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I saw "The Blind Side" a couple of days before reviewing it. I was watching it and I said to myself, why not review it. It's a pretty good film based on the life of Michael Oher who grew up troubled and was taken in by a loving and caring family who didn't really see race based on why they took him in. He was in need and they did the right thing. But they seem like the perfect family and that's one thing I talk about in the film, I wish they were more a bit more complex. But granted, you can't discredit where the film was going in its theme of family, humanism and Sandra Bullock's acting.