It's movies like these that truly open our eyes to how priveleged and spoiled we can be, taking our bedrooms for granted. We forget how many people don't have them.
Totally agree. Her acting was what & how anyone would react that's grew up with a house or slept on a bed. That reaction was reality check & reminder how lucky she was & how there's so much less fortunate people out there like Mike has never even owned or enjoyed 1 simple thing in life - A BED. This scene really touched me
We're not priveleged and we aren't spoiled. I had similar humble begginings just as Michael did, what I didn't have though was a society beating into my head that I was a victim of an oppressive system designed to hold me down. I worked very hard to to climb out of poverty and never stopped trying to make things better for myself and my family. Now I know there are going to be folks out there pushing the victimology slant, that only exists because you perpetuate it. Turn around that mindset and tell people you are responsible for your own condition and that nothing is out of your reach if you just work your butt off to achieve it and you'll get better results.
Such a good scene. After he said that and she left the room she sat down in her bedroom, full of elegant furniture, suddenly almost feeling uncomfortable, stiff, remorseful. The gravity of what she was giving him, something so normal to her, really hit her then.
I thought that was showing her personality. She was feeling emotional but she didn't want to show it to him. She's the backbone of that family, she's the strong mom and not used to showing weakness to her kids
As a foster parent, I can attest that there are indeed moments like this where you realize just how little some kids grow up with, and it breaks your heart. One little boy that we fostered for a while eventually got adopted by another family along with his baby sister, and on the day that we broke the news to him that he was leaving, the only question he had for us was, "Can I take the food with me?" We realized that our home was the first time he had ever been fed three meals a day and food was always available, and he never thought he would have it again. It was like gold to him. We had to reassure him that there would be lots of food where he was going.
Its different for me because every time I see my fridge full it makes me sad. My mom always tried to give us the best. She was not a failure and she did not choose to lose her self respect to provide. So now Im trying my hardest to work hard enough to one day not just fill my fridge, but fill hers and my other siblings. Theyre just too hard headed to let me help unless they know Im wealthy. So I cant ever really enjoy having things until I know my family has them too.
I had a similar experience to this movie. I went to high school and played ball with a kid who had next to nothing. His dad was in and out of jail, and his mom was apways on something. He had 2 brothers and a sister, and he was basically taking care of them. They were squatting in a house that had been last owned by a gentleman who had passed away 5 years prior. He and his siblings ended up trying to cook food for themselves on a mattress frame, over a fire on the floor, just to eat something, because their mom was out of town on a "drug run" they called it. She would do that and be gone for weeks at a time. It was terrible. We had just moved in to a house not far from where they lived, and so when my mom found out about that story from him while she was substitute teaching at my high school, we let them have one of the rooms in our house. We already had 6 people, and there are 5 rooms, so we did our best to ac ommodate the 4 of them, and it was like that for a month. Their grandparents ended up taking them in after their mom came to get them back because she had claimed we kidnapped them, then she was walking back home with them and we heard yelling. She hit the oldest in the head with one of those mag-light flashlights, after taking the other three back in the house, and so we heard that from him and called the cops. She lost custody, and they are now in a good home with their grandparents, and are doing well. We keep in touch with them, and occasionally see them when they pass through. Moral of the story is, there are a lot of people like the people this movie is based on, and we really do take a lot for granted. I was told my family were good people, because we extended a hand to them. I think we are horrible for complaining about anything when I think about what others go through. I graduated a year ahead of the oldest boy, Jason, and that was 3 years ago. He graduated and I heard he was in college at Tennessee Tech, studying business, though that was a "he-said-she-said" kind of thing, so I cannot verify credibility there. It's just wild to think that we often aren't worried about where we are going to put our head down to sleep, when there could be and are often people around us who haven't known where their next meal was going to come from.
Yeah he should have gotten nominated at least. Sandra definitely deserved the Oscar. She gave the best performance in the film, and Quinton gave the second best performance in the movie.
It's his smile that kills me every time in this scene. That simple, child smile of happiness for a privilege so pedestrian that most of us never even give a passing thought to it. It also kind of angers me though, that in our country of such abundance there are still children who don't know what it is to have a roof over their head and a small safe space to call their own.
Oh man... you could cut the air with a knife! I love how she is kinda smug, like she did something great by giving Michael his own room and then- reality. Never even had his own bed before. OH MY GOD. How emotional is that? DEM FEELS.
