Budget
$29,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$255,959,475
Opening weekend US & Canada
$34,119,372
Gross worldwide
$309,208,309
Budget
$29,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$255,959,475
Opening weekend US & Canada
$34,119,372
Gross worldwide
$309,208,309
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By Gus 2022-04-24 07:01:03
By Sonny 2022-04-24 07:01:03
Michael `Oher, black, big man, low IQ, not talkative. Since he was a child, his mother told him to close his eyes when encountering bad things. This is probably how he developed a strong sense of protection, and the way he protects himself is to close himself. What I saw was his silence, but in fact, he also longed for friends like ordinary people. He would take the initiative to say hello to the little girl on the swing, and the corners of his mouth would rise when he heard SJ's...
By Oma 2022-04-23 07:01:21
"The folds of my soul are always glued together, and every time I have to tear them apart in order to open my heart"
- Wittgenstein
felt a little bit when he saw this film.
Michael Oher, deep autism, unhappy childhood, loneliness under the fence, over-consciousness of self-protection. He is afraid of strangers, he tries to communicate with strangers, like he used to say hello to two innocent little...
By Emil 2022-04-23 07:01:21
Weakness is the window between people
no one is perfect. Everyone has a weak underbelly, but some people can see it and some people can't. Self-knowledge allows us to see our own weaknesses; compassion allows us to appreciate the pain of others.
Regarding the film itself, I think there are "weak points", for example, how could the white mother in the film suddenly accept Big Mike who looks like Tarzan to others? Is it the "goodness of one thought" that the sages said? Regarding these details, it is meaningless to think too...
By Hoyt 2022-04-23 07:01:21
Warmth Football is adapted from the true story of popular NFL player Michael Oher.
When I read it, there was always a thought in my mind, it's good to have money.
For the first time, Mike went to school with steven's father, steven's father said, I don't have a shortage of money, I want my child to go to a private school, and the big man, let him hitch a ride, so this lucky one The children went from the slums to the aristocratic schools.
Later, the big Mike met...
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By Trycia 2023-08-23 10:53:06
I really don't understand how Sister Sang won the actress by relying on this. ....
By Eula 2023-06-30 18:24:35
A little hypocritical but overall...
By Ruth 2023-06-18 05:16:58
It's pretty good, wonderful in the...
By Rosalia 2023-06-11 10:00:57
The American relief for black people is really the Oscar for the best "peace" and...
By Katarina 2023-05-20 22:53:24
Thanks to the children's shoes of the subtitle...
Leigh Anne Touhy: Sean and I have been talking and Michael, if you're gonna accept a football scolarship we think it should be to Tennesee. And I promise that I will be at every game cheering for you.
Michael Oher: Every game.
Leigh Anne Touhy: Every game. But I will not wear that gaudy orange, I will not. It is not my colour wheel and I'm not gonna wear it.
[first lines]
Leigh Anne Touhy: There's a moment of orderly silence before a football play begins. Players are in position, linemen are frozen, and anything is possible. Then, like a traffic accident, stuff begins to randomly collide. From the snap of the ball to the snap of the first bones, closer to 4 seconds than 5.
[video rewinds]
Leigh Anne Touhy: One-mississippi - Joe Theismann, the Redskins quarterback takes the snap and hands-off to his running mate. Two-mississippi - it's a trick play, a flea-flicker. And the running back tosses it back to the quarterback. Three-mississippi - up 'til now the play's been defined by what the quarterback sees; it's about to be defined by what he doesn't. Four-mississippi - Lawrence Taylor is the best defensive player in the NFL. And has been from the time he walked onto the fielded as a rookie. He will also change the game of football as we know it... Legendary quarterback Joe Theismann never played another down of football.
Leigh Anne Touhy: Now, y'all would guess that more often than not, the highest paid player on an NFL team is the quarterback. And you'd be right. But what you probably don't know is that more often than not, the second highest paid player is, thanks to Lawrence Taylor, a left tackle. Because, as every housewife knows, the first check you write is for the mortgage, but the second is for the insurance. The left tackle's job is to protect the quarterback from what he can't see coming. To protect his blind side.
Leigh Anne Touhy: I said you could thank me later. It's later, Bert.