There is a line she says after the cut off that's important: "No matter what, you are still his mother, and I am not trying to take away anything from that."
That's drugs. If you truly want to destroy and ruin your life and your future get a drug habit. Not that I'm encouraging it but I'm saying don't do drugs.
The way she says "He's a runner." as if the reason he ran away from foster homes and came back to her was because of Michaels overwhelming love for her and not because foster homes are notoriously shitty abusive places to be.
I work at a girls’ home... let me tell you, “home” is ingrained in the soul from early infancy. They come from abusive, drug-addict, criminal offender parents, yet they prefer that home over the safe, warm environment we provide from them. A human being can barely cope with the notion that their birth family is damaging to them. But I agree, it’s not “love” Michael has for his mom.
Wrong. Have you ever been in a group home? I grew up in them and always ran. Once they got tired of me running they locked me up in a juvenile secure care facility. Juvenile prison til I was 18. I always ran to my mommy. She was toxic but the person I loved more then anything.
@@purpurina5663 i understand you work in those homes. But have you lived it?? Have you lived in foster care?? Sometimes running to nothing is better than staying in those places. Because if you have a "record/history," then that's how you get treated. Well from I was in and mine plus a few other POV.
a true story if no one has ever seen the whole movie I have and have seen this guy play football and even ask his adopted folks to help him help his mom get clean and sober his real mom died not long ago from over dose
Samantha Cassell this movie is awesome, and well done. But it is done up for hollywood standards to sell. Many things about this movie have been argued with and disproved by "Big Mike" himself.
It's unsettling how proud she was that her son would always run away to "come find her" and "take care of her", like that was somehow his responsibility that he was living up to.
I don’t think it’s that. It’s not that she’s proud of him of being her caregiver. She’s proud because Michael is that kind of person. The kind who would do anything to protect and take care of the people he loves. She’s not proud that he felt obligated to become her caregiver. She’s proud that he’s a good and kind person.
@@juliamiller5120 a good and king person she could count on to use. as someone who gre up in an abusive family. my parents no mater how abusive they were towards us knew we were all that had. and now at 30 i have my own life and do well for myself they get violently mad that i don't comply with their smallest demand, and tell them im not driving 4 hours to help them rake their yard. and then get guilt triped for being an abandoning piece of shit... theyre 51 and 52. having a child is the easiest thing in the world. loving them and taking care of them is an entirely different story for a large amount of people around the world.
Women like her feel unloved and unwanted by everyone that young man wanting the best for her and being distressed at her absence was the best and possibly the only love she has ever known. I found it to be a heartbreaking truth that is far too common today.
Very well-acted scene. I sometimes have disagreements when certain people win best actor or actress (eg Halle Berry in Monster's Ball), but Sandra Bullock earned it for this movie. Heck of a performance.
I love Sandra Bullock. And she was phenomenal in this movie but i actually think GABOUREY SIDIBE from Precious deserved the Oscar. It’s a close call but I would say her and then Sandra.
They left out the best part of that whole scene which was LeAnne reiterating/acknowledging/ reminding/ connecting with Mike's mom .......... that SHE IS HIS MOTHER AND THAT WILL NEVER CHANGE.
why is that important? lmao. she is no mother to him. the blonde ladys more of a mother to him than she ever was or will be , when you have kids you sacrifice everything for them thats what you are expected to do, theres no excuses for that
@@kiaratulei3427 if you are completely clueless to Behavioral Health/Science and you have no compassion or empathy and are not good at reading ppl. I'm not gong to explain it for you or get into a debate. You're free to think as you wish and so aren't I. Have a great day!
@@kiaratulei3427 exactly. Our biological instincts don't account for these 'off' people that abuse their children and create so much damage, especially psychologically. Some parents are just DNA members.
It saddens me that kids like Michael are forced to be a parent to their drug addicted parents who made very selfish choices, no child should ever be forced into that situation. While I feel sad for parents like her, my heart truly goes out the those children, who are being set up for failure and heartbreak.
