BLIND SIDE 011

prejudice scene from The Blind Side

[@hmrhuang]

Love that restaurant scene. Goes to show you no matter how rich or poor someone is, being UGLY towards other people has no bounds....

[@lykn6929]

hmrhuang Most importantly thers beautiful souls out ther that will be just like sandys character. Thats wer we need to focus cuz energy goes wer attention flows. Or something lik that.

[@ambermedellin6832]

Whoever those ladies playing the friends turned rivals, they should hate racism in reality.

[@ChangedMama]

AMEN!!!

[@henrimatisse7481]

Oh yeah don't we all know what bein ugly is these days?

[@foolslayer9416]

You have the arrogant shitheads that go around waltzing acting all snooty and polite, then you have the mean street-rats going around bullying and intimidating people. What a world we live in.

[@Alex_Packer]

I love how she doesn’t ever raise her voice. She doesn’t just yell and scream at them. She just calmly tells them that she won’t take it. You can hear the disappointment in her voice 👌🏻👌🏻 great acting right there

[@jazzicaidamarie3341]

Angel Flyer the calmness is scarier then the yelling

[@IronAngel505]

She only yells at games. Lol. 🏈🤘

[@adriana9236]

Sandra is the best

[@ingriddubbel8468]

People never listen when you yell.

[@EricaMonster07]

It's also being Southern. There are some who would raise their voice, but in most scenarios, we do that quiet and firm tone that makes others hang their head in shame or look the other way. It's all how you project. And with certain Southern women, who picked it up from mothers and grandmothers, we don't play around with matters of the heart or what's right. Whenever I get mad about what I love or know what's good, I drop my voice and be sweet about it but also true. It's all how you carry yourself. And Sandra is Southern- so she knows how to drop and get the the point across while still being ladylike but also carry her own.

[@GoogleAccount-fo9hp]

"No....he's changing mine." And the "shame on you." So goooooood!

[@ambermedellin6832]

Google Account She made them so sad! She turned against those three ladies.

[@chykim1]

Loved it❤❤

[@ambermedellin6832]

@CD Smith Don't get me started on ignoring bullies. I still hate Sandra Bullock in this movie for her own reason called "making her character portrayed as a narcissist who ignored bullies".

[@unconventionalworknetworkm7652]

@@ambermedellin6832 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

[@DJGOGSTOWN]

REALLY, REALLY. She put them in there place.

[@specialk9424]

"Y'all know there's a colored boy in your Christmas card?" "No, we totally missed the 6'8", 300lbs kid standing right next to us, and saying 'Cheese'. Damn, Bobby, good eye. Can't get nothin' by you." Holy shit.

[@someidiot420]

i love how he implicates himself in thinking that the only conceivable way they would ever allow a black person to be in their family photo is if they straight up dont know that hes there somehow

[@alexandralynn186]

Good shit

[@puppetmaster6548]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭

[@yomamabinfartin7176]

He's not 6 ft 8 he's 6ft 6. 270 lb in high school

[@stepdbull2941]

I forgot how hilarious that scene was

[@brir5527]

When the little girls say “Hi Mike” 😍😍so cute

[@turquoiselomax8965]

And her asking him to push them higher 😊 absolutely precious!!!

[@devrobinson8607]

Kids and dogs, kids and dogs always know what's up ❤️👍🏾👏🏾

[@MrThomas564]

"Shame on you." best line I ever heard.

[@leavensanders6529]

How, When Its so Simplistic.

[@willietaylor5869]

Leaven Sanders that's y it's so awesome. Bc it's simple and cuts right to the core

[@ambermedellin6832]

And those 3 other ladies are losers.

[@anywaythewindblows8912]

Leaven Sanders she didn’t cuss or raise her voice she got strait to the point with how she felt with their behavior

[@The_Psycho_Red_Ranger]

The world needs more women like her

[@guardianangel7047]

Everyone seems to be commenting the restaurant scene but I also thought it was super nice of Collins to get up from the table with her friends and go sit with Mike so he won't be alone. Bravo Collins.