I wish the 2pac story would tell the truth about the lady that took him into her house and started his music career instead of the gangster element he ended up in later.
I think the best scene is actually the one where the husband notices that Michael hasn't eaten -- and then his teacher pulls him out of class to work with him on the test one-on-one. Two great examples of how just by paying a little attention you can have a great impact on a person's life. (BTW, I think Sandra Bullock's performance is amazing, as are the performances of the entire cast, but I most like the scenes where Michael--the character--is given a fair chance to figure things out for himself.)
Back when my oldest son was in high school. His good friend lost his mother. The dad was locked up and relatives didn’t want him. He slept at the park and bounced around friends houses. One night we saw him at Walmart and he told us what happened. No hesitation he came to live with us for 2 years. He graduated high school and told us we gave him hope. We moved away and offered for him to stay with us and go to trade school. He declined. We where happy to help him
This movie makes me realize how much I have, and yet I still complain about not having this and that. I feel so greedy.. It makes me realize how content I should be with having a house and my own room. This is so inspiring.
It's so ture we complain about the things we don't have and want more of everything. Yet we forget how little important those this are once we have them. We can't take it with us as we pass on. Be happy with what we have as less is more.
for his performance Quinton Aaron should got the Oscar...brilliant , very emotional , heart warming, lovable character...at that time he was the perfect choice and this was the role of his life...he reminds me of my son, same look, same walk, same character, same personality...I cried every time when I saw the movie...I saw the movie in the past, but now when I saw it again and I saw the similarities between how Quinton play and my son... for me it's like I'm a part of this movie... good work Quinton Aaron. God bless you.
Big Mike never had a bed before, until Leigh Anne purchased the Futon for him. I balled like a baby in the threatre during this scene. Great acting...Sandra Bullock and her Oscar Performance!!! Please pass the Kleenex!
The feels... Gosh. We take so many things for granted. Like a room or a bed and we easily forget how some other people don't own even a pair of shoes. That's why this scene is so important and moving.
Great film, and great acting by Sandra Bullock! I love the movie, and I’ve always liked her, apart from being a beautiful woman, she’s also a talented actress. I saw a video on UA-cam, where she talks in front of an audience, about the fact she had googled herself, and found a lot of negative and abusive comments, from members of the public spreading hateful opinions about her! Now at the end of the day, she’s just an ordinary person, with the same aspirations, hopes, fears, insecurities, and imperfections as anybody else; who just happens to be in the fortunate position to have been blessed with achieving success, and fame within the film industry. She's not perfect, just like none of us are, however, what gives people who don’t even know her properly; the right to judge her, based on how she appears in the media, or how they make her appear?! It’s very easy to judge others, especially on social media where it’s obviously not done face to face, because the person making the comments, is hiding behind a computer screen, or whichever technological means of communication they choose to use! For me she’s acted in a lot of movies, the majority of which I liked, and this is probably, in my opinion her best role, for which she infact received an Oscar Academy Award! Anyway, I love the movie, which is after all based on a true story, about a middle class, white, Christian family who take in a poor black kid, who is virtually homeless, and comes from a broken home. He eventually goes on to get a high school, and college or university education, becoming an NFL star for the Baltimore Ravens! I think Sandra Bullock’s portrayal of her character is brilliant, but also the whole cast, does a great job of telling this heart wrenching story!
Yes because its easy to become rich or even middle class when the rich and powerful are preventing that from happening. You know sometimes when people bitch its for a good god damn reason.
This scene never got to me as a kid when I watched it, but now, watching it almost as an adult, it almost gets me because I grew up without my own bed as well.
I slept on the floor for 13 years. Two parents six kids in a one bedroom duplex. I now live in a 3 bedroom 2 bath on a quarter acre with a studio in the back in Cali. I'm in my 30's l have half a million in equity and assets. Yet l still order out of the dollar menu. I asked my Pop's for a Nintendo once he said we can't afford it. So I refuse to play video games till today. You never forget you were broke and tomorrow may come and you'll be broke again. I love my life my parents and my childhood l wouldn't have it any other way. Being born broken is a blessing it's a testament that no matter what you do to me you'll never break me cause I'm already broken.