My dad went through that too. His mom loved him but she had problems with drugs, and his dad was an alcoholic. He had to grow up while he was still a kid and work since they didn’t have a lot of money.
Agreed. Sadly it’s not just kids like Michael. Even kids with wealthy parents often have to deal with abuse too, and it’s hard for people to accept that a kid can both be financially taken care of but emotionally deprived. Best to all the kids out there and parents who try their best.
I do believe that someone who is hooked on hard drugs has no business taking care of a kid and it's the selfless decision to put their life ahead of your own and let someone else have them until you get better. I have no kids of my own but I like to believe the love for your child would make you want to get clean and be part of their life.
This is a moment in the movie when Mama Leigh Anne showed her honor. Notice Michael's mother calls her son "Big Mike", but even though Michael is not there with them, Leigh Anne still calls him "Michael" because he told her he didn't like to be called Big Mike. I think, in this moment, Leigh Anne proved that she had both courage and honor in equal measure. She had courage because she chose to overcome her fears, and return to that rough, scary neighborhood, without Michael, to meet with Michael’s mother, and learn Michael’s history. In this moment, she was protecting Michael’s blindside. Leigh Anne has honor, because although the officer told Leigh Anne that because Michael was a ward of the state, she did not need his mother’s consent to become Michael’s guardian…just a judge’s order…this was not enough for Leigh Anne. She wanted to meet with Michael's mother, herself, and show her respect, from one mother to another, by letting her know that her son was safe, and that someone genuinely cared about him. Leigh Anne told her that "No matter what, you are still his mother, and I am not trying to take away anything from that."
Light Bringer actually... He said that he didn't have as many issues in life as the film makes it to be. He knew how to play football and wasn't ignored due to his race at school.
This part was so deep i feel terrible for mike's mom and him even with her alcoholic problems that's awful that Michael had been through trauma like that at least he has another family that loves him and treats like their own despite his race and back ground histories.
This hurts to watch, you can see she loves her baby, she just lost her way. You can feel the shame she feels of joy being able to keep him with her. This is why addiction is a disease. No one wants to be addicted, no one wants o live like that; but that's just how it is when it comes down to it.
As a foster to adopt mama, I can tell you Leanne has approached this in the proper way. It is both a privilege and a tragedy to be an adoptive mom. No need to create any undue harm.
I'VE NEVER SEEN A BETTER MOVIE THAN THIS ONE AND PROBABLY NEVER WILL. IT REALLY TOUCHES THE HEART, REAL DEEP! JESUS TRIED TO SHOW US THIS WHEN HE SPENT HIS SHORT TIME HERE AS A MAN AND YET, GOD! YOU EVER THINK, IF ONLY WE WOULD TREAT ONE ANOTHER AS JESUS WANTS US TO, WHAT A PERFECT WORLD WE COULD HAVE? THAT LOVE IS CALLED AGAPE LOVE, GODS LOVE.
omg this scene used to make me cringe because seeing a rich woman sitting in a dirty dingy apartment would make most people cringe. that's one reason we my dad don't invite people to our house because it's not always the cleanest and people are very judgemental of that
It is important to remember that this is a docu drama. There are a number of scenes that tell the story but didn’t really happen exactly like the movie.
If your own child can’t change your ways in your heart ❤️ then nothing will.. I loved a man who never knew how to love the moment he hit me in front of my child I knew I had to leave and change my ways for my baby.
Have you seen her in The Heat? I thought she did amazing, looking at that character to this one there is a major difference. Not being rude just to clarify and I thought she did very well in this one too 😊
To the people saying " she was proud to say he was a runner because he would leave the foster home and come find her " you're right and wrong at the same time. Yes she was proud that he always came back but it was because you can tell she knew she wasn't s*** and it was like a little light in her life of darkness. She had a child who loved her no matter what. It's almost like she was mad that he did because it reminds her of how messed up she is and that he still loved someone that didn't deserve to be loved . At the same time happy that despite the the pain inflicted on him from her (whether her control or not) still loved her. Gift and a curse
I had seen this movies twice as well as the behind the scenes which gave me more appreciation of this movie both to Michael Oher and the NEWBIE actor who played him Quinton Aaron and of course the Touhy whom I can liken what should the rich people do as told in 1Timothy 6:18-19 "18 Tell them to use their money to do good. They should be rich in good works and generous to those in need, always being ready to share with others. 19 By doing this they will be storing up their treasure as a good foundation for the future so that they may experience true life."
