Writer and director John Lee Hancock's fourth feature is his lucky charm. The inspiring true of a wealthy white family adopting a gentle black kid who becomes a professional football player. Hancock scored by having Sandra Bullock in the lead along with a solid cast which could have easily gone into "TV movie of the week" territory with a wrong cast. Bullock nails her performance and proves she can do drama as well as she can do comedy. Hancock hits all the right notes including ending the film with the pictures of the real people that anchors his film. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
The Blind Side
Writer and director John Lee Hancock's fourth feature is his lucky charm. The inspiring true of a wealthy white family adopting a gentle black kid who becomes a professional football player. Hancock scored by having Sandra Bullock in the lead along with a solid cast which could have easily gone into "TV movie of the week" territory with a wrong cast. Bullock nails her performance and proves she can do drama as well as she can do comedy. Hancock hits all the right notes including ending the film with the pictures of the real people that anchors his film. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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