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Using the movie “the blind side”, I will focus on how other people made a difference for Michael Oher. What did they do for him? He was a boy from the poorest side of the town and suddenly he was so good in football that every coach wanted him. Michael moved into a family, and they changed his life fast. Leigh Ann, the mother, was the one who wanted Michael to live with them. Michael's life was changed dramatically after he moved in with Leigh Ann and her family. She gave him a bedroom and changed

close ups, master shots, and establishing shots. The main shots used in the film are the medium and establishing shots which give the movie a dramatic and heartfelt tone. The images in the film involve a combination of closed and open forms. John Lee Hancock uses the variety of settings that create a sense of emotion and empathy

be difficult to give a building, that is seen as a work place, ornamentation, because it would lie about what it is from appearance. But this had to change if skyscrapers were to be used to accommodate people and it did. One can see this in the John Hancock Tower, the building is fitted with glass windows from the bottom to the top and would usually be used to compensate people but also businesses. So the new skyscraper was not true to what it really was because it would either accommodate people

Critical Analysis- The Blind Side John Lee Hancock’s film The Blind Side portrays the struggles of a talented black man in Memphis, Tennessee trying to pursue his dream of becoming a professional football player. Michael Oher comes from the projects and doesn’t know how to fit in as part of the white society that surrounds him. As a black man he experiences mistreatment and discrimination from his white community, which tends to be a common trend of the American mainstream. Lucky enough for Michael

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is depicted. The following paragraphs will discuss the movie The Blind Slide, Abraham Maslow’s theory of the hierarchy of needs, as well as how the hierarchy of needs is present through the main character, Michael Oher (Hancock, Johnson, Kosove, & Netter, 2009). In the movie, The Blind Side, the movie-watcher learns the story of Michael Oher. Michael Oher has had a very difficult life due to his mother’s drug addiction and transition throughout foster care. Michael starts

“The Blind Side” is an inspiring movie based on the true story of Michael Oher. The movie shows both the hard times and good times of his life and how he got to the place he is now. Michael’s story begins with him being homeless and alone. His mother was an alcoholic and his father was never there for him. He had to grow up on the streets and survive. Leigh Anne Tuohy is the woman who changes his life. She takes him into her home where she lives with her husband Sean, son S.J., and daughter Collins

“The Blind Side” is a movie about a young black boy named Michael who grew up in a rough area with not much to look forward to. He always had to worry about being in danger, his family doing drugs, and even being homeless, until one day he was at a high school volleyball game picking up left over snacks from the bleachers when an upper class white family noticed him. After the game, they saw him walking on the sidewalk along the road outside the school and asked him where he was staying. He was planning

Sports Psychology In The Movies: “The Blind Side” The movie “The Blind Side” originally written by: Michael Lewis is about a highschool boy named Michael Oher who gets adopted by the Tuohy family. The family financially help Michael with his school grades in order to play football, after his grades went up Michael got the proper training to play in his school team. Eventually, he struggles but Sean motivates Michael training him using Football strategies. Sean recorded a video of his sports performance

and Soul Surfer are both Hollywood movies that are based on actual events that had happened to Michael Oher and Bethany Hamilton during their teenage years. Furthermore, "The Blind Side" is a 2009 American biographical sports film directed by John Lee Hancock and based on the 2006 book "The Blind Side" by Michael Lewis, which describes the true story of Michael Oher, a homeless teenager who was able to overcome great obstacles in order to become a first round draft pick in the NFL. Whereas "Soul Surfer"

The Blind Side The 2009 John Lee Hancock film, The Blind Side, tells the story of Michael Oher and the Tuohy family. The Touhy family took in Michael, who was a homeless African American teenager who had befriended the Tuohy’s young son SJ, after Leigh Anne realized that the boy was homeless. The Touhy’s are very well off family in Memphis and are able to give Michael a better life than he could ever imagine. The Tuohy’s eventually become Michael legal guardians and push him to see his potential