The Green Mile- Ending

[skotGFX]

Only seen this film a few days ago and wow one of the best films I have ever seem great just simply great

[MrHEC381991]

...there are people like John Coffey.

[Annuska1995]

What's the name of the song from 5:45 to 6:35?

[nixart7]

Just Exquisite......Everyrthing movies were made for....and the old guy has my total respect. "We each owe a death..there are no exceptions'. Beautifully acted... and Just magical script writing...Peace x

[BiloLCFC]

Average life expectancy of a pet mouse is between 3-5 years, so Mr Jingles would have lived 64 years or 12 to 20 times the average life expectancy. Based on that, Paul has between 940 and 1400 years to live......

[MeeuwtjeMovies]

Yea wel adds up to hmm about 900 years to go LOL

[obvious007]

i watched that movie 100 times...it's still the best movie ever

[Annuska1995]

what's the name of the song at the end?

[hamsterfreak666]

This is the the sadest but also one of the best movies i've ever seen. At this Movie i cried i think about an half hour after the ending. :,((

[discohome17]

i cried at this part :((((((((((((((((((

[Capell00007]

amazing movie *sniffles*

[1sababoy]

Thank you Stephen King for such an amazing story. :-)

[y0urs03pic]

Thumbs up for Mr Jingles!!!

[Chardydude]

beautiful! this film pulled all of my heart strings...and I rarely cry at films!

[GiGixx621625]

The most beautiful ending I have ever seen. I cried

[ballsthatclank]

If a mouse can live that long...a human can several hundred years.

Mice live one or two years.

How sad.

[XxShadowOfAgesxX]

Man, I was 14 when I watched this.

Brings me to tears every time.

Just the loss of such innocence.

[skrat5]

Elaine was played by Actress Eve Brent; she was also known as "Jane" in some of the Tarzan movies. I just read that she died of natural causes. R.I.P. Eve. Rock On!

[mayalani123]

beautiful plot best ending ever, i cry whenever i watch this :,(

[Shvogi]

If you cry at this film, only then you know you're a human and you know that you appreciate life and you are aware of death.... I admit I cried!!!!! and I crying every time....

[mrgenius4]

5 people deserve to be executed on the electric chair with a dry sponge

[92af]

The Green Mile is much better than The Godfather is

[Alaylla]

@92af Sorry, but it doesnt make any sense to compare two different movies.. Godfather is about mafia, life inside of mafia.. The green mile is about misunderstanding, about two people who are so close to each other, but there is no way to help them..

[Tarwater03]

Paul explains that the he's punished for killing John Coffey. That he knew it was a crime against God, for John was God's miracle. Even though John asked him to do it, for John's life was one of torment too. Living so long himself, not remembering even who he is -- how he even got those slavery scars. Sort of King's fictional assessment of how God's gifts carry a burden, and how mankind destroys those gifts to us. Just like Paul did.

[jk94111]

great ending. but just maybe empahasising the-"if he could make a mouse live so long, how muhc longer do i have to live" thought wasnt that significant as it doesnt relate to any of us in society. Just maybe it shouldnt have been given the place it had in the dialogue

[Selana]

this is a beautiful movie

[xNicoleSx]

so touching, made me cry so much.

[buzzclick500]

"Life goes on, long after the thrill of livin' is gone...we rock on." --John Cougar Mellencamp

[TurkeyDance1]

Dabbs Greer should have gotten a nomination, at least for this part. The man was brilliant. And never once received any award for his talented work.

[Tikirocker]

Mr.Jingles :D

[smnt990]

the 5 people who disliked this are heartless

[buzzclick500]

@smnt990 : They just got mad at themselves for crying, that's all.

[melapelas1904]

Sometimes the biggest punishment is very long life. I feel sorry for this poor old man and the mouse.

[keef71]

@melapelas1904 that's the whole point - not that he has lived so long, but that he knows he will outlive anyone he cares about, his wife ,his son, grandchildren perhaps, friends etc. etc and anyone he has ever known

[ScottfromTexas]

Another sickening Magic Negro film. Look up "George Stinney" - reality is nothing like the puke they put on your screen to "program" you.

