Did you watch The Blind Side when it came out in 2009?

I did, though I read the book before that too.

Our colleague Andrew Beaton covers the NFL.

But today we're talking less about football, the sport, and more about a football movie,

The Blind Side.

You know, is a story that was really easy to be swept up in?

You have this kind of remarkable tale about somebody who had really fallen through the

cracks and this family swoops in and gives him not just a life but helps him fully realize

his potential in terms of they weren't just helping anybody, they were helping somebody

who is one of the top football prospects in the entire country.

The Blind Side is about the life of Michael Orr, a black football player who grew up in Memphis.

According to the movie, and the book it was based on, Orr was adopted when he was a teenager

by a wealthy white family, The Two E's.

When the movie was released in 2009, it captivated audiences and critics.

The Blind Side, The Movie, was a fantastic hit, absolute blockbuster in terms of awards

in terms of money.

This is something that since it's come out, has made over $300 million and Sandra Bullock

portrayed Leanne Toey, the mother, and she won an Oscar for it.

So I would like to thank what this film was about for me, which are the moms that take

care of the babies and the children no matter where they come from.

This was a huge, huge film, it was a cultural phenomenon.

But now, more than a decade later, Michael Orr says the Two E family lied about his adoption

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