Essays on The Blind Side

The Blind Side exemplifies important principles of interpersonal communication. Based on true episodes and life events, the film explores the struggles that characters go through to succeed in life. The highlights of the theoretical understanding evidenced in the film is anchored on the scene where Michael Oher goes back to Memphis and meets a new atmosphere altogether forcing him to engage in intercultural communication, listening, perceptual accentuation, feedback and nonverbal cures. This paper presents an analysis of “The Blind Side” using various concepts and theories in interpersonal communication.

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“The Blind Side” is an excellent movie that shows story of a black boy. The movie is directed by John L. Hancock, and was released in the year 2009. The movie is primarily based on the real life of Michael Oher and also portrays sports and drama significantly. The movie portrays a real life story in a realistic manner. Audiences feel very familiar with the story while watching the movie. The movie shows viewers that embracing the blind side can also be very good time. This paper proposes to discuss the first impression of lead characters that they had about each other ...

The Blind side

John Lee Hancock is behind the scenes in the film The Blind Side. Alcon Entertainment produced the sports drama film, and its central character is Michael Oher, a star player in football. The Blind Side is an interesting piece of art top watch with its hilarious and captivating story flow. The film is based on a true story to portray the events that shape and change the starring of the film. The story is told by use of flash to allow the viewer to link the current action in the film and the reason for them to be acted in ...

There is a biased view in most prestigious universities that regard African American males as pawns instead of academic scholars due to racial based assumptions and stereotypic attitudes. Most individuals with the racism attitudes believe that African Americans are naturally academic dwarfs thus they lack the ability of achieving academically as with the case of their Whites counterparts. This is due to the assumption that Africans are essentially adapted for manual duties but not first class roles that need a sharp brain. According to Wilson, Lena and Félix (205), the mass media plays a crucial role in bringing on board how ...

All around us, as we grow and move from one level to another, we experience change of every kind. One sure thing is that even though certain changes can be delayed or hampered, change is an inevitable aspect of every living change. There is change that we can personally initiate, yet there is change that simply happens like growth. It is necessary for a person to master the environment they are living in and motivate change or simply adjust to it when it happens. Change can be negative or positive depending on the attitude we develop towards the situations that ...