[MilitiaHQ]

@ScottfromTexas Shut up idiot and just enjoy the movie.

[nixart7]

This is what film was invented for ...just perfect writing ....acting...and music. Just incredible. Makes you believe again... that there is always more than we can immediately see.Possiblity

[WatchMyAwesomeVideos]

one of the few movies that guys cry at along with Saving Private Ryan

[leave13]

i find the best of this movie is the ending.

[Chilldozer]

4 People (maybe later more) don't know what is love... who don't has feeled sad or have cried in this film have no heart...

[guinness13]

This movie was emotional, heartfelt and in many ways heart warming, until the very end. That ending almost turns it into a horror movie. One line, and one shot of a very old sleeping mouse. A mouse that was alive in the 30s, and who normally would have had a lifespan of 2 maybe 3 years max. Poor Paul. The thought of living, proportionally, that long...terrifying.

[franknasch]

@guinness13 brrr... now you said it.... but coming from Stephen King, what else could we expect?

[ballsthatclank]

Goodness, this makes me cry like a baby.

[bloodr0cuted]

CHILLS.

[Gim6759]

yeah i cried too im also a guy and i like girls ... this movie is powerful stuff

[Palmpow88]

at 2:41 the mouse failed to grab the cheese lol?

[Chilldozer]

@Palmpow88 no the mouse is happy and clap with it hands... it is naturally normal

[Kotlettbengt]

Am I the only one to think it was unfair that Paul got punished for John's death? I mean, what could he have done differently? John even wanted to die so he really did him a favour!

[thedude1325]

This and 'The Shawshank Redemption' ending ALWAYS makes me cry!

[lottspott]

Did mr. Jingles die in the end?

[EnigmaDrath]

@lottspott

Well, in the book Mr Jingles does indeed die after Eliane sees/meets him, so I always assumed the last shot of Mr Jingles in the movie was of him peacefully passing away. He's still breathing when the film fades to black, but he doesn't look so good. Either way, it's such a sad ending.

[lottspott]

@EnigmaDrath Okey, thanks

[Jacko643]

I cried watching this movie.

[XeonGame15]

i am 111 years old Elaine , i was 44 when john coffee walk the green mile , you must not blame john , he couldnt happen what happen its just force of nature , oh i live to see amazing thing another century comes past i have to se my friend loves one die all true the years hall melanda brutus my wife my boy and you Elaine you will die to and my curse i wont be i will see it its my punishment for killing a miracle of god this is what i call Sad story ;( RIP

[XeonGame15]

i think mr. jingless happen by and accident. ;D

[McAppleWar]

I did some math, a normal mouse lives about 1 year, and John made the mouse live for about 61 years, a normal man lives about 80 years, so 80 - 44 =36, wich means 36x60 am i right?

all in one i figured out that Paul will live about 2160 years?!? (either i did it wrong or WTF?

[battleax86]

@McAppleWar Average lifespan of a mouse is about 4 years. Average lifespan of a man is 78 years, so it would be (34x15)+44, which would make Paul Edgecomb 554 years old when he died in 2443...

[chaosknight27]

@battleax86 the mouse didnt die at the end

[battleax86]

@chaosknight27 Yeah, I know, I was just helping McAppleWar with his math...obviously, we don't know how much longer the mouse lived beyond that...even if he was still breathing, he looked in pretty bad shape at the end...

[McAppleWar]

@battleax86 im not sure what type of mouse that was, but i gues 4 years is right

and a avarage lifespan in Norway is 80, so i was wrong.....very wrong

[TheOneKidShow]

I watched this movie a few minutes ago on TV... it was so awesome! :) I cried a bit when John Coffey died :') NIce movie

[m15a1nv]

this is one of the bests movies i have ever seen!!! whats the nameof the song right around 5:40 ?

[305991523]

Beautiful music / score by Thomas Newman.

