Review Of The Blind Side (2009): Family Drama Movie

Review Of The Blind Side (2009): Family Drama Movie - In the era of the ' 90 's, names like Sandra Bullock, Julia Roberts and Meg Ryan is always connected to each other. In addition to the beautiful, the third woman was widely known as the Queen of romantic comedy films. Films that they tend to be light, does a typical romantic comedy film, but always successful on the market.

Entering the new millennium, the name of the Queen of romantic comedies began to sink. Julia Roberts sank in world drama films, which turned out to be unable to make his name as popular as when he starred in the romantic comedy film. The name Meg Ryan fell when he starred in, as well as the involved love location with co-star Russell Crowe in the movie Proof of Life, and had been unable to rise again thereafter.

However, with continued starring in films with a light romantic comedy genre, Sandra Bullock was able to continue to shine and make films that managed to dredge up success. Bullock, as Roberts and Ryan, as well as explore other genres in her acting abilities (she looks very convincing in dramatic 28 Days and Crash, it's a bit confusing in The thriller Premonition), but nonetheless, a romantic comedy genre that most understood by him.

The Blind Side (2009)

In 2009, Bullock began the year with The Proposal that tremendous success at the box office. The success of it, unfortunately, followed by its release the movie All About Steve, that besides poor quality also abandoned its viewership in the box office. Lucky, Bullock still has the third bullet, and probably the best bullet she had during her career, sports-themed family drama film, The Blind Side.

The Blind Side is a film adapted from a book entitled The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game, which was written by Michael Lewis. The Film tells about the life journey of one of the National Football League players, Michael Oher (Aaron), who before he reached success, had a chance to live a life without a clear future before he finally meets with the family, without looking at the Tuohy difference between skin color and Oher, tending their Oher and even made him become one part of their family.


DRAMA QUEEN. The romantic comedy Queen seems to be more often removing his drama Queen side in the next film. In fact, if you want to compare with the similar-themed films have other prior releases, The Blind Side does not mean has advantages. However, John Lee Hancock, the Director, was lucky to have a cast sequence capable of really liven up the course of the film. And among the ranks of those cast, Sandra Bullock was able to shine and be the life of The Blind Side.

See the appearance of Bullock as Leigh Ann Tuohy in the film may be somewhat remind you on his role as the cynical mouthed blonde woman spicy, Jean Cabot, in the Crash. In contrast to his role in the film, of course, Leigh Anne is a character who can be loved by its viewership. Here lies the superiority of Bullock. He was able to give his side of the play well, but still emit an aura of comedy as he always show in comedy films he was starring romatis.

In addition to the cast, The Blind Side is also able to meet the expectations of the audience that expects each an inspirational family film and touches the heart. Here, of course the ability of John Lee Hancock is at stake. Hancock managed to make a sports-themed film that has actually been many released earlier, became a spectacle that can still make the most of its audience feel tied to the plot and each character, though, maybe some people will complain about the duration of the film is slightly longer than a regular light drama.

Overall, The Blind Side is a typical sports-themed family drama, but has a range of cast and a story that is able to bind any viewership. Not the best, but The Blind Side still is a spectacle that has quality above the average of other films that revolves around the same.