Just because she wants to be there for her child, doesnt make it love. LOVE is staying, giving up on your bad habbits, giving everything you have to keep them close. Thats love, Mikes mom was not loving him. Im saying cause im a child like Mike.
I wouldn’t say she doesn’t love him at all. There’s parents that love their kids but they love themselves more because they’re not willing to give up their comfort for their kids & they put themself before them. But I mostly agree with you
Addicts love the people in their lives, but they love what they're addicted to more. They need help, and therapy to figure out how to let go of the substance they're addicted to, and find comfort, fulfillment, and real Love in their family. The problem is that addicts don't feel heard, loved, or understood in their lives so they turn to drinks or drugs to find it. It's incredibly selfish, and it isn't right, but it's understandable to turn to what you know will make you feel better when you don't feel cared for at home. The worst part is in these cases, and it's a Mom turning her back on her children in favor of the addiction.
I'd like to watch this whole movie, but everywhere wants to charge me money for it AND make me sit through ads. At least the clips I get to watch are pretty wonderful.
I don't really do "emotions." I have my reasons. Adoption will always cut right to the center of me, regardless of any attempt I make to fight it. It means that someone loves someone else so much, they are making a conscious choice that that person needs to be a part of them forever. That is the most human thing anyone can ever do.
It's of great disservice not to show the little but more of the clip where they sit together. It's just two women who care about Michael understanding that each other care.
This was improvised by Hollywood. It never happened. They added this scene to add “emotional value” to it. This entire movie has been highly exaggerated by Hollywood.
I don’t like the mother at all. Mother’s like this see no error in their ways that is caused by their own doings. It’s always someone else’s fault. My mom did this, my dad wasn’t there, etc. it’s unfair to the children, but the children continually forgive. If she needed help, she should have got it before bringing Michael into that situation.
It's funny how she has time for drugs and making babies! And not getting help to get her live together to take care of her responsibilities to her children..... I see it all the time....... !
There is a line she says after the cut off that's important: "No matter what, you are still his mother, and I am not trying to take away anything from that."
No she doesn't say that, she says: "Mrs Oher you will always be Michael's mama"
Both lines are said
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why is that important? she isnt his mother.
You can tell she loves Michael, she just lost her way
It's so sad.everyone has some kinda gift it's just sometimes in life they haven't found it
she looks sick
@@silverkitty2503 She was. She passed away
That's drugs. If you truly want to destroy and ruin your life and your future get a drug habit. Not that I'm encouraging it but I'm saying don't do drugs.
Heartbreaking. I can't help but to feel bad for her.
The way she says "He's a runner." as if the reason he ran away from foster homes and came back to her was because of Michaels overwhelming love for her and not because foster homes are notoriously shitty abusive places to be.
It could be both
I work at a girls’ home... let me tell you, “home” is ingrained in the soul from early infancy. They come from abusive, drug-addict, criminal offender parents, yet they prefer that home over the safe, warm environment we provide from them. A human being can barely cope with the notion that their birth family is damaging to them. But I agree, it’s not “love” Michael has for his mom.
Wrong. Have you ever been in a group home? I grew up in them and always ran. Once they got tired of me running they locked me up in a juvenile secure care facility. Juvenile prison til I was 18. I always ran to my mommy. She was toxic but the person I loved more then anything.
@@alysskennedy8661 facts, sometimes running back to the one person or thing you know is common. Because life is shitty
@@purpurina5663 i understand you work in those homes. But have you lived it?? Have you lived in foster care?? Sometimes running to nothing is better than staying in those places. Because if you have a "record/history," then that's how you get treated. Well from I was in and mine plus a few other POV.