Her acting was what & how anyone would react that's grew up with a house or slept on a bed. That reaction was reality check & reminder how lucky she was & how there's so much less fortunate people out there like Mike has never even owned or enjoyed 1 simple thing in life - A BED. This scene really touched me
We that are fortunate enough to be blessed with even those most basic necessities, a roof over our heads, clean clothes on our backs, food in our stomachs, the love of another living creature be it another human or a pet, are quick to forget that something as simple as a bed to us is everything to to someone else. Each day I am reminded of the blessings in my life. Although it my not be perfect, I am grateful for these things in my life. Remember, you may not where you want to be in life, but you could be in a lit worse place. Be thankful and feel blessed everyone.
Leanne was more concerned about how the bed would look in her house, fixated about it matching, but then Mike just slaps her in the face with reality, and puts life into perspective, hes just happy to have one. Why she was so compelled, its like she said ‘he’s changing my life’
When he said "... A bed" I burst into tears. I was 3 hours into a 9 hour flight when I watched this film for the first time. People thought I was odd :|
The part where she walks to her room, closes her door, and looks like she's really hit by the moment where she feels that she takes for granted so much that she has when people aren't fortunate enough to have even the basic things in life like their own bed. That's just one if the moments that made me cry in this movie. Sandra was such an amazing actress in this film. Just the look alone at the 0:29 mark or a face speaks volumes of how she felt at that moment, let alone how she was so overwhelmed that she needed to go to her bedroom, close the door behind her and let it wash over her. Really makes you take stock of what you're blessed to have that some don't 😢.
That moment… that moment she realizes the privilege she’s had.. that she’s given to her own kids.. something simple like having a bed. And it breaks her…
The reason she had to quick leave the room and cry is because it hit her like a ton of bricks that this kid was born with literally nothing. Not even parents. She was born into her wealth and always had family who loved her. It's really sweet that they took him in and made him part of the family.
I have a dog because I want to have a dog in my life. I accept that I have to care in every way for him. I also accept that at some point, regardless of how well I take care of him, his life will expire. At that time I will be grateful that he graced me with his presence. I can only hope for others to give my body back to the Earth as gently as I will give his.
She realised that every goods, property, luxury are for nothing. When she sits, camera shows Sandra with some expensive antique chair, desk etc. This is wonderful scene. She hates herself, regrets and ashamed of her life in this scene but these feelings will make her wonderful human.
Brilliant movie. Some people said that Sandra Bullock didn't deserve that Oscar. I don't agree. She was impressive and charming here. Quinton Aaron, Tim McGraw, Jae Head, Ray McKinnon were great as well. The whole film was very deep, personal, emotional & touching. Just like "In Love and War" (1996), "A Time to Kill" (1996), "Hope Floats" (1998), "Crash" (2004), "The Lake House" (2006), this film proves that Sandra can act dramatic roles brilliantly well!
I think Sandra Bullock is a great actress, and she definitely deserved the Oscar. I enjoy all of her movies, this one is, in my opinion, the best. She loved that young man.
Here where i cry a lot... everytime i went to my bed i feel so cozy n think bout ppl outside who must sleep with newspaper or box, i thankful with my life
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That simple response "a bed" is like a slap in the face. Brilliantly scripted and acted.
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Broke my heart
It's movies like these that truly open our eyes to how priveleged and spoiled we can be, taking our bedrooms for granted. We forget how many people don't have them.
Just thank your parents for that.
Amen 🙏
more fundamental - a bed to use each and every night.
Totally agree. Her acting was what & how anyone would react that's grew up with a house or slept on a bed. That reaction was reality check & reminder how lucky she was & how there's so much less fortunate people out there like Mike has never even owned or enjoyed 1 simple thing in life - A BED.
This scene really touched me
We're not priveleged and we aren't spoiled. I had similar humble begginings just as Michael did, what I didn't have though was a society beating into my head that I was a victim of an oppressive system designed to hold me down. I worked very hard to to climb out of poverty and never stopped trying to make things better for myself and my family. Now I know there are going to be folks out there pushing the victimology slant, that only exists because you perpetuate it. Turn around that mindset and tell people you are responsible for your own condition and that nothing is out of your reach if you just work your butt off to achieve it and you'll get better results.
I love how she rushes to her room and sits down in order to reflect with empathy on what Micheal said
A lot of people hate showing their emotions like that.
Such a good scene. After he said that and she left the room she sat down in her bedroom, full of elegant furniture, suddenly almost feeling uncomfortable, stiff, remorseful. The gravity of what she was giving him, something so normal to her, really hit her then.
