The Blind Side: Kevin Carr's Review
Kevin Carr’s review is the most organized of these two reviews. If readers are looking for the bad parts of the movie then they can go straight to the “What I didn’t like” section and read Carr’s negative thoughts.This review does a good job of covering all the main points. Instead of having to search the whole two page review just to see what is bad about the movie. It doesn’t drag things out and is straight to the point. When I am looking for a quick review, these are the ones I go to for opinions.
Carr states his low expectations for the movie up front, but then expresses his surprise at the movie. “While I didn’t think it was one of the best films of the year, I did enjoy it and found it very heartwarming and inspirational.” Even though this was not his favorite movie he still points out the good in it. So if you are a picky …show more content…
“The Blind Side” Rev of The Blind Side, John Lee Hancock. CinemaBlend. Cinema Blend LLC. 27 Feb. 2010. Web. 1 Apr. 2016 http://www.cinemablend.com/reviews/The-Blind-Side-4321.html Perri Nemiroff’s review is interesting to read. He words it to where the reader stays focused and builds the movie up with things like, “embrace The Blind Side and you’ll be in for a feel-good time.” He then gives a summary of the movie and tells you that even though you may not be a football fan, you will still love it. The few things he does not enjoy, he backs it up with reasoning. At the end, he dares his readers to watch it until the end to see the actual family that went through all of these actions.
Perri persuades his readers to watch The Blind Side by throwing the problems at the readers to make them become curious of how they will be fixed. A rich mother with two young kids takes in a homeless black male. Perri is trying to make his readers question what conflict will come up because of this. He also puts that this is a true story. That alone makes me want to watch it just knowing that what I am about to watch actually
Carr states his low expectations for the movie up front, but then expresses his surprise at the movie. “While I didn’t think it was one of the best films of the year, I did enjoy it and found it very heartwarming and inspirational.” Even though this was not his favorite movie he still points out the good in it. So if you are a picky …show more content…
“The Blind Side” Rev of The Blind Side, John Lee Hancock. CinemaBlend. Cinema Blend LLC. 27 Feb. 2010. Web. 1 Apr. 2016 http://www.cinemablend.com/reviews/The-Blind-Side-4321.html Perri Nemiroff’s review is interesting to read. He words it to where the reader stays focused and builds the movie up with things like, “embrace The Blind Side and you’ll be in for a feel-good time.” He then gives a summary of the movie and tells you that even though you may not be a football fan, you will still love it. The few things he does not enjoy, he backs it up with reasoning. At the end, he dares his readers to watch it until the end to see the actual family that went through all of these actions.
Perri persuades his readers to watch The Blind Side by throwing the problems at the readers to make them become curious of how they will be fixed. A rich mother with two young kids takes in a homeless black male. Perri is trying to make his readers question what conflict will come up because of this. He also puts that this is a true story. That alone makes me want to watch it just knowing that what I am about to watch actually