[@Bayougirl78]

That scene always gives me goosebumps. Like, that's the moment she really started thinking of him as family.

[@farahani8291]

@@Bayougirl78 and I think her mom help put a light in her. I mean she's okay with mike in their house, but she's not fully accepting it. Her mom asking her whether she's comfortable or not and values her opinion. I think that made it for her. Her mom doesnt prioritize any of them and value all opinions

[@dnahubs]

At the end of the video when Collins went and sat with Michael, I just thought when you raise your children right, then you never have to worry that they won't do the right thing. It's easy to raise a smart child with all the computer programs and information and classes available online, or even with tutoring. But it takes a whole lot more time, effort and care to raise a kind child. One who will show everyone (people of all races, religions, and cultures) the same amount of courtesy, respect, understanding, compassion, empathy, generosity, care and kindness that they would hope to receive themselves.

[@mrraretwinkie]

dnahubs I Absolutely agree with you.

[@supersaiyangoodmanii.2295]

Amen to that! 👏

[@anniemoses9478]

PREACH. this is exactly what I believe in, even if that child makes mistakes like everyone- in the end they always find their way.

[@blue5d09]

I think perhaps, kindness, etc, can be taught only by consistently setting an example.

[@ritamcintyre8203]

@Tiana Jordan I think some is in your nature but some can be taught. My mum and older sister gave me a dressing down a couple of times I said unkind things as a kid. It sticks with you and changes your perspective.

[@FantomLightning]

"You were at the funeral... Remember? You wore Chanel.... and that *awful* black hat..."

[@anywaythewindblows8912]

FantomLightning rich people leashing shaming

[@jkvelasquez84]

She deserved the Oscar...

[@ronaldomartins2]

yes and it came true

[@JohnBrown-fr3fu]

she's just a mediocrity

[@jkvelasquez84]

Well she is much more worthy than the KarTRASHians...just sayin'

[@dvg4868]

Girl from Precious deserved the Oscar

[@arthurortiz117]

DVG her name is gabourey sidibie and your right she definately deserved it more than sandra bullock

[@lakwatserongfranz]

When Lily Collins played "Collins" 😂😂😂

[@CarlaMcCarthyPomegranate96]

Franz Munoz I know i was thinking that too lol

[@abiseniyya]

"So, who are we gonna cast for Collin?" "Lily Collins?" "Call her agent this instant!"

[@albavela]

@@abiseniyya Eimhimho

[@OriginalPuro]

What about it?.. I don't know why, but kids are becoming worse and worse at typing sentences that make sense.

[@kerrianneedwards1484]

jesus Jesus

[@LoriWolfcat]

I love how Collins sat by Michael and completely acted like “What, dude?! You’re my brother! 🙄” It was so sweet!

[@kathleenwoodruff9826]

Sandra Bullock is an amazing actress, great job! :)

[@jimreed5622]

[@rainbow20112011]

I want to have a 3-some...me, you, and Sandra Bullock.

[@silentphantom7826]

+rainbow20112011 damn no shame

[@youmustcreateachanne]

Yup, welcome to the internet - where anonymity allows the seedy underbelly of society to flaunt itself in the open rather than creep around in dark alleys.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Kathleen Woodruff yes i love her.

[@memebrice93]

That comment makes me sick. White people can do nice things for black people without it being a white guilt thing. Some people were born into good families and taught good values such as you treat everyone with respect regardless of their color. You help people in need regardless of their color. My daddy always said you treat the janitor with the same respect you treat the CEO with. No matter what color they are. If they respect you, you respect them.

[@trinitylivingston1286]

Yeah, one of my uncles and some of my guy friends are black. They deserve the same respect.

[@trinitylivingston1286]

@@bellablow4287 same here.

