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'Blind Side' on Free-TV Today: Sandra Bullock's Oscar Role

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Sandra Bullock won an Oscar for 'The Blind Side' – today the sports drama airs on free-to-air TV.

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Sandra Bullock won an Oscar for "The Blind Side" – and that very film airs on free-to-air TV today. It's a role Bullock never expected to land: she plays an "all-American supermom," as the pre-announcement puts it, delivering an "award-winning performance."

What you can watch today

"Today's the day the sports drama airs on free-to-air TV," the pre-announcement states bluntly. Which broadcaster is showing the film and at what time, the announcement itself doesn't reveal – so it's worth checking your own program guide before tuning in.

An unusual Bullock role

In "The Blind Side," Sandra Bullock shows a side you're less familiar with from her action comedies: she portrays a woman whose care and determination change the life of a young man. The fact that she earned an Oscar for it makes the film one of the quieter but deeply affecting moments of her career.

The sports drama fits perfectly into a relaxed TV evening – not lightweight entertainment, but a film that stays with you. For anyone who hasn't seen "The Blind Side" yet, the free-TV broadcast comes as a recommendation – and for those who already know the film, today is a reason to tune in again.

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