At first, I wondered why John looked like Jesus, with a suffering face, his eyes were full of tears and his lips were trembling at all times. Of course, I knew that he definitely didn't mean to say "I love this land deeply...", otherwise it would definitely be a dog. The blood was so bloody that I bit my tongue and spurted blood three feet high. The truth is revealed, it turns out that he has supernatural powers and can know some things in the world, including all kinds of grief and suffering, and everyone suffers as if it were imposed on him. I once thought that it would be great to know everything, to know what other people think, to know this and that behind everything, and to be able to strategize and manage with ease. Sure enough, everything has a price. Just like Paul, he can live a hundred years after gaining some divine power, but he also has to endure the pain of watching relatives and friends leave one after another. So when John sat in the electric chair, I was very calm. He was really relieved and no longer troubled by the suffering of the world. In heaven, you can always watch the twinkling constellation Cassiopeia, and there will always be wonderful movies to accompany. This is also the only two times John smiles in the movie. Moreover, the technique of killing two birds with one stone before his death really relieved his anger. The three prison guards finally put themselves into a mental hospital, and the former patient in that room also went to a place called hell. So I think John's Green Mile is calm. On the contrary, Dell's execution process was very cruel. The director abruptly made the scene where Dell was electrocuted but could not die until it was scorched and caught on fire. . I just hope I don't dream at night that I am also tormented like this.
In fact, there is not much to say about the movie. Tom Hanks is as sophisticated as ever, but he likes the big Brutal very much. It is estimated that this character is more pleasing, just, brave and emotional. He is gentle, sympathetic and caring for the death row prisoners who are about to be executed. Good man model. The little shrewd prison guard who is angry with God, objectively speaking, has a handsome face, and if he plays a positive role, it should be quite attractive.
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