Oh that's awesome I didn't know that :)

I had to look it up, but Collins is Lily Collins' character's actual name, Collins Tuohy.

@@johncampbell756 yeah it's very weirdly coincidental.

Very tacky

@@theperfectbalance5482 Why is that tacky?

Me too!! 😂💖

Yeah cause u like racist bullshit like this

He's now suing the family kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b8h9d9tks6rahqM.html

He's dropped it

@@johnchrysostomon6284 He has attempted to sue the family on 3 occasions since his NFL career ended. Read his book, he wrote the truth in the book. Now that he doesn’t have an income of millions a year he is upset that he can’t have a film like this one made about him. He was an adult when this film was made YEARS AGO. Now, to claim he was never adopted is disgusting.

Eh she was just okay. That was not an Oscar winning performance by any means.

@@SurvivorBrisuck it up

Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a "based on" movie, so 🤷‍♂️ it's not a documentary. It being so inaccurate gave Ohrr the chance to write his autobiography and it not be overlooked by people who saw the movie🤷‍♂️

@nathanmcdowell4731 I suppose you're correct in the sense that it all boils down to semantics, though to be fair, they didn't claim that Leatherface's real name was Ed. It was probably more showing the real people at the end that gave the impression that it was true enough that all involved signed off on their portrayals. But I also agree that them claiming for it to be true gave Michael a great opportunity to tell his side of what happened. Also, it showed that these kinds of movies shouldn't just be accepted at face value as absolute fact. Though he could've done that anyway if they had presented it as fiction, then maybe he would not have felt so used by them.

​​@@nathanmcdowell4731Weirdly, the 1974 Texas Chainsaw is one of the most accurate film adaptions of Ed Gein's story imo. That's not a biopic, I mean. It's the only one -- that I know of -- that mentioned he was a grave robber as well as a serial killer, and also that he had been abused during his childhood. The rest of it is very sensationalized (for obvious reasons).

⁠It’s not like the movie was ever presented as a documentary. Michael knew ahead of time that changes and embellishments were made to keep the movie interesting. Michael taking them to court now…makes no sense. If it hasn’t been thrown out already or ruled in favor of the Tuohy’s, it will be. Michael did receive his share of the proceeds. It was not just given to their biological children which is ridiculous. Seems perhaps Michael is looking for more money and took an unfortunate turn to get it. All of the coaches that have worked with Michael, teachers, etc have all said the Tuohys have always loved that kid and tried to give him a great life…which he ended up playing for the NFL so I’d say they succeeded. Sean Tuoghy owned over 115 franchises and has a net worth of $100 mil. He doesn’t need Michale’s money. He made a ton of it before Michael came along, and a ton of it after.

@@carolynnewcomb2153 Yeah, I don't care about any of that. I only watched this video cause I was hoping to see the guys meme the fuck outta the real life white savior story. Even Sandra Bullock hates this movie. She only starred in it cause she was contractually obligated.

It's odd that Oher felt the movie portrayed him as stupid, rather than lacking consistent instruction when "he has no idea how to learn in a classroom, but Michael Oher is not stupid," is a direct quote from the movie. Also, as someone who barely understands football, I thought he just wasn't used to being on an organized team and running the drills they do at that school, not that he didn't know how to play the game. I wish more true story movies were something the people who lived them were proud of.

I never thought they portrayed him as dumb. In the movie, the lady says "whatever he is, he's not dumb". No parents to teach and no school makes it hard for a kid to learn.

Yep. Michael Oher's gargantuan *ego* can't handle the movie showing the truth. He has constructed this fantasy past, where he was always amazing at everything. And for some reason, people believe him.

@@harrynutzach307 The movie said his IQ was 80, that's pretty stupid. He didn't construct a fantasy where the movie portrayed him as dumb, that's in the movie.