[@davep1103]

@@trinitylivingston1286 YEAHHHHHHHH, YOU SHOULD'A STAYED QUITE ON THIS ONE.

[@aliciawest3178]

Thank you very much to all of you. It is appreciated and just know, we find beauty in all of you! I appreciate you.

[@aliciawest3178]

@@davep1103 or you can my dear.

[@CorCor89]

Shame on that woman for saying that about Mike in reference to Collins smh... racism is definitely not dead in modern times.

[@CorCor89]

vegeta30000 i'll pray for u :)

[@lyndza1989]

+vegeta30000 a movie based on real life you mother less waste

[@madamshay749]

Right, I mean I get what she was saying about him being a boy because that is a little scary to have a boy that's somewhat a stranger in the house with your teenaged daughter but when she added in the reference to him being a large black boy I really don't get what him being black had to do with anything at all! Shame on those type of people😒

[@--9120]

It's a movie, they literally could have made them say anything. Don't use films as evidence to back your points up

[@madamshay749]

It's a movie yes but these things are said everyday.....please stop trying to downplay what was said

[@turquoiselomax8965]

"Why are you looking at me like that?? We study together at home...." The reassurance in her voice to him, reminding him that he IS her brother. Omg the power this movie has is incredible!!!!

[@Spider_7_7]

"Y'all know there's a colored boy in your Christmas card?"

[@rainbow20112011]

WHAT....I WAS NOT IN THIS CHRISTMAS CARD...QUIT EXCUSING ME!!! (Turning into Tarzan)...

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

Tommy Stedham my nana used to say that 🤦‍♀️ "are you still going out with that colored boy?" 💔

[@andshareeouellette8563]

Tommy Stedham i was like "No he magic he appeared out of no where!"

[@miriameclipse8191]

Tommy Stedham 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@willietaylor5869]

Lmao

[@loralieashrose592]

I love Michael's little smile because Collins says "we study together at *home*" instead of "at *my* house" which is her fully accepting him xxx

[@jorgeherrera1074]

I understand the sentiment about having a random teenage boy under the same roof as your teenage daughter, but her putting race into it is where she's looking at it in the wrong way

[@dreamergirlbaby]

Senseless Nonsense I agree, her inserting his race was uncalled for

[@gustavoamorim5189]

I agree.

[@amm6569]

Yep - it was actually a valid point to make, if not for the unnescessary racist overtone she added too it. That's why she went back and ask Collins if she was comfortable. It shouldn't have had to do with race - any relatively unknown male in the same household with your teenage daughter should have raised the same question, black or not.

[@rayloc420]

Race does actually matter given the times. These people probably don't experience much racial diversity. They probably keep up with current affairs as well. So, their limited exposure may be the crime statistics. Proportionally, they are extremely high. At this time, its in the past, they weren't necessarily being racist, they may have been statistical. People like the mom and Michael helped bridge the gap

[@lolosmith8446]

@@rayloc420 statistics are rooted in racism. So yes they were being racist and using statistics to bolster their beliefs.

[@mattnichols4592]

"Listen I've had about five cold ones" "Of course you have" hahah

[@anywaythewindblows8912]

Matt Nichols we all have that family member who drinks before they speak

[@liz-cf2rv]

" is this a white guilt thing" LOL

[@kendalmoraes2551]

aliza right? Like what the hell is that supposed to mean?

[@ambermedellin6832]

I hate those 4 ladies.

[@alightthatnevergoesout]

Amber Medellin 3.

[@mcmactheaveragesunbro8741]

Kendal Moraes white guilt is supposed to mean something like this."oh yes black and I'm white so I should apologize for thenpsdt of slavery and any current racism"

[@alightthatnevergoesout]

BlackBeard Airsoft White guilt is knowing you systematically benefit from institutionalized racism and doing something about it.

[@ericakang]

Collins action said everything that needed to be said. Like mother like daughter. Such goodness and kindness is so powerful and touching.