You can tell this woman has love for her son but just needs some help.
mark p it’s based on a real story
a true story if no one has ever seen the whole movie I have and have seen this guy play football and even ask his adopted folks to help him help his mom get clean and sober his real mom died not long ago from over dose
@@billybob042665 Thanks captain obvious.
Samantha Cassell this movie is awesome, and well done. But it is done up for hollywood standards to sell. Many things about this movie have been argued with and disproved by "Big Mike" himself.
@@billybob042665 Oh I would have never known this was all acting if it weren't you pointing it out. Thanks.
It's unsettling how proud she was that her son would always run away to "come find her" and "take care of her", like that was somehow his responsibility that he was living up to.
I don’t think it’s that. It’s not that she’s proud of him of being her caregiver. She’s proud because Michael is that kind of person. The kind who would do anything to protect and take care of the people he loves. She’s not proud that he felt obligated to become her caregiver. She’s proud that he’s a good and kind person.
@@juliamiller5120 a good and king person she could count on to use. as someone who gre up in an abusive family. my parents no mater how abusive they were towards us knew we were all that had. and now at 30 i have my own life and do well for myself they get violently mad that i don't comply with their smallest demand, and tell them im not driving 4 hours to help them rake their yard. and then get guilt triped for being an abandoning piece of shit... theyre 51 and 52. having a child is the easiest thing in the world. loving them and taking care of them is an entirely different story for a large amount of people around the world.
@@silvo614 i'm so sorry you had to endure that
You're a wonderful human being, despite your parents. You're needed in this World 🧡
No it's the mother son bond
Women like her feel unloved and unwanted by everyone that young man wanting the best for her and being distressed at her absence was the best and possibly the only love she has ever known. I found it to be a heartbreaking truth that is far too common today.
The fact that she calls her own kid Big Mike and don't remember when the last time she saw her own kid is quite sad.
When she comes back with that wig on I lose it every time
Cydney Steele 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I didn't even noticed it
Wow they didn’t need to add that in the movie 😆
It should be funny but I just felt so bad for her I felt sorry for her
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭
Very well-acted scene. I sometimes have disagreements when certain people win best actor or actress (eg Halle Berry in Monster's Ball), but Sandra Bullock earned it for this movie. Heck of a performance.
edwin1030 I don't see how anyone could disagree with that :-)
edwin1030 so u never saw “losing Isaiah” ?
I never could understand why Hallie Berry won
I love Sandra Bullock. And she was phenomenal in this movie but i actually think GABOUREY SIDIBE from Precious deserved the Oscar. It’s a close call but I would say her and then Sandra.
The actress who played Michael's mother did a great job here, too.
We adopted many years ago. I have had this conversation with the Birth-Mom. She is always praised in our home. I know what a true mother is.
They left out the best part of that whole scene which was LeAnne reiterating/acknowledging/ reminding/ connecting with Mike's mom .......... that SHE IS HIS MOTHER AND THAT WILL NEVER CHANGE.
why is that important? lmao. she is no mother to him. the blonde ladys more of a mother to him than she ever was or will be , when you have kids you sacrifice everything for them thats what you are expected to do, theres no excuses for that
@@kiaratulei3427 if you are completely clueless to Behavioral Health/Science and you have no compassion or empathy and are not good at reading ppl. I'm not gong to explain it for you or get into a debate. You're free to think as you wish and so aren't I. Have a great day!
@@kiaratulei3427 exactly. Our biological instincts don't account for these 'off' people that abuse their children and create so much damage, especially psychologically. Some parents are just DNA members.
It saddens me that kids like Michael are forced to be a parent to their drug addicted parents who made very selfish choices, no child should ever be forced into that situation. While I feel sad for parents like her, my heart truly goes out the those children, who are being set up for failure and heartbreak.
She couldn't even remember who the daddy was.
My dad went through that too. His mom loved him but she had problems with drugs, and his dad was an alcoholic. He had to grow up while he was still a kid and work since they didn’t have a lot of money.
