Hi all, Now I would like to story about an extraordinary film related with a true story of NFL Player in the US.
“The Blind Side” depicts the story of Michael Oher (Big Mike), a homeless African-American youngster from a broken home, taken in by the Touhys, a well-to-do white family who help him fulfill his potential. At the same time, Oher’s presence in the Touhys lives leads them to some insightful self-discoveries of their own. Living in his new environment, the teen faces a completely different set of challenges to overcome. As a football player and student, Oher works hard and, with the help of his coaches and adopted family, becomes an All American offensive left tackle.
Oher is a homeless and traumatized boy who become an All American football player and first round NFL. Living on the edge of gang bang boys area, Oher used to be lives close with drugs, alcohol, girls, violent but these are not influence him at much to be a protection of his family. He has 98% senses of protective instincts but at the same time he also has poor percentage of every lessons given by his school.
One day, when the teachers are in discussion about Oher, all of them are persistence about Oher, except one, when she read about what Oher write “ I look and I see white everywhere, white walls, white floors and a lot of white peoples. Teachers do not know if I do not understand whatever they teach. I do not want to listen to anyone especially the teachers. They giving a homework so I can do it by myself. I had never done a homework for all my life time. I went to the bathroom, looking to the mirror and say This is not Michael Oher.” Another is, Michael finally gets his driver's license, and SJ (Shawn Junior, as his brother) wants to pick out a new video game. SJ asks Michael to take him to the store, and Leigh Anne surprises Michael with a brand new Ford F-150, and not long after getting the truck, Michael crashes into an oncoming vehicle and "stops" the air bag from hitting SJ in the face.
A movie based on real events should be allowed some creative license. It's no high crime, for example, that the filmmakers skip over the fact that Oher became eligible to play college ball by padding his GPA with correspondence-course credits. The cheap grabs for emotional resonance in The Blind Side's screenplay gall far more than the film's elision of minor details. In real life, Oher pushed a trash-talking defensive lineman so far off the field of play that he was penalized for "excessive blocking." In the movie, the bile-spewing opponent comes with a racist, heckling dad, the better to give Leigh Anne (Sandra Bullock) an opportunity for righteous indignation.
This film is not a cost high-expensive film but it’s create a high impact of person life changing and mindset from instinct of protective to be a full left back NFL football player who protects his team as he protects his family. Somehow a low cost of film making is not always be a poor movie, this is an example
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