Essays on The Blind Side

The Blind Side is a movie based on the true story of Michael Oher, who was once the offensive lineman of the Baltimore Ravens’ (Smith, Bourne, Stoff, Netter, Kosove, Johnson, & Hancock, 2009). Michael Oher, a black teenager, grew up in an impoverished part of...

In the movie The Blind Side by John Lee Hancock, the true story of Michael Oher and his interesting path to NFL stardom help shine light on many topics related to educational psychology. Michael is a 17-year-old African American boy, who comes from a broken...

The Bind Side that was once a book turned into a movie that rest on true events of NFL football player Michael Oher. Produced in 2009 by John Lee Hancock, this movie details the hardship of an orphaned, poorly educated, lost kid in Memphis, Tennessee....

A viewing of John Lee Hancock’s The Blind Side reveals that while Michael Oher may originally appear to be the individual that has the most control over his own life and decisions, the authorities and powers within the film are actually both his adoptive mother...

The Blind Side was my film of choice because it hits many topics related to issues within our society, and can be easily related to social psychology. It’s about Michael Oher a football player who grew up homeless, and was in and out of foster...