Agreed. Sadly it’s not just kids like Michael. Even kids with wealthy parents often have to deal with abuse too, and it’s hard for people to accept that a kid can both be financially taken care of but emotionally deprived. Best to all the kids out there and parents who try their best.
Right
I do believe that someone who is hooked on hard drugs has no business taking care of a kid and it's the selfless decision to put their life ahead of your own and let someone else have them until you get better. I have no kids of my own but I like to believe the love for your child would make you want to get clean and be part of their life.
This is the scene in The Blind Side that made me shed tears the most.
She's the real MVP
who?
Who?
If you’re talking about the biological “mother” ur wrong.
Mvp?
@@sobiayaseen673 most wasted person
I hope to see more people like her in this world. This is what the world really needs.
This is a moment in the movie when Mama Leigh Anne showed her honor. Notice Michael's mother calls her son "Big Mike", but even though Michael is not there with them, Leigh Anne still calls him "Michael" because he told her he didn't like to be called Big Mike. I think, in this moment, Leigh Anne proved that she had both courage and honor in equal measure. She had courage because she chose to overcome her fears, and return to that rough, scary neighborhood, without Michael, to meet with Michael’s mother, and learn Michael’s history. In this moment, she was protecting Michael’s blindside. Leigh Anne has honor, because although the officer told Leigh Anne that because Michael was a ward of the state, she did not need his mother’s consent to become Michael’s guardian…just a judge’s order…this was not enough for Leigh Anne. She wanted to meet with Michael's mother, herself, and show her respect, from one mother to another, by letting her know that her son was safe, and that someone genuinely cared about him. Leigh Anne told her that "No matter what, you are still his mother, and I am not trying to take away anything from that."
This scene is so emotional and I am not afraid to admit made me cry 😢
In reality, Michael's mother Denise has never in love with her son where she spent in bars due to having Michael lived in a number of foster homes.
What?!
That’s right! This movie is full of lies. The reality is much darker, but a Hollywood likes to add their spice to it to make it sound better.
Huh?
Light Bringer actually... He said that he didn't have as many issues in life as the film makes it to be. He knew how to play football and wasn't ignored due to his race at school.
Anyone else have a stroke trying to read this?
This will always be one of my favorite movies. Sandra knocked this one out of the park.
" Miss Oher... you will always be Michael's mama. "💯💯💯
I appreciate people who have compassion even when it’s not told, but shown.
Whatever was meant for evil He turns it good
The lady that played mikes mom was amazing
This scene makes me cry EVERYTIME 😭
This part was so deep i feel terrible for mike's mom and him even with her alcoholic problems that's awful that Michael had been through trauma like that at least he has another family that loves him and treats like their own despite his race and back ground histories.
You means crack problem
This movie made me cry
Congrats
+kam kaider stfu dumbass
Even though I'm a male, it made me feel really bad
"Medical Problems"....I guess thats a new term for Meth problem....
JP it is when your too ashamed to admit the reality to a complete stranger.
Meth ain’t shit, medical bills been fuckin more than any dealer ever had.
Michael Botello It's a different kind of problem.
JP crackhead
Well it can lead to medical problems lol
The Blind Side Is The Best Movie Ever Made.
I completely agree 💯
I saw this saturday night and it was a good movie made me wanna cry. It's a must see movie.
Stunningly beautiful and a great actress
This is the only role I saw Adriane Lenox in and it continues 5 miutes.
And they are enough - Adriane Lenox is one of the best actresses ever.
I just noticed shes got some lines busted down on the coffee table lmao
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This hurts to watch, you can see she loves her baby, she just lost her way. You can feel the shame she feels of joy being able to keep him with her. This is why addiction is a disease. No one wants to be addicted, no one wants o live like that; but that's just how it is when it comes down to it.
A disease, we bring on ourselves, yes through unfortunate circumstances, a tragedy yes 😪
As a foster to adopt mama, I can tell you Leanne has approached this in the proper way. It is both a privilege and a tragedy to be an adoptive mom. No need to create any undue harm.
