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She was actually right in saying it’s not his fault. The other guy went into traffic at a not safe opportunity. Now, should he have been paying attention better, sure. But other than that, he did nothing wrong

I wish Michelle would realize what he has and how far he's come because of this family taking him in and loving him like their own.

He saved little boys life. ❤

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What are the times of this scene

Anytime you hear the phrase, "You don't have to share blood to be family," this scene is a perfect example of that. Michael protecting his brother and Leigh Anne looking for both her sons

This is so sad I cried 😭😭

Mike melindungi SJ

Funny ass scene 😂😂😂

The green is Greenscreen ok guys!

One of My Favourite Movies 😊 'Those are My Kids, Those are My Kids" Awesome Mother ❤

you can see his arm right as the airbag comes out he put his arm out 1:18 you have to pause immediately what a good man

The arm saved everything what a good man

1:18 I love how the second they crash Michael immediately put his arm up to block SJ to protect him from whatever may happen.

One of the best gay film simply heartbreaking 😢

The way when the mom shows up an michael is sat on the curb begging God to forgive him. "God please let him be okay , im sorry , im so sorry" strong moment

1:17 *BEST MOMENT OF THE MOVIE*

1:15 The truck driver didn't check his *blind side* 😎😎😎

The fact this movie doesn’t show his real life story 😢

that's a real stiff arm right there

He Anaheim to punch something out of the way which had enough force to fracture a kids face

What happened with Micheal Oher was wrong. Tuchy family should be in jail

Anyone remember baymax from big hero 6 well that's what happened here.

CRASH! 1:17

I dont understand what did he stop that made such bruses

Anyone watching this 2024🤔

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Who saw this on 2024

When Michael said “I stopped it” I thought he meant he stopped his arm

Did they ever get the new madden game?

this is one of those scenes that make you atleast teary-eyed while watching it.

If this were a superhero film, SJ would’ve been so dead.

Not me thinking about the surf-exel add when l heard " mum, will the blood come off my shirt?"

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Is the real Michael still suing his “family”

Gets in a car crash. Michael what happened to your arm?

What did he stop? And what is the movie?

He got blindsided

BRAVO

michael crashes his pickup truck

Definitley Sandra Bullock's best performance in a movie, refreshing to see her in a more serious role instead of the endless comedy's.

I myself was in a riding accident. I'm starting to wonder if I'm a bad person. See, I'm so mad at the chef at my job, it felt so good when she saw me suffer. See, she'd taken me to my boss's office--with the both of them--and told me that I've been touching my coworkers too much ( casually, on arms or shoulders). I was always very outgoing and tactile at work. She told me that we need the workers to be comfortable in a good work environment. That I shouldn't talk about anything other than work and school or tell my stories, because they may be inappropriate or upsetting (can't remember her exact words) to others. Now yeah, I pretty much didn't have a filter, but I don't think I said anything _horrible._ I only meant to have fun with my crew. I really didn't get specific information from the chef about subjects and references. She even said "touching anyone without consent," which of course, made me feel like a creep and pred ator. I'm not. I made some mistakes that I own, but she made me feel humiliated and disrespected. She even said, "Is there anything you want to add?" to my boss. I deserved better than all this. Then that day, after work, I got into a severe biking accident. Got scraped and injured, and I screamed so loudly in agony and bIood. The chef, who happened to be there, was horrified. And here's the thing. Despite the severe pain I was in, there was room for me to savor the _chef's_ pain. Somewhere in me, I was so happy that she saw me get hurt. It was my medicine to partly get through the pain. I felt awful on the outside, and great on the inside--both, somehow fitting in there together. And...I just don't care how she feels. I think she deserved to see me suffer and suffer herself. I know that's wrong, but I only feel this spite towards her and my boss (who heard about the accident and feels awful too). For anyone else, _of course_ I wouldn't have relished their torturous concern. But you know, the two women didn't handle the work situation so well. It's okay to casually touch people on occasion; the chef didn't have to make it all-or-nothing. And my boss didn't have to have us in her office. Only one of them, in the hall for example, would've been enough. I needed some patience, understanding, and respect. So given the context and how I feel about the two women, am I a bad person?

“I stoped it” straight chills

Michael was paid $138000 for the rights to make a movie about his life. The movie made $309200000 so he only 0.04% of the profits from the deal his "parents" negotiated without his consent about his life story, which was doctored for the movie claiming he couldn't read or write etc and failed to mention he was already an All American.

2:04 Way to keep it light so your mom can laugh a bit.

The paramedic explaining the severity of what airbags can do to children at 2:12 was the scariest part of this scene in my mind.

Where was the blind side filmed?

Can slow it down and see there are in fact a few frames where he reaches his arm out

I love how she just shoves that paramedic out of the way 😂😂😂

Apprently this never happened and this was bmw idea to make ford / Lincoln look bad when bmw back then side airbags were optional 🤔