[ToniMontana4000]

the bad thing of is than you will see die you familly,friends,lovers die, till you will be alone

[jplaura02]

A true movie masterpiece. 

[bathbeads10]

mr jingles looks like he's gained a few ounces

[F13JasonVoorhees]

This is my # 1 FAVORITE movie of ALL TIME. For many reasons. I bet you can guess some of them.

[jeroenelf]

awesome movie ! i cried to ! :`(

[GamrDan]

Very powerful movie, one of the few that I actually cried at

[NickGPWin1989]

Too many Wild Billy's out there :(

[eddiesuth]

Can't control my tears!

[Wolfhoundersful]

The legendary movie!!

[wrestlingforme1]

I cant believe this..I HATE WILD BILL HE KILLED THEM!Jon didnt do anything!

[Suthek]

The video stops at 0:38, when I try to watch it.

[MrEpile]

@Suthek me too, but just reclick at around 0:40 and you can continue watching

[ebbs56]

@Suthek try moving to 0:39 & it 'll work just fine..

[Victorian9322]

Yeah, I don't understand this. Can somebody explain this to me please?

[nightguy13]

this brought tears to my eyes

[laydkronik]

i cried wathching it.. :(

[sleeseback]

Tom Hanks is always in the best movies. Just about all his movies are emotional.

[lovelylizzie333]

Beautiful ending to a beautiful film.

[vinnyhoags]

The movie is almost a holy experience. As sad as the ending is,parts of the movie has some levity, and definitely is a masterpiece.

[woo1693]

This movie was very sad, and if you read the novel, everyone dies due to their own reasons. Dean (My favorite character) was stabbed to death by a prisoner 4 years after), Harry dies due to cancer, Brutus "Brutal" dies after having a stroke, Percy (the fucker) dies too. Thats why Paul thinks that this is a punishment for letting Coffey die. However he says that we will all walk the Green Mile at some point in which in this case he says "but, oh God, sometimes the Green Mile seems so long"

[burnticeblues]

i cried

[xcristianx100]

i cried

[AMVslowking]

1999-1935=64 years divide by the average mouse's life span of 2=32 so mister jingles has lived 32 mouse lifetimes 32x78 the average human life span you get 2496

[monsterboy31]

It's 2001, not 1999. John was 44 in

[MewMew1985]

108 now -44 then is 64

[73optimusprime]

Powerful scene, powerful movie. I wouldn't want to be immortal, either. I could not watch my son die as an old man; just the thought of it is unbearable.

[aiiinsley]

i wonder if persy is still alive

[MrGordonification]

@aiiinsley no hes dead from old age didnt u see the end he even went to the funeral of that lady. when john showed him that wild bill killed and raped the 2 girls he gaved him his gift but that gift was a miracle but a curse too he's like a vampire living without death like mr. jingles. persy was only controled by john so he would shoot wild bill but he never gave him his gift . he died from old age like everyone else .....

[jazziean]

This makes me think about the people I lost....so beautiful...I was crying.

[Lakaior]

that quote at the end always gets me, as a guy I dont like crying, but its hard to hold back. So beautiful

[anttiantti92]

The only movie that has ever made me cry. So freaking sad :(

[sky001]

It is beautiful, yet shadowed by sadness.

[bathbeads10]

LOL thats funny when Mr Jingles comes running LOL

[iminyourbasement]

i cried!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[davidmatulak]

@iminyourbasement I cried too :)

[gieske12345]

its weird, how a movie can touch you soooo much , and so inspiring, one of the most beautiful movies i ever saw

[scottio23]

Boy, watchu lookin' at? Watchu lookin' at? You limp noodle. Ya wanna kiss my ass? Ya wanna suck my dick? ...

[charliekid5]

GOD DOMOT FRONK!

[socal323ful]

we gotta die sometime just make sure you make your mark positivly and make a difference just think and i know you heard this alot but "what would jesus do"

[TheUnforgivableOne]

the part of the movie that stuck in my head most (6:25)

[midziula]

When i read it, i cried. Just like when watching this scene. Eh, beatiful!