I love this movie, i watvh it many times
I'VE NEVER SEEN A BETTER MOVIE THAN THIS ONE AND PROBABLY NEVER WILL. IT REALLY TOUCHES THE HEART, REAL DEEP! JESUS TRIED TO SHOW US THIS WHEN HE SPENT HIS SHORT TIME HERE AS A MAN AND YET, GOD! YOU EVER THINK, IF ONLY WE WOULD TREAT ONE ANOTHER AS JESUS WANTS US TO, WHAT A PERFECT WORLD WE COULD HAVE? THAT LOVE IS CALLED AGAPE LOVE, GODS LOVE.
Awsum bro.
Get off the stage Randy
Truth!
Yes!!
Randy Crager amen 🙏🏻
does anyone know where to find the rest of this scene? I want to show it to a class
Its on netflix
@@coralinejones3844 it's on Netflix now?
@@heathergautreaux1024 yes
@@coralinejones3844 thank you very much!
@@heathergautreaux1024 youre welcome
omg this scene used to make me cringe because seeing a rich woman sitting in a dirty dingy apartment would make most people cringe. that's one reason we my dad don't invite people to our house because it's not always the cleanest and people are very judgemental of that
So clean up for him. I bet you'll make him feel better about himself.
@@Baddyaddyaddyx That is not her job Patrick. Why don't you go over to her place and clean up her house for her.
I've cleaned my mother's apartment for her when she was sick 🤷🏻♂️
@@Baddyaddyaddyx Then you must be experienced in cleaning I am sure Alyssa will appreciate that.
It is important to remember that this is a docu drama. There are a number of scenes that tell the story but didn’t really happen exactly like the movie.
If your own child can’t change your ways in your heart ❤️ then nothing will.. I loved a man who never knew how to love the moment he hit me in front of my child I knew I had to leave and change my ways for my baby.
i dont like sandra bullock in most of her acting roles, but she was fantastic in this movie!
+Michael Richmond no she didn't tf. it's called acting
I know people have their own opinions but I'm hurt by yours.
She won an oscar for this role
Have you seen her in The Heat? I thought she did amazing, looking at that character to this one there is a major difference. Not being rude just to clarify and I thought she did very well in this one too 😊
you’re so edgy
this was a very good movie. It's a must see
To the people saying " she was proud to say he was a runner because he would leave the foster home and come find her " you're right and wrong at the same time. Yes she was proud that he always came back but it was because you can tell she knew she wasn't s*** and it was like a little light in her life of darkness. She had a child who loved her no matter what. It's almost like she was mad that he did because it reminds her of how messed up she is and that he still loved someone that didn't deserve to be loved . At the same time happy that despite the the pain inflicted on him from her (whether her control or not) still loved her. Gift and a curse
do it. This movie made chuck norris cry. yeah chuck norris. but seriously.
When mom getting cry hears the word adopt... it hurts
Beautiful film,
I had seen this movies twice as well as the behind the scenes which gave me more appreciation of this movie both to Michael Oher and the NEWBIE actor who played him Quinton Aaron and of course the Touhy whom I can liken what should the rich people do as told in 1Timothy 6:18-19 "18 Tell them to use their money to do good. They should be rich in good works and generous to those in need, always being ready to share with others. 19 By doing this they will be storing up their treasure as a good foundation for the future so that they may experience true life."
GREAT MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!
Just because she wants to be there for her child, doesnt make it love. LOVE is staying, giving up on your bad habbits, giving everything you have to keep them close. Thats love, Mikes mom was not loving him. Im saying cause im a child like Mike.
I wouldn’t say she doesn’t love him at all. There’s parents that love their kids but they love themselves more because they’re not willing to give up their comfort for their kids & they put themself before them. But I mostly agree with you
She couldn't even love herself smh
Addicts love the people in their lives, but they love what they're addicted to more. They need help, and therapy to figure out how to let go of the substance they're addicted to, and find comfort, fulfillment, and real Love in their family.
