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Movie Review: The Hill plus $10 Amazon Giftcard Giveaway

The Hill is an inspiring movie based on an incredible true-life story of Rickey Hill, a baseball phenomenon. His unlikely journey to play Major League Baseball is filled with health obstacles and opposition from his own father. As a young boy from a poor family in Texas who struggles with a degenerative spinal disease, Rickey loves playing baseball and does not let his leg braces stop him from pursuing his passion. God blesses Rickey with two special gifts: an extraordinary ability for hitting a baseball and an extraordinary ability to comprehend and memorize the Scriptures. Due to the desire to protect Rickey (played by Colin Ford) from injury, his father, Pastor James Hill (played by Dennis Quaid) discourages the former while encouraging the latter. However, Rickey never gives up his dream of playing professional baseball, in spite of having to overcome one challenge after another. He displays faith and determination that defy the odds, intending to live his life with no regrets. 

The Hill (rated PG) is an enjoyable family film that I highly recommend to everyone, especially baseball fans. It is a beautiful & impactful story of courage, tenacity, perseverance, faith, and miracles. I encourage you to take your family to see this hope-filled movie in theaters starting 8/25. You can buy tickets today here.

GIVEAWAY: You can win a $10 Amazon giftcard. The winner will be randomly chosen. This giveaway is limited to US winners only. 
To Enter: Please leave your full name and email address. Please answer one of these questions. What is the greatest challenge or obstacle that you have had to overcome in life? Who is your favorite baseball player? What is your favorite Dennis Quaid movie?
Deadline: 8/30 (Wednesday) at 8:30 pm Pacific time 

~Many thanks to Briarcliff Entertainment, LLC for providing a sample of the product for this review. Opinions are 100% my own
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  1. My favorite Dennis Quaid movie is I Can Only Imagine. I would love to take my family to see this movie! jjbeard25 at gmail dot com Jessica Beard

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  2. Nicole Liljequist
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    Biggest obstacle I’ve had in my life is my illness that I’m currently trying to overcome!

    I believe the only Dennis Quaid movie I’ve seen is the Parent Trap!

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  3. Hannah Schaitel - schaitelh@gmail.com

    My favorite Dennis Quaid film is The Day After Tomorrow. I watched that in my science class as a seventh grader.

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