaths of six more people (including two children), good thing you don't work for a parole board

@williamrobinson4513

15 күн бұрын

I have seen many, MANY reactions for this film, from other reactions. But there were VERY FEW that knew that Coffy was innocent from the early part of THIS FILM. This makes YOU a BEAUTIFUL HUMAN BEING. Yes, this world is, CURRENTLY, an ugly place (at the moment), but I'm SO PROUD to see that there are STILL people, LIKE YOU, are still here NOW. THIS GIVES ME A SENSE OF HOPE FOR THIS WORLD 🌎. Great reaction!❤😢😊

@davidmoore1264

14 күн бұрын

@@Stone_Horse From the book.....Eduard Delacroix was a death-row inmate incarcerated at Cold Mountain Penitentiary for raping and killing a young girl, then trying to cover up his crime by burning her body. The fire was near an apartment building that caught on fire and killed six more people, including two children. After a lengthy trial, he was sentenced to death by electric chair.

Around 6 minutes into the video, at the very beginning of the film when you cried a bit, I was thinking: Damn girl, you're going to cry, A LOT! 😉 Beautiful movie, I saw it a couple of times, so I was prepared, but your emotional reaction made me tear up too 😅😂

Your reaction is the most emotional reaction ever, I cried again every time you cried. I felt your pain. Great reaction video

Frank Darabont is absolutely a legend!

@joshuacampbell7493

16 күн бұрын

He's also the direct Shawshank Redemption & pilot of The Walking Dead.

@aledjango

16 күн бұрын

@joshuacampbell7493 I'm aware chief

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Literally discovering all of his work in 2024 has been such a treat!

@yohanespaskal9352

16 күн бұрын

He gonna Direct two or three eps of final season of strangers thing

This movie is one that you may never watch again…but likely you’ll never forget. Beautiful start to finish, and should have given Michael C Duncan an Oscar

you calling Mr. Jingles “Cheese-It” is probably my favorite part of this reaction ❤️

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Hahaha glad you enjoyed that!

This is one of the best movies of all time. I've seen it so much, scores of times including "reactions" like this. I'm always mildly surprised that so many watching it, even for the first time, do not make the connection of Stephen King's book from which this came. King's works always have a element of fantasy-horror. Carrie. Salem's Lot. The Stand. It. Your reaction was spot on.

Well done for actually getting through one of the most incredible tear jerking stories ever put to film.

Great reaction! You're one of the few reactors, perhaps the only one, who has ever gotten the "J. C." clue.

I always felt sad for Paul because he had to watch everyone he’d known and love die, even Elaine for that matter. I wouldn’t want that kind of torment my own self and for no one else either. Great reaction as always!

Have no regrets. Any movie that can be so moving that it makes you touch on feelings you'd rather not feel is a good thing. We all need to experience such strong emotions and feelings. Whether we know it or not, we're much better off in the long run. Empathy and compassion are in such short supply these days, we need to find a way to find it, no matter the source. I may have watched maybe 30 reactions to this movie and yours is one of the best. Great reaction my friend, you did well. Don't be fearful to feel.

@_Shadoh_

15 күн бұрын

Couldn't have written it any better. And crying is not a sign of weakness, but it shows your empathy and compassion which is indeed becoming more and more rare in the world nowadays.

Hell of a movie it had me in tears the first time i watched the green mile 😢🍿🔥

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

I was dead 💀

Another thing to add to the JC notes is that Tom's character Paul is name of the man telling the story.

Bless your heart young lady, this has got to be the best reaction that I have seen to this all time great movie classic. Thank you.

Hey girl, sending you a hug all the way from germany. You've chosen one hell of a movie. One of my favorites. Still, the one favorite I rarely watch. Because this is some heavy. heavy stuff. And it hits close to home considering the fact that I work in a prison fortress here in germany. We have no death penalty, for that I'm grateful but as a warden, who is working with so many different inmates for almost 8 years now, you are also getting in touch with all their stories, their lives, regrets, hopes and dreams. It's not for everyone to work in a place like this but I'm happy. For I'm convinced that what I do here every day has some meaning and purpose.

