Last August, a car driven by Matthew Hodge, the son of VeggieTales artist Tim Hodge, was struck by a train. He remains in a coma following severe head trauma.
As with many artists, Tim is self-employed and carries short-term medical insurance for his family.
Despite what appears to be appalling behavior, Charlie is the one who seems to have it right on. However admirable it may be that James is putting his fiancèe first, it compromises his mission at hand and nearly costs him his life.
"Your greatest weakness can be your greatest strength and that's the big picture about this movie. It's like finding that thing inside you that you can say, 'I may not be good at this but I'm extraordinary at this,'" -- Brandon T. Jackson
Follow a story which ponders not the way imperfections suddenly mean nothing in the face of love, but how both John and Amanda deal with the reality of the very imperfections of both their own love and that of others.
New on DVD. Van Damme, Lundgren, Arlovski, and Pyle battle nuclear reactions, flying bullets, and each other in this action-packed look at resurrection and the toils of war. And, of course, it's a battle to the... death?
Now on DVD. This six-DVD set covers a number of years and brings back all of the original cast in one way or another. While some talk about The Good Old Days, I have to wonder: do we really know what those good old days were like?
Now on DVD. Bain's critical mind lends itself well to what he does best: stopping nefarious criminals and their brutal crimes. It's the sort of "faith" that makes heroes like Bain worth watching. Even if the acting is a bit off at times.
"Your greatest weakness can be your greatest strength and that's the big picture about this movie. It's like finding that thing inside you that you can say, 'I may not be good at this but I'm extraordinary at this,'" -- Brandon T. Jackson
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