I thought that was showing her personality. She was feeling emotional but she didn't want to show it to him. She's the backbone of that family, she's the strong mom and not used to showing weakness to her kids
Loved Micheal’s smile after he said a bed.
@@kimberlychako7269 indeed!! I completely agree with you ♥️🦋🦋🙌🙏❤️
We simply don't realize how good we have it until we are face to face with someone who has nothing!
As a foster parent, I can attest that there are indeed moments like this where you realize just how little some kids grow up with, and it breaks your heart. One little boy that we fostered for a while eventually got adopted by another family along with his baby sister, and on the day that we broke the news to him that he was leaving, the only question he had for us was, "Can I take the food with me?" We realized that our home was the first time he had ever been fed three meals a day and food was always available, and he never thought he would have it again. It was like gold to him. We had to reassure him that there would be lots of food where he was going.
Everytime I see my refrigerator full I can't help but to smile. You're right it's like gold.
My god that’s heartbreaking. I hope that little boy is going to bed stuffed every night
Its different for me because every time I see my fridge full it makes me sad. My mom always tried to give us the best. She was not a failure and she did not choose to lose her self respect to provide. So now Im trying my hardest to work hard enough to one day not just fill my fridge, but fill hers and my other siblings. Theyre just too hard headed to let me help unless they know Im wealthy. So I cant ever really enjoy having things until I know my family has them too.
Bless you 🌹
That really breaks my heart......
This scene gets me every time.
every tiem?
Aurum me to.
Who put these damn onions here?!
Lmao youre funny bro
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭✊✊✊✊💯💯💯💯right?
quinton aaron really gives justice to the character of michael oher😢😍
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Im a grown man but this scene got to me. Good movie
nothing wrong with crying. shows your a real man to show all emotion
A real man cries
Its ok to cry !!!! Don't be embarrassed man.
You’re a human being, that’s why you cried.
It’s okay we’re all human not supernatural
That scene made the movie
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Uh? No sir re Bob! The best damn scene is the 22 special scene.
When he said “a bed” I was like 😢😭😭😭 and then she had to walk away to cry and collect herself and I was like same, girl same 😫
I had a similar experience to this movie. I went to high school and played ball with a kid who had next to nothing. His dad was in and out of jail, and his mom was apways on something. He had 2 brothers and a sister, and he was basically taking care of them. They were squatting in a house that had been last owned by a gentleman who had passed away 5 years prior. He and his siblings ended up trying to cook food for themselves on a mattress frame, over a fire on the floor, just to eat something, because their mom was out of town on a "drug run" they called it. She would do that and be gone for weeks at a time. It was terrible. We had just moved in to a house not far from where they lived, and so when my mom found out about that story from him while she was substitute teaching at my high school, we let them have one of the rooms in our house. We already had 6 people, and there are 5 rooms, so we did our best to ac ommodate the 4 of them, and it was like that for a month. Their grandparents ended up taking them in after their mom came to get them back because she had claimed we kidnapped them, then she was walking back home with them and we heard yelling. She hit the oldest in the head with one of those mag-light flashlights, after taking the other three back in the house, and so we heard that from him and called the cops. She lost custody, and they are now in a good home with their grandparents, and are doing well. We keep in touch with them, and occasionally see them when they pass through. Moral of the story is, there are a lot of people like the people this movie is based on, and we really do take a lot for granted. I was told my family were good people, because we extended a hand to them. I think we are horrible for complaining about anything when I think about what others go through. I graduated a year ahead of the oldest boy, Jason, and that was 3 years ago. He graduated and I heard he was in college at Tennessee Tech, studying business, though that was a "he-said-she-said" kind of thing, so I cannot verify credibility there. It's just wild to think that we often aren't worried about where we are going to put our head down to sleep, when there could be and are often people around us who haven't known where their next meal was going to come from.
i was like, u was like, like like she was like and suddenly i was all like like, like like
I'm surprised Quinten Aaron didn't get an Oscar nominee for best supporting actor
Yeah he should have gotten nominated at least. Sandra definitely deserved the Oscar. She gave the best performance in the film, and Quinton gave the second best performance in the movie.
*Quinton Aaron. And me too. I'm his cousin and we wanted him to win so bad. Still cant believe hes in this classic movie
@@missmack2328 He was definitely overlooked for a nomination...his acting was great. !
