In the winter of 1931, supposedly 12-year-old Tyler Hoechlin (as Michael Sullivan Jr
. in "The Great Escape") is sent to the island of L.A. by his father, who is a great-grandfather of the late great John Wayne (played by John Huston). The two men are sent back to Leland, where they are attacked by the evil Dr. Frank (John Hustons).<br /><br>< br />The film is set in the early 1930s, and the film's plot is very similar to that of "A Christmas Carol" (1931). In the movie, the two main characters are played by a young, handsome, but very young Michael (Hudson). He is played very well by Michael's father (William H. Macy). Michael is also played well in a very good role by William H Macy. The film also features a terrific score by Robert Wagner (who also wrote the score for "Citizen Kane").< br />The story is quite simple, with a couple of great characters, including a beautiful young woman named Mary (Linda Hamilton), a charming young girl, a handsome young man named John (Michael Sullivan), and a lovely young lady named Elizabeth (Mary Ann). < br/>< span /></br />In addition to great performances by great actors, great cinem
., played by John Cusack) is sent to the hospital where he is treated for tuberculosis. He is then transferred to a hospital in the Bronx where his father, who is a doctor, is also a patient. The hospital is filled with patients who are being treated by the doctors. When the doctor is not there, the patient is transferred back to his home in New York City. This is where the story begins. In the first half of the film, Tyler is in a coma and the rest of us are in his coma. We see him in bed, in an open room, and he wakes up in this open bed. Then, we see the nurse who treats him. She is the one who has to take care of him, but she is very slow and she doesn't seem to know what to do. It is obvious from the beginning that she has been in her coma for a long time. But, she does not seem like a person who would be able to care for her. So, when she wakes, it is clear that her condition is serious. And, as we are watching her, her eyes are open and her breathing is rapid. I think that this is what makes the movie so great, because it shows the incredible power of a movie