With God all things are possible.
These are the words inscribed on the door of the mission school, appearing twice in tandem. I think this is the "center" of the film (although I don't know the director's religious views, political views, etc.). Whether it is "sports plus inspiration" or "family plus warmth", they are all wrapped up in this belief.
The most touching moment was the live photo at the end, the one where Michael Oher and Leigh Anne Touhy hugged each other.
Even if it is based on real events, most of us may still have a lot of question marks in my heart after reading it. Of course, in the US, the Touhys were also questioned. The undefended and completely open state between people (especially from different races and classes), in our opinion, only exists in the "Utopia"... Therefore, there will always be people who question People who do good deeds, especially at risk.
In fact, as long as it is not for despicable purposes, all kindness is worthy of full encouragement. Even if they are deep down in pursuit of a sense of satisfaction that is only theirs. Human needs, the highest level, are not self-realization? "Giving is more blessed than receiving." Isn't it understandable for those who give to pursue such "blessings"? As for the real existence of classes, obstacles, etc. in life, it is far from being a reason for accusations.
Finally, praise the lovely big sister Sandra. Last year's three films, I watched the romantic comedy and "Golden Ran Plum" first (actually it's not that bad), and left the good stuff behind, brewing a good mood before watching it. It is a blessing to have such a kind and strong woman in a family (in other words, this family is too perfect). The appearance of country singer Tim McGraw's duty may be to better set off Sandra's aura.
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