Due to the fact that he was better than Sandra
let's go on a feels trip, we're gonna take the feel train all the way to feeladelphia,and we might stop by the feelippines
Alright, lol that was good.
one way ticket please
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404waffles - dont forget to have some honey nut feelios for breakfast you got a long journey ahead of you.
It's his smile that kills me every time in this scene. That simple, child smile of happiness for a privilege so pedestrian that most of us never even give a passing thought to it. It also kind of angers me though, that in our country of such abundance there are still children who don't know what it is to have a roof over their head and a small safe space to call their own.
Such a reality check, for her. Sandra deserved an Oscar as did this young man!!! They were brilliant!!
She won it in 2010 for best actor.
This movie made me realise how much I take the conditions of my life for granted when I first watched it
the smile he gives her after he tells her he has never had his own bed before. i just melt.
I watched this film for the first time last night...gotta say...I fucking loved it
+Jonathan Coupe I just watched it for the first time last night (checked it out from the library); was wonderful!
how do i watch the full movie?
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Oh man... you could cut the air with a knife! I love how she is kinda smug, like she did something great by giving Michael his own room and then- reality. Never even had his own bed before. OH MY GOD. How emotional is that? DEM FEELS.
+TickleBiscuit gay
gay? Oh I get it your gay. 😂
+TickleBiscuit im assuming she's a religious person so that's where the smug comes from since she feels that she is doing something good.
She's not smug she just thinks it's only a room it's nothing but he never had a bed so it's gold to him
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God, if only we had more people like her in this world!
The world would be a sexier place. Yeah.
Agree 💯 completely 🤗
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I wish the 2pac story would tell the truth about the lady that took him into her house and started his music career instead of the gangster element he ended up in later.
“A bed”
I love how Michael was grateful for every new thing he had. For me, this was one of the memorable lines of the movie
I think the best scene is actually the one where the husband notices that Michael hasn't eaten -- and then his teacher pulls him out of class to work with him on the test one-on-one. Two great examples of how just by paying a little attention you can have a great impact on a person's life. (BTW, I think Sandra Bullock's performance is amazing, as are the performances of the entire cast, but I most like the scenes where Michael--the character--is given a fair chance to figure things out for himself.)
Back when my oldest son was in high school. His good friend lost his mother. The dad was locked up and relatives didn’t want him. He slept at the park and bounced around friends houses. One night we saw him at Walmart and he told us what happened. No hesitation he came to live with us for 2 years. He graduated high school and told us we gave him hope. We moved away and offered for him to stay with us and go to trade school. He declined. We where happy to help him
This scene will make you cry your eyes out.. I really loved this movie....
This scene teaches us we should be grateful for all the small things we have in life... that we've taken for granted.
This movie makes me realize how much I have, and yet I still complain about not having this and that. I feel so greedy.. It makes me realize how content I should be with having a house and my own room. This is so inspiring.
It's so ture we complain about the things we don't have and want more of everything. Yet we forget how little important those this are once we have them. We can't take it with us as we pass on. Be happy with what we have as less is more.
My heart cracked when he said " A bed"
for his performance Quinton Aaron should got the Oscar...brilliant , very emotional , heart warming, lovable character...at that time he was the perfect choice and this was the role of his life...he reminds me of my son, same look, same walk, same character, same personality...I cried every time when I saw the movie...I saw the movie in the past, but now when I saw it again and I saw the similarities between how Quinton play and my son... for me it's like I'm a part of this movie... good work Quinton Aaron. God bless you.
Big Mike never had a bed before, until Leigh Anne purchased the Futon for him. I balled like a baby in the threatre during this scene. Great acting...Sandra Bullock and her Oscar Performance!!! Please pass the Kleenex!
Sandra Bullock is sooooooooo freakin HOT in this movie...
usaalways Shes always hot.
+Goku Nimbus Yeah but like in this one lol
She is an austinite we produce hotties lol
Calvy Schoen she was not born in Austin. if i remember right . she was born in Virginia.
I promise every time I watch this scene there’s always something that hits my eye that makes me cry.
The feels... Gosh. We take so many things for granted. Like a room or a bed and we easily forget how some other people don't own even a pair of shoes. That's why this scene is so important and moving.
This scene definitely won the Oscar.
How can you not love Sandra Bullock!
I want to hug him. He seems so huggable.
