Sandra Bullock flashed her private parts on the set of her last film. The actress had to bare all in 'The Proposal' and although she had something to protect her modesty she ended up showing more of her body to the cast and crew than she meant to. She said: "Shooting the scene was odd. I realised there was no way to shoot it without being butt naked. But there are things stuck to you where you generally don't have things stuck. Then you'd get unstuck, but not care because you're so tired. The director Anne Fletcher was like, 'Your vagina is hanging out. Cover it up.' And I'd go, 'Sorry, sorry.' " Sandra - who starred opposite »

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Sandra Bullock is batting 2 for 3 in 2009, not a bad average for the actress/producer whose career now spans 20+ years. The Proposal proved Bullock's still adorable to watch in a romantic comedy. All About Steve showed the veteran actress isn't immune to selecting lousy projects to star in. Thankfully, with The Blind Side we can forget All About Steve, put the past behind us, and enjoy what Bullock is able to pull off as a blonde in a more dramatic turn.
Director John Lee Hancock is familiar with inspirational sports stories having helmed 2002's The Rookie, a baseball drama starring Dennis Quaid as a coach who gets a shot at the big leagues late in life. Like The Rookie, The Blind Side is a sweet story about not giving up and triumphing over adversity.
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The Blind Side
Directed by: John Lee Hancock
Cast: Sandra Bullock, Quinton Aaron, Tim McGraw, Kathy Bates
Running Time: 2 hr 6 mins
Rating: PG-13
Release Date: November 20, 2009
Plot: Based on Michael Lewis’ book, “The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game,” this is the true story about an extra-large, struggling teenager (Aaron) taken in by a do-gooder (Bullock) who hopes to turn his life around.
Who’S It For? It’s not a sports movie. It’s not a football movie. This is a family drama about the difficulties in raising children and helping those less fortunate. Football plays a role eventually, but not as much as everything else.
Expectations: For me, the preview looked like it was a good story about a young man who didn’t fit in, and Bullock threw herself into the mix. It did not look promising, almost like I couldn’t enjoy this without worshiping her new Southern accent. »
- Jeff Bayer

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Sports movies usually offer a shocking amount of heavy-handed melodrama designed to stir emotional responses from viewers. A lot of them, especially films that play out on the gridiron, are based on true stories, which are then pumped-full of social issues, either race or class, that can be extremely manipulative towards its viewers. While some of this is true in The Blind Side, the latest from director John Lee Hancock (The Rookie, The Alamo), the film excels in where it differs from the norm. Instead of using the true story of Baltimore Ravens left tackle Michael Oher to steal easy tears from the audience (there are many scenes where this could have happened), The Blind Side masterfully takes viewers on a character journey and avoids all of the many, many trappings found in this drama.
The Blind Side is based on the dual-storied novel by Michael Lewis who examines not »
- Erik Buckman

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Sandra Bullock and Jesse James have been splashed all over the news lately. It seems that Jesse's ex-wife, Janine Lindemulder, is battling him for custody of their daughter, Sunny. Now that Janine's out of the slammer for tax evasion, the former adult film star wants her kid back. And she's dragging "The Proposal" actress into the fight. Jesse is trying to keep Sandy out of it, but with such a high-profile star, that's not always easy to do.
Sadly, as in many of these disputes, it's the children who suffer. But this is not the first time celebrity custody fights have made headlines. Here are a few other knock-down, drag-out battles over the kids of the stars. »
- AmyandNancy

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Sandra Bullock hasn't had the most consistent track record in recent years. For every Infamous, she's got an All About Steve and The Proposal. It's frustrating, because she has it in her to be an impressive actress.  Thankfully, she did The Blind Side with John Lee Hancock to even out the balance.
This "football is salvation" film opens with an explanation of football with a voiceover by Bullock. It seems like a gimmick, but it actually sets up the story well, and underscores Bullock's portrayal of the real-life woman, Leigh Anne Touhy.  It's a case of the truth being stranger than fiction; few would accept this story if it weren't based on the real-life story of NFL player Michael Oher, as adapted from Michael Lewis's book, The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game. 
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- Jenn Brown

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Sandra Bullock has revealed that she found it odd to shoot her naked scenes in The Proposal. The actress also told Stylist that the movie was not a "romantic comedy" but instead "a motion picture" reminiscent of "films from the '30s and '40s". Bullock sad: "Sadly, my first and last nude scene got laughs. I had to be very secure with that. "When I read it on the page, I realised, 'Okay, there's no way to shoot this unless you're buck naked', so I decided to go to the »
- By Mayer Nissim

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When Sandra Bullock had the biggest hit of her career this summer with The Proposal, I believe we all thought, "Way to go, Sandy! Get that cheddar." (That is verbatim.) Then, what was meant to become Bullock's comeback year was sorely tested by the release of All About Steve, a comedy that almost broke Rotten Tomatoes, and before we've had any time to recover from that debacle, here comes Bullock again with this week's release of the inspirational sports drama The Blind Side. Is America ready for all-Bullock, all the time?
Here at Movieline, we say yes! In fact, if Bullock truly wants to dominate the year 2009, she'll need to insert herself into three more movies this holiday season. Fortunately for her, I'm here to offer a helpful, Photoshopping hand. »

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The Twilight Saga: New Moon is going to have some tough competition this weekend thanks to Warner Brother's new flick The Blind Side (2009). The heartwarming true story will not only pluck at your heartstrings and force a few tears but it tells a story about kindness and unconditional love. Starring Sandra Bullock (The Proposal (2009)), Tim McGraw (Friday Night Lights (2004)), Oscar winner Kathy Bates (Misery (1990)) and Quinton Aaron as Michael Oher, The Blind Side opens nationwide November 20th. The Blind Side (2009) might draw in the large male crowd but if you are looking for the female population follow the scream into The Twilight Saga: New Moon (2009) theaters. The Twilight Saga continues in New Moon as Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) finds herself heartbroken after her love Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) leaves her. Bella's Bff Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner) is there to pick up the pieces and help mend a broken heart in »
- cjoyce@corp.popstar.com (Colleen Joyce)

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Variety.com is reporting that Ryan Reynolds (”The Proposal”, “X-Men Origins: Wolverine”) and Anna Faris (”Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs”) are attached to Universal Pictures’ “Tmi,” a comedic project about the downside of too much honesty in a romantic relationship. The projest is written by Kirsten “Kiwi” Smith and Marc Klein, with Andrew Panay (”Old Dogs”) and Jonathon Komack Martin producing. No director is attached yet to “Tmi”. Martin is Reynolds’ partner in Dark Trick Films, and Reynolds will be executive producer on the film as well. No release date is set for the film yet. Stay tuned to Shockya.com for more on “Tmi”. By Costa Koutsoutis (Source: Variety.com) »
- Costa Koutsoutis

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