How can anyone NOT subscribe after seeing this reaction! The moment it dawned on you that John was actually trying to heal the girls, that moment just clutched at my heartstings. The only thing I love more than your reaction to this movie is the movie itself. Will be a forever fan! Keep up the outstanding work, and thank you for sharing your heart with us!

Another great film from Frank Darabont is called The Mist (2006) Also Stephen King novella, keep tissues handy

I’ve watched a lot of people react to this movie and you’re definitely the fastest to cry lol as soon as you started I knew this was gonna be extra rough on you

Another Stephen King movie is "Misery" starring James Caan and Kathy Bates. Kathy Bates won the Oscar for her performance in this movie.

Probably the most genuine, heartfelt and insightful reaction to this movie I’ve ever seen. 👍🏻 Please kindly consider reacting to “The Last Samurai” (2003) starring Tom Cruise, Ken Watanabe.

No need to apologize. You're showing you have a good heart, and that is a beautiful thing.

Your empathy inspires me. We need so many more people like you in this world.

I've watched many reactions to this film and everybody turns into an emotional mess. I tear up every time. Yours was one of the best, and showed what a wonderful and caring person you must be the way you emotionally reacted to this movie. Keep up the nice work, and thank you for your reaction☺

Bravo LiteWeight!!! I've literally watched dozens of Green Mile reactions and you're the only person to call John Coffey-Jesus Christ (thought more people would mention the JC connection!) Felt your emotions throughout the reaction, thank you ✌🏻❤️

I think this is the BEST reaction to this movie! Subscribing. Thank you.

Your reactions are the most genuine I've seen on KZread. I cried a lot when I first watched the movie, and I still do every time. But seeing your reactions, I wept uncontrollably.

@swiftigoth

14 күн бұрын

same, it's almost therapeutic? Like relatable crying.

The actor at the beginning that was first to be executed was also the actor that played RAINS FALLS in RDR2

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

And I love that!! So cool to see him in this!

@_Shadoh_

15 күн бұрын

And a main role in the movie Dances With Wolves which I can only recommend and so much more. He even appeared in the TLOA show recently 😄

@Parallax-3D

3 күн бұрын

His name is Graham Greene.

This movie is phenomenal, on many levels. It evokes such raw emotions from the people who watch it and connect with it. You're right, there are many quotable, memorable lines. I never tire of seeing it, and seeing others react to it for the first time. Great reaction video.

@LiteWeightReacting

15 күн бұрын

Thank you!!! I agree with everything you said! Idk if I can watch it again though

@meanmax9663

15 күн бұрын

@LiteWeightReacting you'll find yourself wanting to watch it again, it might just be a little while. I think that the movie makes a good test for finding out what kind of person someone is. If someone can watch it and not become engrossed, and very moved emotionally, it speaks volumes about that person's ability to be empathetic, in my opinion.

The ending "if mr jiggles lives until how I long will I have left" meant that the mouse probably lived about 20x longer as he should. So if you multiply a humans lifespan like that it is gonna be way longer. Also beautiful reaction. Havent seen that film in a long time and cried for pretty much an hour straight. : (

Damn what an amazing heartfelt reaction. I've seen this film around a dozen times and about the same amount of various reactors reacting to it but never have I had a reactor break me as much as you did, I felt your sadness so much it just made me want to hug you. This is the 2nd reaction I've watched by you and all I can say is you've got one grateful subscriber and can't wait to look through your other reactions and see what else you bring out.

Frank Darabont, man! I am SO disappointed that this guy isn't directing movies anymore. I mean, his first 2 flicks are undebateable all-time classics, and then he made another great film in my opinion with The Mist, and The Majestic is oretty good too. WHY walk away after that streak?

You showed an amazing level of empathy for the characters while reacting to this film. Your reaction to the movie was a pleasure to watch.

I respond more readily to soundtrack and the dialog. When Coffey said he was tired of being alone, without a buddy to tell him where they'd be going and being "as lonely as a Sparrow in the rain", my heart sank inside me for John. Stephan King is amazing.

