Early Access #148 - The Green Mile
This week is a Patron Requested Review, and it comes to us from Chris Beardsell, and he has chosen the 27th ranked film off the IMDb Top 250 list to breakdown, Frank Darabont's 'The Green Mile'! We also talk about our Top 5 Tom Hanks films, as well as our usual assortment of segments!
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Comments (27)
Great breakdown guys, you could tell you two were having fun with it.
Cloud Atlas came out in 2012 which if Hendo was 15 then, he must be turning 24 this year LOL
Ok so he's not good at music, books or math haha
Brooks' dying was sadder
No doubt
The meeting with Sinese's character is like Hanks coming up against his shadow self. It shows how racism also isn't just relegated to the commoners and can actually be convincing, so much so someone like Hanks could be taken in by it
You know what Graham Greene's "best time" reminds me of = "Why couldn't I have that day, over and over and over and over"
Hahaha not really the same tone
Bojangles is Chopper
I heard Jingles
"That'll do pig" Makes me cry in Babe, but laugh like crazy in other films
Dough Hutchinson was well known from X-Files
David Morse is in heaps, 16 Blocks, The Negotiator, Dancer in the Dark, Down in the Valley
He got very defensive lol
Hendo's take on High Hopes lol
He's hopeless with music
"The Shawshank Redemption" is a nortoriously bad title, even without the add on
Nolan has 4 unrelated films in the top 50
Wow, that's impressive. Very impressive
James Patterson might be the number 1 author
Quick google puts him at number 2, behind Rowling.
Ten Little Indians was changed to And Then There Were None
Yeh figured it was changed
I've never seen Cider House
Oh you should, it RULES
More like Frank DaraDON’T, amirite?
Gold