Certainly, there are people whose family members were on the plane that want the heroism that transpired that day to be public knowledge.

It is such an important message and such an important story. It is a message of courage and heroism in the face of just horrible circumstances.

It really establishes the fact that there were no one or two heroes on Flight 93. There were 40 people, and I think each contributed what they could contribute that day. And because of that, they are all heroes.

We loved going to Twin Falls, my brother and I. I remember the family homestead. The house was so cozy and comfortable.

It?s horrific to see my brother Edward on the screen, knowing what is going to happen. It?s shattering, but it needs to be. This is a violent story.

They will leave this theater with a very vivid picture of what took place on 9/11. Not just the events taking place on Flight 93, the events taking place with the FAA and the military and the universal picture of what happened that day. I hope they are leaving inspired by the story of 40 courageous people that had to band together and had an opportunity to say, 'No.' To stand up and fight for their lives.