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A homeless black teenager, Michael Oher (Quinton Aaron) has drifted in and out of the school system for years. Then Leigh Anne Tuohy (Sandra Bullock) and her husband, Sean (Tim McGraw), take him in, transforming Michael's life and theirs. With help from his new-found family, tutors and coaches, he realizes his potential as a student and football player.
Movie theaters showing The Blind Side near London, ON:
Rainbow Cinemas London in London, ON
Wellington 8 Cinemas in London, ON
Cineplex Odeon Westmount & VIP Cinemas in London, ON
Cineplex Odeon Westmount 6 in London, ON
SilverCity London in London, ON
Galaxy Cinemas @ Elgin Mall in St. Thomas, ON
Gallery Cinemas in Woodstock, ON
Stratford Cinemas in Stratford, ON
| Sandra Bullock | Leigh Anne Tuohy |
| Tim McGraw | Sean Tuohy |
| Bryan Lillis | Michael Oher |
| Jae Head | S.J. |
| Dominick Monteleone | Collins |
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This was without exception a 5 star miracle. I choked up 7 times throughout the movie. This true life story shamed most of us, who have allowed their bias to prevent them from seeing what could be in a persons life.
Sandra Bullock never looked more beautiful. Her relentless pursuit for Michael's best is admirable and fantastic to watch unfold. She gave new meaning to the song "Ain't no mountain high enough."
S.J. Touhy proved that you do not have to be big to be a giant. He was funny and a force all by himself.
The Touhy family, and everyone that gets involved with Micheal's life quickly embraces and loves him.
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I can't believe that I am the first to review this awsome movie. This one caught me by surprize. I expected to see either a good story and/or good acting but the both were outstanding. The story of a football player that didn't even know he was born for the sport until he came out of his shell with the love and encouragement from Leigh (Bullock). Too many details to write on, but the two scenes where Michael(Lillis) drove one player over the fence (well deserved) and busting up the crack house in the hood showed Michael's contemplation of his oportunity afforded by the Tuohy family. I loved the humble nature Michael portraid, excellent job by Bryan Lillis. The NAACP got a bad rap in the movie for what it brought up as a valid concern that Leigh handled with innocent approach. The out come for the whole story was very heartwarming. I don't rate five stars lightly, however this one gets it. Cudos to John Lee Hancock.