[@houchi69]

"I can find an overpriced salad a lot closer to home." Mmmhmmm...that's right!

[@paigemiller9133]

Haha. Now that shit was funny

[@AnannyaTripathy]

She was such a boss in this movie.

[@HeyMyLifeIsLibby]

Wendy Williams always said: “there is nothing like some white shade.”😂😂😂

[@tonylopez-russell2631]

Hahaha, ikr. I'd rather just buy my own salad supplies and make it at him home!

[@paigemiller9133]

Lmfaooooooooooooo

[@Kay-RT2020]

“Make matters worse you were at the funeral, remember?” “You wore Chanel and that..awful black hat.” 😂😂😂😂

[@ambermedellin6832]

That was cold of LeAnn to one of the same "friend" that was mean in a very bad way to her. Elaine is toast and hurt.

[@astoldbyaja3010]

If she had just said " he's a boy, a large boy" I would have understood where she was coming from but yes Sandra shut her down!

[@ezequielaimar7983]

Aja Wilson So its ok to be sexist but not racist?

[@oscarfun100]

It would've been also awful. And sexist. Just because he's a teen boy, that means he's gonna sexually insult and/or rape a girl? Geez...

[@hmrhuang]

Yeah, that's what we call stereotyping and chauvinism, smh....

[@astoldbyaja3010]

I try to see it from a mom stand point, I know my mom would never feel comfortable leaving me alone with a guy or something and I didn't understand her reasoning at as young girl, but growing up now I understand, not saying every guy will do something to a girl if she's alone with them. Take it as you will, it has nothing to do with being sexist. I may not have kids, but if I did have a daughter, I would not just be cool with leaving her alone with a male. But i'm sure im somehow wrong so it is what it is.

[@hmrhuang]

If you grew up with common sense about judging people's character, etc., then your Mom shouldn't have to worry about leaving you alone with other guys. If your Mom trusts you to make informed decisions about your (love) life, then she should trust your judgement when it comes to you meeting and dating guys. I understand most parents want the best for their kids, but that doesn't mean they're always right or that they always know what's best for you...

[@erikteneyuque1739]

Omg mike is so adorkable and the sister is so beautiful

[@marlenaroyster9827]

+Erik Teneyuque yeah that's Phil Collins daughter and she is really pretty.

[@erikteneyuque1739]

Is it wow beautiful

[@fatihandyildiz]

+Erik Teneyuque she has nudes on internet xD

[@erikteneyuque1739]

Ummm good for her idc if I wanna see nudes I'll look at my wife

[@aishanicole3447]

Check the real life one. She's even more beautiful. They fell short with the actriz.

[@NiVi192]

That cut from those lost white middle-aged witches to the next scene in which the little girls on the swings ask Michael to push him - two white, blond cute girls,who couldn't care less about his skin tone... 🙊💛 ... And that's followed by white teenage girls (like a cut to "twelve years later"), who are in some sort of a transition period. The scene instantly reminds me that children are never born racist. That is a concept we teach them over the years!

[@deverry66]

That scene with the 2 girls on the swings makes me think what a great father Michel will be.....

[@sueryan8320]

I met this guy, who is traveling here in Mexico, and he told me his family was part of the KKK in Georgia and he moved away to raise his children in Seattle so they would not grow up with that thinking. I was really impressed. I thought it was awesome. Just goes to show people can know better deep down.

[@MsJubjubbird]

Racism is not something you are born with. It is taught. Protecting your tribe is something instinctive. But in this day and age we are part of the same bigger tribe

[@harryflanders6208]

Love is all that matters not skin tone

[@harryflanders6208]

I love the fact she left

[@serenagoldstein935]

Leigh Anne taught everyone a life lesson here when she said “I don’t need y’all to approve my choices but I do ask that y’all respect them”

[@TheOptimusprime246]

Mike and those kids on the swing scene so cute

[@randycrager4074]

THE BEST MOVIE I HAVE EVER SEEN. IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL MOVIE. EVERYONE DID SO WELL IN IT. I'VE SEEN IT A HUNDRED TIMES AND HAVE NEVER TIRED OF IT!

