Review: The Blind Side is considered to be the true sport movie based in the real story of black American teenager on his way to big football. However if you look deeper into the story and manage to feel emotional side of the film you probably understand that it is melodrama as much as a story about sport. Numerous awards that this outstanding movie managed to get already prove that it is not so simple as some people think. Big Mike is an athletic black teenager who despite his quite low score in all the subjects was spotted by school coach for the role of successful football player. However he has nothing to do after school and exhausting trainings and his own mother doesn’t care about his destiny and he doesn’t even have the place where he spend the night. Once, while he was hanging around in order to find bed for a night he met kind white woman who offered him to stay at her place. She already has two kids but she simply can’t let him go and wander the street again so she decides to rake care of is life. Strong white woman tries her best in assisting Mike’s efforts to become the football player and overcome all the difficulties that he experiences in white school being a bit slow. No one understands both of them but they still manage to cope with all that situation and make their way to happy life The cast of the movie is brilliant. Sandra Bullock who is in role of Michael’s new mother in this movie, does her best and her emotional acting really makes us share her feeling and understand why she is doing all that. Big Mike is played by Quinton Aaron, his skills as a drama actor are out of any competition so he fits perfectly in this screenplay. Together they make excellent combination and it is possible to see come chemistry between two of them. The Blind Side raises lots of problems that present in American society these days. Poverty, drugs and racial issues – that is what common black teenager faces in his life. Despite his talents and the fact that his mother is still alive – he has to seek for mercy and kindness from strangers. However why should he receive that assistance and so much loves from that white woman while thousands of over poor teens doesn’t even have the place to sleep and money for food? That is the only one aspect developed in The Blind Side, so if you can enjoy simple human feelings and like high quality melodramas – you should not miss this great movie.

• Actors
• • Quinton Aaron
  • Joe Chrest
  • Cesar Aguirre
  • Tim Brazeal
  • Stacey Turner
  • Haji Abdullah
  • Matthew Atkinson
  • Hunter Aldridge
  • Demetrius B. Banks
  • Amy Bernstein
  • Marvin Baldwin Jr.
  • Preston Brant
  • Kyle Carey
  • Edward Bryan
  • Nathan Cloud