Every scene in The Blind Side movie is the Best ❣️The whole movie is the Best. ❤️
THIS MAKES ME CRY
💯💯💯
The acting is so fucking good. I literally have to dry my eyes. It shows that only the people can make change by the actions.
is crazy how Michale Oher whent from being homeless to being one of the nicest in the NFL
Sandra. Beautiful and love her acting talents. Awesome movie
This is my favorite movie! This is the best scene in it, def pulls at the heartstrings 😢❤😢❤
Sandra bullok is phenomenal in the whole film
Great film, and great acting by Sandra Bullock!
I love the movie, and I’ve always liked her, apart from being a beautiful woman, she’s also a talented actress.
I saw a video on UA-cam, where she talks in front of an audience, about the fact she had googled herself, and found a lot of negative and abusive comments, from members of the public spreading hateful opinions about her!
Now at the end of the day, she’s just an ordinary person, with the same aspirations, hopes, fears, insecurities, and imperfections as anybody else; who just happens to be in the fortunate position to have been blessed with achieving success, and fame within the film industry.
She's not perfect, just like none of us are, however, what gives people who don’t even know her properly; the right to judge her, based on how she appears in the media, or how they make her appear?!
It’s very easy to judge others, especially on social media where it’s obviously not done face to face, because the person making the comments, is hiding behind a computer screen, or whichever technological means of communication they choose to use!
For me she’s acted in a lot of movies, the majority of which I liked, and this is probably, in my opinion her best role, for which she infact received an Oscar Academy Award!
Anyway, I love the movie, which is after all based on a true story, about a middle class, white, Christian family who take in a poor black kid, who is virtually homeless, and comes from a broken home.
He eventually goes on to get a high school, and college or university education, becoming an NFL star for the Baltimore Ravens!
I think Sandra Bullock’s portrayal of her character is brilliant, but also the whole cast, does a great job of telling this heart wrenching story!
Gotta stay grateful and happy about what you do have instead of bitching what you won't have.
Yes because its easy to become rich or even middle class when the rich and powerful are preventing that from happening. You know sometimes when people bitch its for a good god damn reason.
Breaks my heart every time😭 gets to me all the time x
i teared up when i heard him say bed also. poor kid went threw hell and this family is wonderful for what they did for him......
I just watched this for the first time this morning. What a great movie/story. So sad, yet heart-warming!
BOOM!!! RIGHT TO THE FEELS.
OMG Sandra bullock great actor
This scene never got to me as a kid when I watched it, but now, watching it almost as an adult, it almost gets me because I grew up without my own bed as well.
I made two full bucket of tears.I love this movie so much😢😢😢❤❤❤
Without a doubt that was the best scene!
The Blind Side is such an inspiring movie.
I slept on the floor for 13 years. Two parents six kids in a one bedroom duplex. I now live in a 3 bedroom 2 bath on a quarter acre with a studio in the back in Cali. I'm in my 30's l have half a million in equity and assets. Yet l still order out of the dollar menu. I asked my Pop's for a Nintendo once he said we can't afford it. So I refuse to play video games till today. You never forget you were broke and tomorrow may come and you'll be broke again. I love my life my parents and my childhood l wouldn't have it any other way. Being born broken is a blessing it's a testament that no matter what you do to me you'll never break me cause I'm already broken.
just one of many brilliant scenes in this movie...
Saw this the other night. When he said that I started to cry. Never had a bed before. wow.
Her acting was what & how anyone would react that's grew up with a house or slept on a bed. That reaction was reality check & reminder how lucky she was & how there's so much less fortunate people out there like Mike has never even owned or enjoyed 1 simple thing in life - A BED.
This scene really touched me
Sandra Bullock played the perfect mom in the area I grew up in - Flower Mound, TX. - Deserved an Oscar
We that are fortunate enough to be blessed with even those most basic necessities, a roof over our heads, clean clothes on our backs, food in our stomachs, the love of another living creature be it another human or a pet, are quick to forget that something as simple as a bed to us is everything to to someone else. Each day I am reminded of the blessings in my life. Although it my not be perfect, I am grateful for these things in my life. Remember, you may not where you want to be in life, but you could be in a lit worse place. Be thankful and feel blessed everyone.
Why?
No matter how many times I re-watch this I always end up holding back tears.