@@lich109 No, he constructed a fantasy past where he DIDN'T have an IQ of 80.... where he could read and write as well as all the other students... where he knew all about football and was skilled at it in his junior year. He constantly lies about his past and has concocted this BS narrative were he was always amazing at everything and all these people weren't helping him... they were just his cheering section. Michael Oher has never bashed the Blind Side book the way he does the movie.... and the movie portrays things almost exactly as they are written in the Blind Side book. _"But that’s not what most interested his intelligence testers. Michael Oher had been tested, and more than once, as a child. Those tests had pegged his IQ at 80."_ His teachers: _"The next day, Ms. Beasley took him into a room and sat down beside him, test in hand. By now she, like the other teachers, knew about his academic record. She had taught at Briarcrest for twenty-one years-and had entire classrooms of children with learning disabilities-and had never experienced a student so seemingly hopeless. “I had never encountered anybody at Michael’s reading and comprehension level,” she said. "His brain did not appear to contain any sort of intellect."_ _“And Michael didn’t say a thing. His head was always down. He kept his head down and his mouth shut.” And she thought: Oh Lord what have we gotten ourselves into?_ They all describe him the same way. Barely speaking, looking down at his feet constantly and not responding to direct questions. His Briarcrest teachers all claim he had the reading skills of an elementary school child and he would hand in tests blank. By chance the one teacher realized that he would do better if she READ the test to him, and that's when he began to improve. Then there are the quotes from his coaches: _"The problem there, at first, resembled his problems in the classroom. He had no foundation, no idea what he was meant to do as a member of a team. He said he had played football his freshman year at Westwood, but there was no sign of it in his performance._ _When Freeze saw how fast he could move, he pegged him as a defensive tackle. And so for the first six games of the 2003 season, he played defense. He wasn’t any worse than his replacement, but he wasn’t much better either._ _... But during the games he seemed confused. When he wasn’t confused, he was reluctant. Passive, almost. This was the last thing Freeze expected."_ Since he's not very good at defense, they then switch him to offense and the book quotes offensive line coach Tim Long... _"Long was awed by Michael Oher’s raw ability immediately. “When I first saw him,” he says, “I thought, This guy is going to make us all famous.” But then he coached him in the final games of his junior year, after Michael was moved to right tackle on the offensive line, and Long wondered why he wasn’t a better player. One game, he pulled Michael out and sat him on the bench because he thought the team was better off playing another guy."_ Normally, to get the truth about someone's past... the best person to ask is the person themselves. Not in this case.

Expect the real story is that the family basically abducted the man and stole all his money. He basically went through the same thing Brittany Spears went through with the conservatorship. She glorified a horrible scumbag woman and family then won an award for it

I like Sandra. She was better in While You Were Sleeping but the Academy does not celebrate comedy the way it does drama.

I'm gliding here! 💃😂

I forgot about those! Awesome movies

The lawsuit is all bunk. In a biography Michael wrote more than a decade earlier, he talks about how it was a conservatorship. In short he was fully aware of it the entire time. Also, the movie was based on the a book, and so the author of the book is who made the bulk of the royalties from the movie, not the Tuohys. Around $432,000 was paid to the Tuohys between the book and the movie, of which $138,000 was paid to Michael.

@@chaddaniel254 Yes. I agree that the Tuohys' initial response to the lawsuit seems to show that Michael is at least somewhat mistaken. It really is unfortunate. I believe the Tuohys said something like ~"we loved him at 16 and we still love him at 30." (more or less).

I agree with everything here, except the hope they can work out their differences. Some things people can do are so awful it's better to just cut ties and try to move on.

​@@ChurchOfTheHolyMhoThey love him so much they made a contract specifically to exclude him from receiving money (it was stipulated that it went to their biological children). What love.

He also said there's a few little things in the movie that just weren't true, like that he couldn't read or never had a bed... That's added for dramatic effects.

Oh. I thought he was learning certain plays and that position, not learning from scratch. That would be weird if they made it seem like he didn't know football at all.

