Dead Man Walking Trailer

Dead Man Walking is a 1995 film based on the book of the same name, which tells the story of Sister Helen Prejean (played by Susan Sarandon), who establishes a special relationship with Matthew Poncelet, a prisoner on death row (played by Sean Penn).
All Sound Tracks
"The Face of Love"
Performed by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan with Eddie Vedder
Written by David Robbins, Tim Robbins & Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan courtesy of Real World Records Ltd.
Eddie Vedder courtesy of Epic Records * "In Your Mind" Performed & Written by Johnny Cash Produced by Ry Cooder Johnny Cash courtesy of American Recordings * "I Will Not Be Sad in This World" Armenian Traditional Arranged by David Robbins * "This Is The Day The Lord Has Made" Performed by Rev. Donald R. Smith and The Golden Voices Gospel Choir Of St. Francis De Sales Catholic Church Text written by Isaac Watts Arranged by Donald R. Smith and David Richard Campbell (as David Campbell) * "Dle Yaman" Armenian Traditional Arranged by David Robbins * "A Cool Wind Is Blowing" Armenian Traditional Arranged by David Robbins * "Sacred Love" Performed by The Dusing Singers Soloist Gale Limansky Written by Georgi Sviridov Arranged by Gil Robbins * "Isa Lei" Performed by Ry Cooder & Vishwamohan Bhatt (as Vishwa M. Bhatt) Written by A.W. Caten Courtesy of Water Lily Acoustic, Inc. & Jhankar Corp. * "The Long Road" Performed by Eddie Vedder with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Written by Eddie Vedder Eddie Vedder courtesy of Epic Records Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan courtesy of Real World Records Ltd. * "Shadow" (1993) Performed & Written by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Courtesy of Real World Records Ltd. * "Be Not Afraid" Performed by Susan Sarandon Written by Bob Dufford * "Dead Man Walkin'" Performed & Written by Bruce Springsteen Bruce Springsteen courtesy of Columbia Records

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[zammmerjammer]

@Slemoster It's not "harsh" it's barbaric and civilized societies no longer practice it. It's not about justice but revenge.

The only possible way to argue for the death penalty would be if you had a PERFECT legal system that never makes mistakes or isn't weighted to favour one group or class over another, and no one can even pretend to have that.

So, that's NOT in fact "all there is to it." Real life issues don't fit on a bumper sticker.

[PSFUS]

...forgive us our sins AS WE FORGIVE those who sin against us...

[racewalkking13]

SARANDON <3 I love you Susan!!!! :D

[zammmerjammer]

@JaffarAchmed108 They should have access in prison to education & job training so they can earn a decent living when they get out -- poverty and crime go hand in hand. They should also have access to counselling -- crime and abuse (physical, sexual, and drugs) also go hand in hand.

The only sorts of jobs inmates get inside are making license plates and telemarketing. I'd rather public money was spent on things that are proven to give them a way NOT to end up back in prison again upon release.

[JaffarAchmed108]

@zammmerjammer people who committed crimes shouldn't be sent to death row, but put to work. If they can't live in the society and do their part for improvement, then they should at least earn their living, even if isolated. I'm not a big fan of the fact that lots of states spend more money on inmates than students. I don't want to feed some murderer from my own pocket, only so that he can live. He should earn his own living even if in prison.

[apptotap]

looks like a good movie to watch. I might have to rent that on my Apple TV

[SambandhSewaSamiti]

like it

[ThePeacefulArtist]

I'm watching this in my History Class for this week!

[thejunkiecherry]

mhh... i know this don't fit these serious discussions, but did anyone else found Sean Penn incredibly hot in this movie? I mean besides that rape. Which is clearly unsexy, but you know what i mean, his gazes and movements in the conversations with Helen?

[MegaBlackElmo]

@Ramin898989 thank you so much, man. i really appreciate it :D

[shamshersinghthind]

@Ramin898989 You are right there. But this only happens after the execution is done, and not before. Anyway, this debate has been going on for centuries, and it is not possible to solve it on youtube comment section. I believe we need death penalty. However, what is more important is that the criminal justice system has to be fair and flawless. If the system is corrupt, then not only death penalty must be abolished, I would say all sorts of punishments should be abolished.

[Ramin898989]

@aliceanne2009 I have to agree with you Anne. It's hard to predict what you would do in such a situation, but if it was somebody close to me who had been killed, I would like to say that I would be brave enough to be able to hear out the killer, if indeed he had something to say at the end of it all in a bid to redeem himself.