The Green Mile The shooting process of Green Mile Miracle
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Josianne 2022-04-24 07:01:01
8.1 points, I personally feel that the lower limit is still stronger than "The Gift of Room No. 7". Watching this film gave me the same feeling as Spielberg's "Artificial Intelligence". The director added a lot of imaginary and wishful thinking in order to move people. Human-like mice, black people with superpowers, do these things exist in reality? Have you seen it? Why be completely moved by untraceable daydreams? The reason why I think it is better than "Artificial Intelligence" is because this film is considered a fantasy film, and it is not too much. What is frozen for 10,000 years behind "Artificial Intelligence" is too unpredictable. Although the religious theme of the film is mysterious, it is still more meaningful than the emptiness and emptiness of "Artificial Intelligence".
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Arnold 2022-03-22 09:01:03
A few scenes that impressed me: 1. The film nakedly filmed the whole process of electrocution, showing the bloodless blood to the audience. At this time, it seemed that the shooting was cute, especially the death of DEL, he had already repented. But because of the villain’s revenge, he died in extreme pain. The scene was more terrifying than a horror movie, and the soul was shocked; 2. The perverted murderer and the death of the villain carefully designed by JOHN are really unexpected, super powers. You can still play like this; 3. The words that JOHN said to PAUL before his death are very emotional, making people feel as if bathed in a halo of great compassion; 4. John’s unremarkable appearance and pearl-like pure soul are strongly formed In contrast, it reminds me of similar characters in "Notre Dame de Paris" and "The Laughing Man". There is a kind of outline of literary brushwork...
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John Coffey: I'm smellin' me some cornbread.
Paul Edgecomb: It's from my mises. She wanted to thank you.
John Coffey: Thank me for what?
Paul Edgecomb: Well, you know...
[whispering]
Paul Edgecomb: For a helping me.
John Coffey: Helping you with what?
Paul Edgecomb: You know.
[Paul points to his groin]
John Coffey: [John smiles] Ohh. Was your misses pleased?
Paul Edgecomb: [Paul nods] Several times.
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John Coffey: People hurt the ones they love. That's how it is all around the world.