The movie NEVER shows them "teaching him how to play football". It shows SJ working on playbook memorization with him. Each season, my brother and I used to quiz each other all the time to help memorize our new plays. Neither one of us would consider that "teaching us how to play football". The film also shows Leigh Anne giving him a 70 second motivational talk about having a protective mindset. Were they helping him with his stance, footwork, leverage, pass blocking, run blocking, driving/double-teaming? NO. The movie did NOT paint him as learning everything about football from the Tuohys. It's a Hollywood movie, not a documentary.... Michael Oher needs to lighten up.

That's a weird justification for inaccuracies in a true story

@@DiggitySlice If I wanted to watch a documentary, I would watch a documentary.

@@joemckim1183 It's a good movie.

@@Ahmed-Interrupted I agree, never said it wasn't

​@@joemckim1183It doesn't bother you that they lied to Michael and led him to believe he was adopted and then locked him out of proceeds from the movie?

There is no dark truth, Michael Oher has consistently show himself to lie about his past.

UK reactors DN Reacts did one 1 day ago. They already watched the documentary before watching the movie for context.

Damn my guy, it's only others watching a movie.

@@TheDaringPastry1313 That's funny you mentioned that, because I started to watch when I realized they only put out 20 minutes. That absolutely ridiculous, I don't care if they've seen the documentary or not. Same event, yes, but the movie has so much depth, you can't take that much of time from it. They would have been better off not even putting the reaction out and leaving it as watching the documentary only.

Amen

Lets Go Falco!!!

My favorite Keanu movie!!!

But where did they get those cheerleaders!?

"Go get me the ball!"

@@UpYourArsenal "Pussy Cats" by the Airport

Dude stfu stop Believing bs.

Nobody actually cares. You are irrelevant

Ahhh fck the movie is ruined formme 😢

@@carpediem9750 then keep it moving princess!!!

Used him for what? They were already rich. They never touched a dime of his money.

During college, I was a the night manager of a 24/7 gym and we definitely had more than a few unhoused folks making use of the facilities. I mean, they had to have a membership for insurance purposes, so it wasn't like any unhoused person could walk in off the streets, as much as I would have liked to give them a helping hand, but our parking lot was certainly friendly to those on the come-up.

It's not though... The family tricked him into signing over his movie and sports rights 😬😬😬

@@supaspydamn Allegations. Not been proven at all.

In the autobiography that Michael himself wrote 10 years before the lawsuit, he wrote that he knew it was a conservatorship.

@@TheAwkwardGamer why in the world did the info just come out now then?

@@dal1947 He *CLAIMS* that he just found out what a conservatorship was in February of 2023. Where was he back in 2021 when the the Britney Spears thing was all over the media for a FULL YEAR? The man is a total liar.

Yeah, I read about that. It was fucked up!

@@MrThomas564 None of it is true. It has all been debunked already.

@@harrynutzach307 yes it is.

@@MrThomas564 Did you not hear about what went down in court back in November? The Tuohys submitted evidence proving that Michael Oher is a LIAR.... he did get paid for the movie and they have all the paperwork to prove it. A month later they submitted evidence proving that he did try to blackmail them for $15 million back in 2020. I think you're defending another Jussie Smollett....

If the accusations are true then this is a gross misrepresentation of what actually happened and is like salt on the wound to the victim.

One of my favourites. Idc about the real story.

​@@user-ws3ce5bn6fYikes man

@@edmunddantes7097 These two comments, white people are incredible.

The Tuohys proved in court back in November that they don't owe him a dime.

You mean *nothing* ? Yeah, I'm sure he'll get that.

They did actually, great video.

nice try, justin!!

People like u should leave this channel

LOVE that movie! Especially the running scene.

Yes! That is my favorite scene. Good song. "You pu**ies" :)

​@pythonkatie1985 Yes! My favorite scene. Great song. Catalyst to the 'super stars'. "You pu**sies".

​@@pythonkatie1985Yes! Love that scene. Good song. Catalyst to the 'Super Stars'. "You pu**sies".