[@manchesterisred318]

Randy Crager the sad part is it’s based on a true story. The one bit in the film that gets me is when he’s in his new room and he says “I’ve never had one before” and Sandra “what a room to yourself” and mike says “no a bed”. How tragic that something we all take for granted is the one thing a person longs for

[@randycrager4074]

@@manchesterisred318 It still brings tears to my eyes!

[@titaniumonkey]

i love watching a little white woman stand up for a big black man........yes racism is still alive but there are a lot of good people out there.

[@calinasantos5290]

titaniumonkey Why?

[@camilleoreilly7063]

This is also a movie

[@gabrielacastillo9640]

She a strong woman👌💯

[@anikennedy1986]

@@camilleoreilly7063 and a true story. Look it up

[@michelleelmore5533]

Just wish more of them spoke out more ..

[@larissalight9924]

The beautiful thing is this family actually exists. Good to know people like this are real ❤❤❤❤

[@forestgump2211]

I love Collins-- what a kind, sweet, smart girl! I LOVED how she joins Michael at his library table! 👌💕👏👏

[@drcharlesbombay]

Nah, he’s changing mine... and my bank account too!!! 😂🤣

[@tredaviousbowser7931]

They are already rich lol

[@FantasmaJestera]

shame on you powerful when she said it

[@ambermedellin6832]

If Sandra Bullock deserved to be bullied/made fun of, then those ladies deserved to be betrayed and guiltridden. Traitors.

[@DJoy221]

Sad reality is that there are a ton of gross, ignorant people like that out there. I forget about this movie sometimes and then I watch it again and then I cry all over again lol

[@tonylopez-russell2631]

I know this comment is a couple years old, but I totally agree! It's nice to see rich folks be humble and kind to their fellow human being♥️

[@rosieazatyan5923]

D Lo so sad but also so true. One great thing about Trump being elected as president is that we get to see racism at its worst and that as humans we have not evolved from the civil war.

[@litledevel15]

It goes both ways unfortunately

[@Tyler_Mills26]

I love the little smile that Michael gives Collins like he looks so happy that she's sitting with him even if he only shows it for a second and I think that's her way of showing that she accepts him as family xxx

[@tylersego2218]

That hit me when she said " a large black boy is living under the same house as ur daughter" so much hate and racism in what she said

[@Bayougirl78]

That look of love and admiration on Collins's face when she sees Mike pushing the girls on the swings is everything.

[@malakisands8180]

I am from Florida. When I was relocated to Tennessee, my son had a classmate who unfortunately lost his mom his junior year of high school. His step dad kicked him out and when we found out our family opened our home to him. He is black and kind of the same situation as Michael Orr we helped him out. Just to be human being and not ask for anything in return. We wanted him to feel kindness and have a chance

[@VintageRose75]

Awww....thank you for doing that. You are so kind. I am sure it is making a tremendous impact in his life. God bless you.

[@CORBINRHODES.]

“You wore Chanel and awful black hat” I need to use that line a lot more

[@ambermedellin6832]

That's awful. But go ahead.

[@kayladouglas2063]

This movie made me love Sandra even more, a stellar performance and I will never get tired of watching this movie. Any scene of it.

[@gaby17pontes2]

"No, he's changing mine" ❤❤❤

[@giulianaherrera7775]

This is really how people are, they don’t think they’re being racist or even rude.

[@armyofpets5547]

They were only rude due to Leann adopting Michael (who came from a thug family) because Hurt Village was full of criminals.

[@AHAHHAHHA]

That ''shame on you'' will always send shivers down my spine. She genuinely ment it.