[PrinceLG1]

whats the name of the book, i would love to read it

[midziula]

I don't know, what is it in your country. Maybe 'Green mile' written by Stephen King ;]

[fr4ever]

Altough I dont like the end with John Coffey being dead. It's the best end they could made. Brilliant

[reinierbekiuslive]

cant believe the ending of this movie. i thought they would bring him far away from the prison :'-(

[TheZaheerAhmad]

"i think about all the people I've loved now long gone"

Mum I'll never stop missing you

[kukillmatic1113]

So sorry for your loss brother..Your mothers in a better place now.

It is what it is man.Lifes a bitch.

[monsterboy31]

Elaine was a friend, not his mother.

[Mewpals]

this is the best movie ever made - no exceptions. It always brings a tear to my eye.

[suyash6]

this is the most thoughtful and haunting ending of cinema that i have ever seen,

"we each owe a death, and there are no exceptions; but Oh God, sometimes, the Green Mile seems so long"

i practically have tears in my eyes as i post this...

[air13ek]

The old guy who plays Paul Edgecomb died in 28 April 2007. :{ but lived 100 years old

[battleax86]

@air13ek

Dabbs Greer was born in 1917, so he only lived to be 90...still a good amount of time...

[jonnesjane]

Excellent! Tom Hanks leads a wonderful cast in this great movie,Experience it yourself online only at BigOnlineMovies . c o m

[yoenypr]

Can a movie be more perfect?

Not a chance in the world

great movie!!!!!!!

[redrabbitjohnson]

The irony of the ending is that on the green mile death is used as punishment for wrong doing, while Tom Hanks' character receives an overabundance of life as punishment.

[knoxvilleguy2]

@redrabbitjohnson

Ever hear of the " Wandering Jew ", or the Centurion who pierced Jesus' side at the crucifixion ?

Paul Edgecomb is analogous to him. The allegories to the Gospel story are practically UNAVOIDABLE in this movie.

[kilibot]

if i want to keep a straight face, i think of this ending and it never fails

[wbinwv]

Fantastic writing. What a brilliant way to end the story. This is one of the great productions of our time.

[dee6572]

an acurate definition of death

[swimmer07]

Mr. Jingles doesn't die in the movie, but he does die in the book.

[Endl3ssorrow]

:) this movie made me cry so on 3 occasions, when the guy who trained the mouse was going to die he said you kno i wish i got to meet you guys a different way.. which made me so happy inside i dont know why, 2 when mr cofey sed he wanted to go now, and 3 wen he sed he wanted to be in the open, im afraid of the dark. :D this movies so good, and shawshank redemption too.

[XeonGame15]

i will never forget this movie

i always cry when i watch this

when Coffee dies and Mr. Jingles ;(((((((((((((

[TheDeadlysnipe09]

made me cry for ages...

poor mr jingles

[SarciB85]

aww bless ...Mr.Jingles got old haha

[G4nxxta]

On of the best movies of all time.

[Irishfighter1234]

i would hate to have out lived both my wife and child

[sutton513]

so you are dead? lol

[Sonic2332]

Are you talking about the main character? No he's not dead, he's just very very old. lol

[sutton513]

no lol im talking about Irishfighter1234. He said 'I would have hate to have out lived both my wife and child' as if to say that he has already died haha.

[enjam]

this movie is really good i only watched 30mins but it was really good it showed the person getting killed though

[AppsForMacs]

One of the best movies of all time.

[ScarletVampireLies]

I love this movie, it's so sad thought. :(

[MonsterJulian]

I gotta see this movie sometime, Im gonn watch it today along with Titanic. I'm in the mood for these 2 good movies!

:D

[QuantumNukaCola]

What was the name of that song on 5:46?

