war cat movies, share good movies every day. An angel who descended into the world, feeling the sufferings and sorrows filled with the world, finally left in disappointment. This is probably the meaning of "The Green Mile". What I bring to you today is a landmark fantasy movie, a classic movie released in 1999, a genius that burst into tears after watching it. Almost the same as "The Redemption of Shawshank", "The Green Mile" was also adapted from Stephen King's original novel. "The Redemption of Shawshank" was defeated by the equally outstanding "Forrest Gump" in 1994, and "The Green Mile" "In 1999, however, it stood out from the crowd. The beginning of the film
is unfolded from the perspective of a nursing home, describing a different experience story of a seemingly ordinary old man. The protagonist Paul is a witness and witness. In his youth, Paul used to serve as a prison in Lengshan Prison. He has a group of like-minded colleagues and friends. Heinous death row prisoners are held here, including the passionate murderous Asian man Pete and the manslaughter Italian American Dell. For these death row prisoners, the prison’s punishment method is electrocution. The prisoner sits in an electric chair and wears a headgear. The nervous silence is mixed with the violent breathing of the prisoner out of fear.
The prison guard read out the prisoner’s crimes on the spot, and then motioned to his colleagues to open the switch. Because the electrocution process is particularly painful, the prison guard usually chooses a dry sponge, puts it in a bucket to moisten it, and then puts it on the prisoner’s head. Electricity, on the other hand, will alleviate the suffering of prisoners. Before the electrocution was executed, the prison guard would choose to take the prisoner to shave the middle hair and put on the headgear during the execution. The victim's family sat aside and watched the prisoner be brought to justice coldly. Paul and his colleagues didn't think it was terrible, because the prisoners here were all surviving criminals. Whether they killed people intentionally or accidentally, they undoubtedly violated the law.
When a tall black man arrived, he had a rough appearance, but his eyes were as clear and transparent as a deer. Paul tried to communicate with him. The black man called himself John Carfield, the same as coffee. When Paul asked if Kafei would be honest and obedient, Kafei nodded heavily, and when Paul continued to ask Kafei what he needed to take care of, the only thing Kafei said was whether he could turn off the lights. He was very afraid of the dark. Paul agreed to this request. Although the disgusting little colleague Percy yelled that the murderer was coming, Kafei didn't seem to be angry, but like a kid who made a mistake, he walked into his cell obediently. In a curious mind, Paul flipped through Kafi's case file and learned that Kafi was imprisoned for the murder of two little girls of the farmer, which made the sympathy that Paul had just ignited disappear instantly without a trace. As
kept in contact with Kafi, Paul found that Kafi has the magical ability to bring back from the dead. He not only cured the cystitis that had troubled him for many years, but also successfully rescued the mouse that Percy kicked to death. The truth is like a layer of tulle is gradually being opened. It turns out that Kafei didn't kill the two little girls, on the contrary, he wanted to save them. However, it was too late, and the pained and restless Kafei cried. Kafe is able to feel the suffering in the world, and for this reason he has to endure dense needles in silence every day, but people who don't know mistakenly think that he is a freak, a violent demon. Paul wanted to reverse the case for Kafi, but was rejected by Kafi with tears in his eyes. He didn't want to feel the suffering anymore. He hoped to return to God.
During the electrocution of Kafi, the farmer and his wife who did not know the truth cursed Kafi angrily, while Paul and his colleagues watched the angel who came to the world in tears. In the end, Kafei left the world and returned to heaven with a lot of pain. There were so many things that disappointed him in the world.
