On the day of my judgement, when i stand before God, and he asks me why did i kill one of his true miracles – what am i gonna say ? That is was my job ?
Paul Edgecomb (Tom Hanks) speaking with emotion to John Coffey (Michael Clarke Duncan) just prior to his execution in the electric chair. Writer Director Frank Darabont’s take on a Stephen King novel is long but compelling with powerful scenes.
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Rachel [ f.g.i. ] 7th February 2011
That sums up the whole movie right there. Love it.
Anonymous 8th February 2011
AWESOME
Trevor Smith 8th February 2011
Cheers people ! Yes, i believe this one scene gave Tom Hanks his Oscar nomination for that film.
gw 8th February 2011
He’s lost his way nowadays though…