[@TheCreativeAutistic37]

all racists should be told "Shame on you..we are all children of GOD"

[@warman2789]

Teardropangel30 amen

[@mcmactheaveragesunbro8741]

But dont force god down my throat (I'm atheist) or else I will punch you

[@MalphasMikaelson]

No because God doesn't exist.

[@darnhard]

yes but god approves of slavery so it must be right (read your dam bible you idiot)

[@chelade17]

Amen

[@johnjerrehian4642]

I've seen the movie numerous times yet I still like to watch the videos... What makes it so great is that it's a true story

[@amyjohnson065]

That melted my heart that in the beginning the girls wanted nothing to do with him but then realized that he meant no harm and wanted him to push them on the swings

[@rubylovesjuan18]

Love her attitudee

[@rainbow20112011]

I love her body...oh, also attitude as well.

[@alicemartine7743]

'Like Jessica Lange and King Kong' 'What would your Daddy say?' Is that actually how people think and talk?

[@amberj.breckenridge9859]

Alice Martine Yes.

[@willietaylor5869]

Yes. Ppl r stupid and ignorant

[@princephillips7498]

yes

[@bananapepper1193]

Yes

[@erikatamayo1925]

Alice Martine In certain circles yes. Depending on the culture your parent's way was pretty much the only way. It is a tradition that is dying out. I don't think anyone has ever asked me that question.

[@PearlsandRoses]

"Like Jessica Lange in King Kong." The racism is pungent!😆

[@tredaviousbowser7931]

That’s the point of the whole scene

[@OkieTeacher918]

That swing scene makes my heart happy!!

[@OmaOmaO]

We just gonna forget that collins thought her mother was talking about kids when she brought up what her friends said to her.

[@waaazzza93]

Not only did she fiercely protect this boy like her own family, she shut these women down with absolute class. Fucking boss. She was an absolute queen for this role ❤

[@joannamallory2823]

This movie was fabulous. The scene with the bed....him never having had one....breaks me down every time. I’m glad he found love and family. It will carry you through....that’s success!

[@nettiegurl]

This film sends a powerful message about prejudice, rich or poor. Always look it in the eye with kindness and regard, never disrespect.

[@lisa-el3db]

A proud moment parents don't always get to see. We hope we do right, teaching our children how to be decent human beings, etc. By her daughter moving and sitting with her adopted brother, without mom or dad telling her, that's great parenting.

[@william121852]

One of my favorite movies !!! Sandra is such a sweetheart ! The entire cast of this film was wonderful !!

[@kloudchu7539]

I cant stand not saying,"OOOHHHHH" when she roasts them

[@ambermedellin6832]

Kloud Chulikavit Then save it for something else. Bullock was roasted earlier.

[@winibobers930]

I think I've only ever seen parents that happy to push littles ones on the swings ❤

[@alex1vid]

... 1:11... this scene hits different now, eh?

[@AndrewLatt]

She was amazing in this movie. Totally worth it to get an Oscar. The way she talked, the way she looked with her eyes, it’s full of emotions..

[@CasimusxPrime]

“Before or after he turns over in his grave?” Good question

[@Lou-lu9bg]

the way she says "shame on you" will always give me chills

[@davidgarber8116]

We had soooo many kids stay with us over the years. Loved em all. The hugs and kisses were the best. They know who they are.

[@georgewilliamsiii4677]

I think its underrated how varied racism is featured here. The uncle is racist but not highly. Hes old southern, he didn’t sound angry just confused lol But the women at lunch were absurd racist and she shut them down.

[@logandahlquist]

I love Sandra Bullock “shame on you” love her ❤️

[@cherrieblossomgurl]

Her standing up for her boy is priceless!!!!!

[@BrutusMaximusAurelius]

One of Sandra Bullock's best roles ever. I loved her in this movie.

[@Smizmo]

3:29 - “Hi Mike” so cute. That scene was the perfect example of “Ferdinand the Bull.”

