Not Worth 10$

Rating: 3/10 (21 November 2009)

Everybody feel bad for Michael Oher! He didn't have a home, he didn't have a bed to stay in, he wasn't being fed properly (although he sure looked like he was being fed more than enough), his teachers didn't think he was smart enough, he was left walking around in the cold etc... Overall he just wasn't good enough. But then! Sandra Bullock comes along and saves his life gives him food, bed space, and a roof above his head. Then she helps him with his education and guides him to join the football team. Then woah, all these colleges take interest in him and want Michael Oher to play football for his team, and as if this isn't enough the family that brought him in and claim him as their own helps get him a tutor so his grades will be good enough for a college football scholarship and entry into a school of his choice.
But! When questions and rumors start flowing about the whole football world, did Michael Oher choose the University of Mississippi? or was he tricked into being raised to go and play football and run off to a college that everybody else wants him to play for? Michael Oher doesn't like that rumor so he runs back off to his ghetto where he gets into a scuffle with some of his old friends.
This is where the movie went from bad to suck. Am I supposed to give a crap about some fat idiot that got a damn piggyback ride to money and education and then feel bad for him when he doubts his families intentions of raising him? I mean I have troubles of my own, this kid doesn't do crap for himself except be ginormous, if I were in the Tuohy family I would've said "screw you Big Mike you don't trust me after all the stuff I've done for you? enjoy your life on the streets jerk off!". This movie is insulting not only to the Touhy family but to the viewers. I should have known though, John Lee Hancock being the terrible director and writer that he is couldn't deliver even a decent movie worth watching.
Don't see this movie, unless you have a Sandra Bullock obsession.