From "Goodbye, Love" and "Life and Death", Sandra has become my favorite actress. She is not very beautiful, but she is very kind, very silly, and very flattering. In 2009, the romantic comedy "Proposal" she starred in followed her usual style, but in this "Weakness", she broke through and deserved the award.
In "Weakness" she plays a mother, a great mother. Many people would feel pitiful to see Big Michele, but almost no one dared to walk into his life and help him. But the happy mother played by Sandra did it. She took this behemoth black boy home, let him spend Thanksgiving with her family, buy him clothes, prepare a room for him, buy a car for him, and help him make progress on the football field.
Watching this movie, I shed tears several times. There are such good people in the world who are willing to reach out to help someone who has nothing to do with him. Even if he drove into a car accident and injured his son, she did not blame him. Because she has regarded this black boy as her own child.
Of course, her husband, son, and daughter are also great. They are not disgusted with the new members of the family, and they are not discriminatory. The daughter took the initiative to study with Michelle in the school library, the son practiced rugby with him every day, and the husband supported the child in his studies. And he eventually became a talent!
At the end of the film, the prototype of this movie appeared, the 2009 NFL rookie, big man Michelle and his white family, their group photo, and their lives. Without that great white mother, there would be no Michelle today. Because he might die like other unfortunate people in the black community.
At the beginning of the movie, the big man with a plastic bag in his hand and very few talking, he has a blank face, he doesn't know what to learn in class, where to go after school, doing nothing in the laundry, and wondering where to go. On that cold rainy night, he walked in the rain, not knowing where he would dwell. Fortunately, he met that kind lady, a lady who changed his life.
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