Great reaction like always, love this movie. The late Michael Clark Duncan said this was the hardest role he had to prepare for. For emotional scenes, Michael Clarke Duncan would recall his father leaving him as a child. There are some fun-facts about it. Fifteen mice were used in the movie. Each spent months being trained to do different tricks. Coffey's bed was built shorter in order to make Michael Clarke Duncan look like a giant He also stated that he was genuinely scared when he had that shotgun pointed at him. I missed reading the books when they first came out and kinda wish I would have read them before watching the movie. And congrats not many people realize at firsts that John Coffey is a Christ figure. He appeared out of nowhere, as if he had just “fallen out of the sky.” He had foreknowledge of future events. He can see the good or evil that is in men’s hearts. He can heal illness and afflictions and resurrect the dead (if it’s not too late). He is innocent, with a pure soul, yet he is made to suffer and die because of the sins and wickedness of others. And even his initials are J.C., just like Jesus. (Recall the scene where John is watching his first-ever flicker show, and the light from the movie projector is illuminating his head from behind, just like a halo: The Christian symbolism is unmistakable) Keep up the good work. And btw you should react to Schindler's List it will break your soul and its another you must watch movie.

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Lots of awesome things you mentioned! Appreciate you sharing! 😊

@CompaqP920

15 күн бұрын

Oh no. Schindler's list not done yet? The red coat child... I feel like we sacrifice her on the altor of youtube for subscribers.

Wow! As an African American fan of several of your channels, I didn't think I'd see your reaction to this for a while. That said, thank you. You're understanding and compassion for this story is very warm. 😊

@innercircle341

16 күн бұрын

What does your identity have to do with it? Bizarre comment.

@jessc3007

16 күн бұрын

@@innercircle341 As a fan of moon-pies, your comment in response to his comment in response to this reaction to this movie was very meaningful to me.

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed this!

@briez9648

14 күн бұрын

​@@innercircle341I don't think you realize how many non black people lack empathy for a black lead character or even a good character that is black and in pain. It's disheartening how many choose to not even watch black led movies period. That's why it matters.

@Quotenwagnerianer

13 күн бұрын

@@briez9648 That's some racist BS if I ever read any. I know not ONE single person who refuses to watch movies based on the skintone of any of its actors.

Gotta say, seeing your genuine reactions is great. I love that you're getting to experience this masterpiece of a film 😊

Percy's actor is just being himself here.

@Parallax-3D

3 күн бұрын

Yes. He married a 16 year old when he was 51.

Your reactions are so pure and genuine. You have a kind heart. Much love and appreciation ❤😊

He was a peaceful man. He had the ability to heal people. He could bring the dead back to life. He was unjustly executed. His initials were ....JC

@unity1016

15 күн бұрын

I don't think he could raise the dead. That would be why he couldn't "take it back" with the sisters.

@Arfy900

15 күн бұрын

@@unity1016 it was a time limit thing. As it was with the mouse. He DID bring it back from death. It’s still an accurate comparison

@KiduElbat

8 күн бұрын

The Layer blew me 💯🥶🥶🥶🥶

As a 'tough' grown man, I can say this film has me in absolute tears every single time I see it! Soon as we saw you tearing up just 5 minutes in, I knew this would hit you like a ton of proverbial bricks! - it just tugs SO hard on the heart strings, & that's before the supernatural element even kicks in. I think this movie, the cast - & Michael Clarke Duncan especially - deserve all the praise in the world: in my humble opinion this is nigh on the perfect movie. Shout out too to Doug Hutchison playing Percy: you can't hate & revile a character so much if the actor isn't making your skin crawl with a great performance! Great reaction to a great film! 😊❤

Interestingly enough, in the book, "Mr Jingles" was first seen on the mile before Del got there IIRC. The guards called him "Steamboat Willie". Steamboat Willie was the first version of Mickey Mouse in the 1928 animated film "Steamboat Willie". Later, Del changed his name to "Mr. Jingles".

