Watch All of Your Favorite Sandra Bullock Movies on Satellite TV
For those out there who have been on Team Bullock ever since the spunky actress redefined what it meant to be a leading lady with equal amounts of reliability and grace with “Miss Congeniality,” there’s nothing quite as relaxing or heartwarming as catching her latest film. And with all of the talk of her personal life in the media lately, it seems as though the absolute best way to celebrate her multi-talents and skyrocketing career isn’t to pick apart her personal life, but rather, to look at some of her best roles. And since Sandra Bullock movies seem to have pull and appeal everywhere from the premium movie channels to the Saturday night features on your go-to regular channels for films with commercials, there’s a chance that at any given moment, at least one of these Sandra Bullock gems will be on a satellite TV near you.
While a lot of moviegoers only know Bullock for her more lighthearted roles and might have been a bit surprised with the recent Oscar win for her role in “The Blind Side,” the truth is that Sandra Bullock has definitely held her own before in more serious performances. One of the most surprisingly cast films of the 1990s, “A Time to Kill” managed to showcase her finer acting skills next to none other than Matthew McConaughey, better known for his numerous roles as a good-natured, fun-loving guy in numerous other films. Dealing with a troubling law case in the South, the film received numerous accolades for its performances and gripping subject material. Another popular film with a more dramatic or somber message, “Crash” has definitely made the rounds on satellite tv, whether it’s getting broadcast on HBO or other channels. In it, Bullock plays one of many characters whose lives are entertained in the sometimes up and down world of race in contemporary America.
But it’s those romantic comedies that are the real hit of Bullock’s career, if only because she is able more than anyone else to truly embody what it means to be a likable character by allowing true kindness to shine through all of the characters. Whether it’s the perpetually tipsy Gwen from “28 Days” who just needs a bit more substance in her life or the sassy and southern “Sidda Walker in “Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood,” these feel-good films are a great way to enjoy an evening with friends or a loved one. And whether you’re a guy or a girl, there’s no denying the pull of Gracie Hart in “Miss Congeniality” and “Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous.” Perpetually on satellite TV, it’s one of the most beloved films out there simply because it manages to be heartwarming and campy while remaining self-aware enough to really succeed. It’s a great film, and one of the reasons that so many moviegoers like Sandra Bullock so very much.
If you’re in the mood for something that’s a little more cheesy, Bullock has definitely had a couple of missteps in her career, too. But that’s okay, because she’s just as likable when she’s in a bad movie as when she happens to be carrying a good one. What might have looked like an accurate account of the world of technology in 1995 turned out to be a pretty dated and hilarious cyber-thriller just years later. Yet there’s no better way to kick back on a Friday night than watching “The Net,” which must be the reason that overtime one turns on their HD TV set on a Friday, at least one channel out there is playing it. Bullock plays the lead, Angela Bennett, who installs a mysterious floppy disk only to see it wreak havoc on her life. This was definitely the film that scared people’s grandparents away from using the internet.
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