The Green Mile Analysis

A movie nominated for four Oscars and many other numerous awards in 2000, staring a mouse, Tom Hanks, and David Morse; The Green Mile a very interesting slow paced movie deals with the injustices of racial profiling and the criminal injustice of the murder and rape of two young girls. It also deals with a man with supernatural powers to help clean the world of hatred by people during the time of major racism and that man was John Coffey he showed that he was a good man. Frank Darabont the director for The Green Mile) did a great job on showing the good and bad in people and how the simplest things can make you happy even if you are on the mile.
John Coffey was a well respectable man who was wrongly accused, his was accused based on his skin color, being the first one to find the young girls dead after Wild Bill killed them, even though he tried to bring them back to life. John was a kind and caring person he tried to help many people first by trying to save the girls lives, then fixing Pauls’ problem when he uses the restroom, saving the mouse after Percy stomps on it, and then saving the wardens wife from death. John was a good man and it is extremely sad that he had to be put to death for something he did not do.

With this movie it shows a lot of the good and the ugly in people. It shows that most people can change because of the …show more content…
It always kept me paying attention and made me not want to leave to use the bathroom or get food. It was written Stephen king, a great American writer that a lot of his movies ended up being a movie. The only problem with the movie was I did not like how long it was because it was kind of hard finishing it without stopping it. I also wished that Wild bill had a worse punishment like a slow death or something because that was really wrong to what he did to the young girls and he made John die for no