I've seen this dozens of times but it never fails to bring me to tears. Love your reaction, as painful as it clearly was for you. You have a good heart and a pure soul.

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Thank you Phil!

your reactions are so incredible..you made me laugh and cry. thanks ❤

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!

Well done, on getting through the emotions that well-up, during any thinking & feeling human beings viewing, of this film. Once again, you prove why you're one of my favorite new movie reactors. You seem to zero in on the sometimes subtle emotional and moral points of each film you view. That's my bread & butter for watching reactions. You nail it.

My dad read the books many years before the movie was made. My dad doesn't really cry, but I saw him coming out of my parents bed room really ugly crying blowing his nose and telling me and mom, This book is so sad, and we where like, why are you reading it then? "- it is so good" was his simple reply as he went back, this repeated itselfs a few times that day. at the end of 2022 I started talking about this movie, and he told me. No, lets not, it is still to soon for me. As others have stated, if you don't feel like an emotional wreck from this movie I am not sure you are a person at all! Ty for letting us all experience this movie like it was for the first time again and cry along with you.

This movie kills me every time I watch it. No use trying not to cry. Somehow, watching someone else get destroyed by this movie too makes me feel a little better, more normal, more validated for the emotions that always erupt out of me. Thank you for putting yourself through this one. Amazing writing, acting, story, and characters. So deep. Congrats on 20k - you'll be at 100k in no time! Love watching your reactions, hun. Peace and tons of tissues to you! xo

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Thank you!! I appreciate your support!! Let me know if you have any other recommendations!

An average mouse lives up to 2 years, and Mr.Jiggles has survived over 5 decades that was the reference Paul meant a mouse exceeding over 25 times it's expected lifespan when you convert that theory to say 60 years average for a man, then Paul could possibly live up to 1,500 years before he nears his own for longing Greenmile.

@swiftigoth

14 күн бұрын

I never even thought of the math of it all - oof... thanks for this comment!

Definitely the best reaction I've seen yet. You picked up on things no one else did. Thank you darlin

You can tell a lot about a person from watching a movie with them. You're f***ing amazing!

So glad you watched this so soon after Shawshank. Good job you had the tissues at the ready too! This is the film that introduced me to Thomas Newman's music and I've been a fan ever since. Keep up the great content. Looking forward to your next reaction. All the best from Liverpool, UK.

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Hello from NY! Glad you enjoyed this!!

Love your reactions and really enjoying the channel keep up the good work Liteweight 😊😊😊

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Hey Omari! Hope you enjoy the video!!

So loved you're reaction, emotion was raw, priceless

The entire point of a whole lot of King's horror is that a literal HORROR MONSTER ITSELF is no more evil than anything humanity has to offer, and in some cases even LESS so.

"You tell God the Father it was a kindness you done." Best line in the movie.

@eddiewinehosen6665

16 күн бұрын

Not really. He won't say anything to god since god isn't real!

@cjpreach

16 күн бұрын

@@eddiewinehosen6665 So you're saying that line wasn't in the movie? Okeydoke

@MegaForrestgump

16 күн бұрын

I submit the line "I dreamed of you" is the best.

@cjpreach

16 күн бұрын

@@MegaForrestgump That one is pretty great

@LiteWeightReacting

15 күн бұрын

So good!!!

'Ok this is a record, earliest tears. Make Note."...'Up" from 2009 strolls in from the next room..."Hold My Beer"

@Ender7j

16 күн бұрын

You aren’t kidding

@LiteWeightReacting

15 күн бұрын

Oh no, I think I need a happy comedy movie next hahaha

@robertbunting3117

15 күн бұрын

@@LiteWeightReacting it does turn into a happy comedy...but I get it. 🙂

I've watched this movie many times, watching everyones reaction! I cryed every time! Your reaction hit me the hardest! Love you!

43:22 “I’m not ok.” Don’t worry sweetie, you’re in good company. None of us were ok either. 48:13 JC saying “I’m sorry for what I am” is a very poignant line because if you go back everyone else said “I’m sorry for what I did.” A beautiful and deliberate choice by the writers of this astonishingly moving film.