[@aspiringladychef]

Who else loves the part where the little girls are on the swing and he pushes them🥰

[@wickandde]

That mom reminds me of my mom and she is #momgoals, stylish and protective, if ever I get married and have kids years from now thats the kind of mom I aspire to be. This is literally one of my fav movies ever because of her love and faith in her family

[@twokindsofovenfries32]

“I can find an overpriced salad closer to home” lmao

[@nreeldeep1]

When Collins went to sit beside him, my allergies starting acting up and my eyes got teary.

[@Snail2G]

AWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!! 3:34 "Need a push?" WHY ARE YOU SO NICE TO EVERYONE!!!!!

[@charityholley2663]

All white people ain't bad just like all black people ain't bad!! I love her yes!!! Cause she loved the black boy!!

[@rororo1357]

When she said “Shame on you” I was like, Get that bitch😂😂😂

[@ambermedellin6832]

I hate those ladies.

[@Mikki4722]

This was my mom and my sister. She chewed them up and spit them out so calm and with a smile. The only reason I know was because a friend worked there and was in earshot. I wouldn’t change anything in the world for my sister. She’s my heart

[@valuecalc]

Sandra is totally gorgeous as a blonde girl.

[@donniesaccount661]

I have watched the movie several times and I can't stop crying. Thank you LeeAnn !!! I may mispell your name but I won't forget your good deeds to Michael!

[@dennisgamel6773]

This was a GREAT MOVIE..ALWAYS WILL BE ONE OF MY FAVORITES

[@sign543]

“Shame on you,”....wow. Damn that was good.

[@dragonrose112]

I was surprised she didn't slap any of those women. I would of.

[@blueribenaberry]

Gamer Rose Dragon Would *have, not of. And that would've solved nothing. Using few, powerful words to hold a mirror up to these people & make them see how disgraceful their behaviour is is far more effective & long lasting.

[@tonyalandon3275]

She is a lady that can get her point across with a good tongue lashing~ to the point and she means business. It wouldn’t have been productive to take Michael in and be violent, he had been around enough of that in his early years. Always lead by example. I love this true story and feel that more people should realize that loving and caring for others, no matter the race, is what life is supposed to be about. My family is a rainbow, and I wouldn’t want it any other way. Each ethnicity, religion, culture enhances the beauty, lessons, and blessings that shape us. Seriously, embrace each other’s differences~ and you will be enriched with the bonds, love, experiences, and lessons you will be rewarded with. Embrace mankind ❤️ respect the differences, find the similarities, and bask in the love. It will forever change not only the outlook of life, but the beauty of it will over flow to bless others also.

[@KH-eo6lg]

*Would HAVE

[@ambercrosland1501]

Nicely done momma bear

[@annmariemcleod6670]

This is my all time favorite movie. I love Sandy Bullock and I love the touey family 💗

[@nunyabusiness3144]

Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww this movie makes me cry and feel good at the same😭😭☺️☺️

[@outinsider]

I may have not liked the whole white savior aspect of this film. I may not have liked it blamed the victims of racism with stereotypes and called it a "true story." I may believe that adopting one poor African American teenager when you have enough money to adopt several and start a charity or even invest in the inner city and don't do that makes you not entirely a good person as that one act of kindness was, let alone milking off of that, but I do believe the scene in which Leigh Ann Tuohy tells off her racist friend convinced me that Bullock got her character and deserved her Oscar.

[@rockstarchick820]

+outinsider To be fair, making someone a part of your family requires several acts of kindness, not just one. Buying not letting him sleep in a gym was one, having him stay for a holiday is one, buying him clothes is one, being happy his grades went up is one, giving him a bed to sleep in is one. Sending out a card to everyone you know, prejudiced or otherwise, basically saying that he's apart of the family is one. There is a difference between investing your money in some charity or agency, and investing your time and eventually your heart into someone right in front of you, when it would of be so much easier to just pass them by. They also didn't start milking their family's story years after Michal had started playing major league football.