The problem is that addicts don't feel heard, loved, or understood in their lives so they turn to drinks or drugs to find it. It's incredibly selfish, and it isn't right, but it's understandable to turn to what you know will make you feel better when you don't feel cared for at home. The worst part is in these cases, and it's a Mom turning her back on her children in favor of the addiction.
Spoken like someone who's never suffered the depths of a crack addiction. Well done, sanctimonious one.
Wow, such a tease! you don't even show the emotional parts!
This movie seems so so sad :(
But, it is also motivational
they cut the video at the best part. where sandy tells his mom that she didn't mess up and forgave her for not being the best mom
Very good movie .Saw it un a bus first time.
This was my favorite football movie for a come up like micheal
Rudy is way better
What happens next? Damn I should get the movie huh...
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I'd like to watch this whole movie, but everywhere wants to charge me money for it AND make me sit through ads. At least the clips I get to watch are pretty wonderful.
His bio mom calls him Big Mike but his real mom calls him Michael…
He's a "runner." No ma'am he's a SON😭
GOOd !
I don't really do "emotions." I have my reasons. Adoption will always cut right to the center of me, regardless of any attempt I make to fight it. It means that someone loves someone else so much, they are making a conscious choice that that person needs to be a part of them forever. That is the most human thing anyone can ever do.
They cut out the best part of this scene!
Please put out the full movie for free.
Upload full movie
you cut it right before a great moment between the 'moms'
ทำไมพึ่งเคยดู มันดีมากอะ
Muy buena muy buena la puedo ver todo el dia
whats that actor's name
Sandra bullock
Neze Ekowa no the other lady. big mikes birth mothet?
Adrienne lenox
im pretty sure its Jojo Siwa
It's best moves I love
It's of great disservice not to show the little but more of the clip where they sit together. It's just two women who care about Michael understanding that each other care.
Health problems hahahahabaha, that was a new one.. I've had health problems for 10 years too, been healthy for 4
Panta Rei 83 great job. Keep it up.
dee dee tell me dat day gotchoo a new mama
YEEHAW DEE DEE
She is who I strive to be
You still sure you wanna be like her?
@BrosephKim haha true
1:22 hes trackstar!!!
Bule jajanan kesepian gitu emang cocok ama cabulers
I want a full movie plz
yeah
😍💕
How did he post 9 year Ago CZcams are not release yet
For all of you that fell for this scene, Hollywood really pulled one over you!
Light Bringer what’s that supposed to mean ?
This was improvised by Hollywood. It never happened. They added this scene to add “emotional value” to it. This entire movie has been highly exaggerated by Hollywood.
That's why it's a drama movie not a documentary.
What is this about?
Was she clean at this point?
Who in 2022?
She had to put her wig on.
Michale oher has head promblems
periodt
@@paigenicol5238 LMAO
Lol play 1:40 with captions.
Thank me later.
Nick Feizabal it’s later, thank you
😂😂😂😂
Thank you. Haha
Its later Nick, thank you lol
Lol
Come on you can't cut this great scene there. Take your dislike i guess.
That acting tho
All crackhead mother portrayed in movies is considered. Big Mike's Mom wasn't all that bad. I've seen a lot worse, have you seen precious?
That’s sad he roams
What did ever happen to big Mike dad ? Never mention it in movie
He was in jail and then died.
I don’t like the mother at all. Mother’s like this see no error in their ways that is caused by their own doings. It’s always someone else’s fault. My mom did this, my dad wasn’t there, etc. it’s unfair to the children, but the children continually forgive. If she needed help, she should have got it before bringing Michael into that situation.
James is a prick. I feel bad for Froggy Fresh.
She is a good example of a terrible mother.
Didnt the real life mom have 10-12 kids??
That was was mentioned in this movie
Mike got ripped off.....
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It's funny how she has time for drugs and making babies! And not getting help to get her live together to take care of her responsibilities to her children..... I see it all the time....... !
She should have suggested his mom and michael spend time together.