Oh no....saw the title and knew this poor young lady was going to be crushed, She was despondent over Brooks in Shawshank...she's going to be a mess after this. Shawshank is the far superior film, but Green Mile is *FAR* sadder and more cynical. Shawshank lifts you up, Green Mile crushes you.

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

You nailed it! I was CRUSHED!

Oh no.... You didn't do this to yourself, did you?.... 😔🙈 Let me give you a hug! 🤗🫶

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

I did! It was worth it!

One of the purest and best reactions ive seen for this movie. It is impossible to not cry watching this movie, but when you already cried in the beginning when he mentioned that he dont likes the dark, i knew you gonna be devistated at the end when he mention it again. That was really clever of them, cuz in the beginning it is even funny a little bit that such a big guy is afraid of the dark and at the end you gonna cry your eyes out for that.

In the book, Del knew a girl that had spurned his romantic advances so he tried to scare her by setting fire to her apartment house. 13 people died in the blaze. He was guilty of doing something stupid rather than evil. He was an OK guy for the most part. Wet sponge or no, this is not a humane way to execute a person by any stretch of the imagination. Del did not deserve that.

@DaleKingProfile

16 күн бұрын

Not quite right. He raped and killed a young girl then to cover it up he tried to burn the body which caught an apartment building on fire killing 6 others including 2 children. Bitterbuck killed a man in a bar fight over a pair of boots

@USCFlash

16 күн бұрын

I remember it differently....Didn't he rape and murder a young girl before starting a fire, (to cover up the crime) which accidentally caused the deaths of six more people (including 2 kids). I read it 25+ years ago, so I may be wrong....

@DaleKingProfile

16 күн бұрын

​@@USCFlashI thought I posted that last night myself but the comment seems to have disappeared. You are correct and I just reread it last year. And for completeness Bitterbuck killed a man in a bar fight over a pair of boots

@LiteWeightReacting

16 күн бұрын

Thanks for adding the book knowledge!

@USCFlash

15 күн бұрын

@@DaleKingProfile Yes that is what i recalled too.

As great as this movie was, and still is, I most admire your reaction, and by the way, your beauty distracted me at times during your reaction, you are truly one awesome movie reactor. Hello from Brisbane, Australia

Magnificent reaction. Another of the reactions where you simply let your most human part flow. Even though it was a difficult reaction, it was very pleasant to be able to watch you. It was a reaction that shows how much it is worth subscribing to your channel.

Oh my gosh!! I just stumbled across this reaction and I must say it is one of the most honest, heartfelt reactions I have seen. Bless you.

“Piss on me?” Probably my favorite line/part. As heartbreaking as this movie is, they did sprinkle in the comedy perfectly and I think Stephen King knew people needed that break in this story. Out of the reactors who have watched this movie, I probably experienced ALL the emotions I normally would watching this movie by just watching you. I cried when I watched you realize he didn’t do what he was accused of. It was just very genuine. While I understand you not wanting to watch this again, I will say I think after some time you might change your mind. This is such a great movie and I shared the same opinion when I saw it as a child. However, after some time I would think about a funny part or something that made me laugh and I would have to watch the movie again. Amazing reaction though, thank you for sharing.

Only one tv creates family time together. No one alone with their cell phones. I am so glad I was born in the 50's. Great time to be alive.

In the book(s) he keeps Mister Jingles off in the empty shed because there's an orderly working his facility that's basically EXACTLY another Percy, and he knows the guy is slowly working himself up to finally try to kill him-- he doesn't want the guy to hurt the mouse, so he keeps it far away.

This woman is very smart and real. This is one of the hardest movies to react to

I watched a couple of reaction of this girl, like "the shawshank redemption" and this one. She seems so sweet and empathic, God bless her soul. I hope she get the best in this life, she lives 120 years, and then she get the best on the afterlife too. She's so precious.

"On the day of my judgment, when I stand before God, and He asks me why did I kill one of his true miracles, what am I gonna say? That it was my job?" This line will stick with me for as long as I live. I'm not even religious.