Leanne was more concerned about how the bed would look in her house, fixated about it matching, but then Mike just slaps her in the face with reality, and puts life into perspective, hes just happy to have one. Why she was so compelled, its like she said ‘he’s changing my life’
When he said "... A bed" I burst into tears. I was 3 hours into a 9 hour flight when I watched this film for the first time. People thought I was odd :|
😂 yea you definitely effed up watching this on a ✈️. Your feelings were like nowhere to run now gotcho ass 😂
The part where she walks to her room, closes her door, and looks like she's really hit by the moment where she feels that she takes for granted so much that she has when people aren't fortunate enough to have even the basic things in life like their own bed. That's just one if the moments that made me cry in this movie. Sandra was such an amazing actress in this film. Just the look alone at the 0:29 mark or a face speaks volumes of how she felt at that moment, let alone how she was so overwhelmed that she needed to go to her bedroom, close the door behind her and let it wash over her. Really makes you take stock of what you're blessed to have that some don't 😢.
This is the first time i have ever gone from "yeah i'm fine" to " waterfalls wtf happened" in 3 seconds
This scene or the scene he's walking in the rain by himself have to be the saddest scenes in movie history.
So powerful
Im in love with this scene, had me crying has soon as he said "Bed"
this scene always makes me tear up!
That moment… that moment she realizes the privilege she’s had.. that she’s given to her own kids.. something simple like having a bed. And it breaks her…
Who be cutting dem dam onions?! Quit it!
+bleck guy I CRIED LIKE A BUCKET.OR TWO
+shuhada smas I was a freaking hose
Richard Richard ikr?
Doing bolognese pasta I need onions for that sorry :c
real tears 2014
This gets me right in the place where the feels come from.
this part made me cry
Gets me every freaking time...
Who's cutting onions in here?
this movie is amazing and makes me cry
Sandra Bullock's best role
I just watched this movie to day in middle school aw I almost cried 2 fav movie
Is it just me or this makes you cry evertime
The reason she had to quick leave the room and cry is because it hit her like a ton of bricks that this kid was born with literally nothing. Not even parents. She was born into her wealth and always had family who loved her. It's really sweet that they took him in and made him part of the family.
The little things we take for granted day by day! Everyone of us should be lucky we have a roof over our heads and a bed to sleep on!
this is the onlly movie that made me cry through most of the movie and jsut not parts but the ENTIRE movie and this scene still gets me
Well acted and very emotional (maybe even Spock when shed a tear)
This is still one of the best movies ever.
The "a bed' line gets me everytime :')
makes me emotional every time
This is the one scene in The Movie that always makes me cry. I too Never had a bed while growing up…. It still Affects my life to this day.
0:25 :"I'm gonna go cry now" *walks out of room*
This brought me to tears when this scene came on
This scene goes to show that be thankful always for your blessings
this scene makes me cry immediately...
I have a dog because I want to have a dog in my life. I accept that I have to care in every way for him. I also accept that at some point, regardless of how well I take care of him, his life will expire. At that time I will be grateful that he graced me with his presence.
I can only hope for others to give my body back to the Earth as gently as I will give his.
If that doesn't make u feel absolutely grateful for even the smallest wants and needs in life 😥... #Grateful #Thankful #Blessed #Appreciative 🙏
She realised that every goods, property, luxury are for nothing. When she sits, camera shows Sandra with some expensive antique chair, desk etc. This is wonderful scene. She hates herself, regrets and ashamed of her life in this scene but these feelings will make her wonderful human.
Those eyes can make anyone cry.
it broke her heart! she is already attached to Micheal and to know he was mistreated so badly she couldn't handle it
Brilliant movie. Some people said that Sandra Bullock didn't deserve that Oscar. I don't agree. She was impressive and charming here. Quinton Aaron, Tim McGraw, Jae Head, Ray McKinnon were great as well. The whole film was very deep, personal, emotional & touching.
Just like "In Love and War" (1996), "A Time to Kill" (1996), "Hope Floats" (1998), "Crash" (2004), "The Lake House" (2006), this film proves that Sandra can act dramatic roles brilliantly well!
I think Sandra Bullock is a great actress, and she definitely deserved the Oscar. I enjoy all of her movies, this one is, in my opinion, the best. She loved that young man.
Please add captions for your deaf and hard of hearing viewers. Thank you! This scene was so humbling!
Here where i cry a lot... everytime i went to my bed i feel so cozy n think bout ppl outside who must sleep with newspaper or box, i thankful with my life
I love this scene
Step 1: Lie down
Step 2: Try not to cry
Step 3: Cry a lot
Whoever Wrote the Movie . My God it was Heavily GREAT I LOVE IT