[@outinsider]

+rockstarchick820 Yes, and I get that- but I also understand how loaded the Tuohy family is and how they could have afforded two or three other teenagers to take care of who had no where else to go. I understand how Michael Oher, who is supposedly the subject of this film, did not like the film and how it was more about the Tuohys than it was about him, and how the film made him look. Sure, we can award the goodness of one family's charity, but we can be charitable ourselves. We can make sure the foundations and charities we donate to put that money to good use and not just do it for sustainability's sake. We can make sure that we don't fail each other- because this film gets away with saying that the African-American community Michael came from failed him, which does make this film racist- even benevolently so. It had a bipartisan following because both liberals and conservatives believe that the African-American community fails individuals. Yet, African-Americans didn't create social systems to fail people of color, white Americans did. If we are going to fix racism, we have to acknowledge our part in it honestly and change the way we look at things. The Blind Side is about white saviorship. Precious at least was about how the African-American community can lift each other up amid adversities.

[@MsJubjubbird]

+rockstarchick820 I agree. Having another child is not just a financial commitment it's also requires a huge investment of time and emotions as well as maintaining the family you already have. It's not racist to say the community failed him. Because it did as it fails many. Unfortunately a large percentage of people in poverty are African Americans and yes those communities do fail their citizens and he happened to be one of them.But not to say all black people fail their kids. But this film was about the ghetto not the Obamas. There are white slums too that fail their kids. The debate is is it better to help the individual or do a blanket approach. Both are required.

[@sofetchforgretch]

She took him in as one of her own, gave him a chance at a life a real one, paid him to go to college and he ended up playing for the baltimore ravens nfl draft. Started from nothing and ending up with something

[@marlostanfield4783]

@@outinsider why dont you go and help then

[@yaritzaarias4257]

I know she was just acting, but this movie made my respect for Sandra Bullock grow immensely. It was beautiful.

[@mscisland]

Just because the skin tone isn’t the same, that doesn’t mean the love isn’t there.

[@neverlandwonderland1006]

I took a pop culture class a while ago and one of the assignments was to find a video referring to what we had learned. I used this one and got 100%

[@ammaarkarim273]

I watched this movie in 2019 and its going in my top 10 list

[@usaslastresort1126]

My best friend in Alaska used to bring me to his house all the time. Everyone always looked at me funny. I know what it’s like to be the big scary black boy. His little sisters were like my little sisters I would die for them and NEVER hurt them 😢

[@usaslastresort1126]

Jay it must suck taking 20 minutes too write in all caps SOLELY just too try and make someone feel bad today 😂😇🥰🥰

[@usaslastresort1126]

Jay They wouldn’t piss on me you are absolutely right about that 🥰😂 if you like getting peed on I’m sorry too let you know that’s probably just a “you” thing.

[@Solutions87]

"before or after he turned over his grave" I dont need yall to prove my choices"

[@namdrea]

I see my brother in Michael and I’m so glad he’s still able to smile through all of this.

[@lisa-el3db]

Collins moving to sit by him, leaving her friends, as her mother gets up and moves away from her table away from her friends (?). The connection is so clear between her daughter and who she is. Not one penny is responsible for this. A parent's love is.

[@armyofpets5547]

They are traitors to their friends.

[@Lemaluz09]

I wish we can play this kinda moments right now. So pple would’ve live life easy

[@valhernandez4247]

I aspire to be like her ❤️ a strong woman

[@jennief7114]

I have seen this movie hundreds of times, still cry everytime!

[@HeyMyLifeIsLibby]

The world does not deserve Sandra Bullock. 👏🙌❤️

[@armyofpets5547]

I don't like her in this film anyway.

[@zusibone]

SJ the kid here should have won an Oscar. What an amazing kid he was in this movie. Amazing.. I really like his curiosity and kidlikeness.