[piraton26]

charmaine guy lambardo

[MrRoyWesten]

We're watching this movie at school, on the execution of john half of the class started crying xD

[oliver9544]

ich fing an zu heulem

[megadude610]

100,000,000 stars out of five i sobbed so much and the basterd who told him to die twice ,WELL I WANNA RIP HIS FACE OFF , SHOVE IT DOWN THE TOILET, CRAP ON IT , STAB IT A COUPLE TIMES AND THEN fLUSH

[CVKent317]

Did the guy know he was innocent? If he didn't I could understand why he'd be totally livid and out for blood.

[RocManKing]

He didn't exactly "KNOW" but he knew that he was innocent deep down inside. Which is why he showed emotion.

[DreamsofCentaurs]

CVKent317 was talking about the guy that wanted him to die twice

[RocManKing]

What guy? The guy that was nasty? The one that killed the mouse?

[DreamsofCentaurs]

dont orget pour acid on it and run it through a meat grinder

[GunfireGangster]

Cool movie.

[StacyatLife]

The acting in this scene was absolutely EXCELLENT.

So moving and touching.

The man who played Tom Hanks as an old man deserved an award for this movie...not the drugged out, tattooed, hedonistic, sex freaks that we call "actors" today.

[elana66]

Amazing movie!!!!!

[Sorayn]

WORD! One of the best I've ever seen! Never Cried....but this one...My eyes were an ocean of tears!

[olivemike81]

Judghing by the mouse he'll probably be at least 500

[Beor88]

Tearjerker. Can't remember the last time a movie moved me that much...

[johncoffey15]

BEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME !

[skinnyhobo]

Beautiful ending... thanks for sharing..

[christy19802660123]

I love this movie

[marekerhardt]

This and Dolores Claibourne are the two best things King ever wrote. They are relevant, teaching tools and help the sales of Kleenex. I love these films!

[Seibertron101]

I love this movie

[Zesprox]

this was a great movie

[Henky1234]

I find the last sentences so Strong. All of us are walking our own green mile. Each one taking is own time.

[BigSmoke2222]

Poor mr jingles... What a rockin' mouse! :)

[PowaShammy]

Shawshank Redemption usally gets into the top 10 movies of all time, when they do these little countdowns on TV or in the tabloids. So by that you should see the fim must be quite good. Stand by me is also a good book to film crossover, just it's not to my taste, but thats personal choice.

[kattma]

5:05 Ride the lightning!

[PowaShammy]

Film adaptations of King's books are usally quite bad, this is one great one that moved from book to film so well. One of my fav books and the film is still good now. Tom Hanks plays his part so well and as for John Coffee...casting supreme :).....I spelt Coffee wrong, "Like the drink, just not spelt the same"

[vampireallie]

he said he's 108 and have watched everyone of his friends, family and loved ones pass away. i know i havent exactly watched the movie in a long time but whats keeping him from dying now? yeah john transferred his stuff into it him. so he's 108 years old but is he still kicking like a young person or something. his skin grows older over a longer period of time but on the inside he's healthy

[K3LL33MICH3LL3]

Nothing is keeping him alive now that Mr. Jingles is dead. I guesse he probably died shortly after that

[ipodspartan]

You got to read the book's ending to understand the ending a bit better.

[Agomongo1235]

is wild bill that cop?

[monsterboy31]

Wild Bill was the one who actually raped and killed those girls, then framed John Coffey for it.

[EventuallyWeMerge]

@monsterboy31 Yes, but Wild Bill didn't "frame" Coffey, Coffey was trying to revive the girls. Nobody really "framed" him, he was holding the girls, thus making himself look guilty in those racist times. A very sad story, showing how John's death on the green mile was inevitable due to the racism of the people who found him. NOT the cops on the Green Mile.

[monsterboy31]

@EventuallyWeMerge I know he wasn't framed. But he was BLAMED for it.

[EventuallyWeMerge]

@monsterboy31 Oh, very true. That was the inevitable part, that he was blamed, because he was black and holding the girls at the scene. I think one of the main points of this movie is a reflection of how fucked up our justice system is, although some cops still have sympathy, you cannot fuck with the system. It sucks. But that's why this movie is so epic.

[Agomongo1235]

who died