Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have no idea what the first guy was talking about. Maybe he just doesn't know a good movie when he sees one. I would recommend this movie to everyone. Can't wait to own it!!!

This movie will definitely touch your heart and depicts the struggle of boy born to a drug addicted mother who ends up becoming a successful NFL football player.

Great family movie . to be watched again & again makes you cry at what some people do in there lives for other people. everyone should be like that very good

A wonderful movie to sit down with your family and watch.

One of the best movies I've seen in a long time. Never thought that it would be a chick flick like one review said and its not. Gotta see if you haven't yet.

This is a must see for everyone. I love this movie! It's especially neat because you can still see him playing when you watch football.

Great to see that there is good people that will help others to become the best person they can be. Good true story.

It a Great moive , it a must see and you must see it in Blu-Ray. Bestbuy as great as far as shipping to AK it was fast & free.. thks BB.

A truly amazing story. It's hard to imagine that there are people out there that would actually be like this and care so much.

I luv this movie. (The Blind Side) Knowing that it was based on a real life event made this DVD more appealing than ordinary DVD's.

I'm so happy with my purchase. The plot of the movie is wonderful and very heart felt. I would recommend it to everyone!

The Blind Side is a compilation of every overused, sappy movie stereotype, complete with unrealistic one-liners and music that swells in a last chance effort to save this film. Sandra Bullock delivers an overrated performance as Leigh Anne Touhy, the fiery head of the house. Bullock’s performance is indeed a memorable one, and one that has garnered her, her first Oscar win. However, even Bullock’s incredible improvement from her last movie debacle, All About Steve, was not great enough to save this poorly done should-have-been-made-for-TV movie. Were it not for some occasional humor and the clichéd slow close-ups done to evoke empathy from the audience, which I will admit worked on me on a few occasions, I would have walked out of this movie after the first long tedious hour of clichéd cheese. This movie’s biggest problem is an immense lack of conflict and struggle. This well-to-do family has taken in an impoverished black boy and teaches him, educates him, and then sends him off to college to play football. The end. No turmoil, no intense inner or outer forces fighting against their decision. Nothing terrible happens to these people. I know some people may think, “Well why would I want to see a movie where terrible things happen to good people?”, and this is true. However, why on earth would anyone pay to see a movie in which nothing whatsoever occurs? In which the good guys get what they want without any fight. Why root for the good guy, if they haven’t overcome something and pushed past adversity time and time again and have come out triumphant time and time again? The very small amount of conflict that does exist is over just as soon as it starts. In one scene, in which Leigh Anne tells her friends that Michael is changing her life, I nearly burst out laughing. At no point do we see the lives of the Touhy family change in any way. The saddest part about this film is that the main character, Michael Oher, becomes a minor character in the story of his life. The director, screenwriter, and everyone else on the creative team were so focused on Sandra Bullock, and the attention that the movie would gain from her name, that they completely neglected to find a way into the spirit and soul of Michael Oher. Unlike the movie Precious, that allows the audience to view the world through the eyes of this down-on-her-luck, impoverished teen and finds a unique and clever way to bridge a connection to her, we are never able to feel this connection to Oher because he is reduced to mere close up shots with the same sad, blank stares that possess no real meaning behind them and shows no development in him as a character. By the time you think to yourself, “Well, I wonder what Michael thinks about all of this”, he has been reduced to such low importance that one cannot truly honor the achievements he’s made because, by the end of the movie, we still do not know who this young man is. Overall, The Blind Side is a sentimental, clichéd, boring mess, that movie critic, A.O. Scott, best said “is full of a condescending vanity that it mistakes for compassion”.

I'm not sure what the guy before me is talking about but this movie was really good. I can't wait to own it.

This is a great movie. Everything about the movie was awesome. I watch this movie quite often.

My wife and I really enjoyed this presentation and hope future blue ray discs are of the same quality.

I'm really glad this came to blu ray - the quality is really good. A really cute movie!

We loved it! I especially loved Sandra Bullock and the actor that played the football player!

My wife and I really enjoyed the movie. I watched it a second time to see what I missed.

I'V NEVER A WATCHED TEAR JERKERS LIKE THIS BUT I GOT TO SAY I REALLY ENJOYED THIS ONE.

Absolutely loved this movie. Made me cry and i'm not a sentimental person at all.