The Green Mile

The Green Mile primarily evokes profound sadness and empathy due to the unjust fate of John Coffey, a gentle giant with miraculous healing powers. Viewers experience deep melancholy and a sense of loss as they witness the moral dilemmas of the death row guards and the inevitable tragedy. Anger is directed at the cruel and unjust characters, while moments of awe and inspiration arise from Coffey's extraordinary abilities and selfless nature. The film also generates anxiety surrounding the executions and disturbing feelings about the harsh realities of the prison system.