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beautiful neighborhood, quiet, huge room, nice staff, clean, lots of television channels, great view of mountains, airport drop off.
Nothing reall. the wifi system could improve. you had to login every time you re joined the network with a specific username and password for each device.
we booked the room while stay in Chiang mai, place is relatively new and room is mordern and comfy. staff is being helpful and provide help when needed. cookies and fruits are in first floor loung room.
shower room floor is slippy.
Nice, hot, forceful shower.
1) all the staffs can speak English pretty well and are SUPER NICE AND HELPFUL. every time I came to them, they always try the best to explain, to advice, to help, with big smile on the face. 2) the room is bright, clean, quite and spacious, with low price. 3) has washing machines and you can dry clothes in the terrace. 4) has elevator, has refrigerator in room
a bit remote from the city center, some drivers don't know the way or they may surcharge you at night or in the rainy days. staffs may pass accomodators the business card of Sunshine House with detail address and map that tells the location.
Standard room larger than in BKK. For breakfast easily take" jook"(rice porridge) in 2~3minutes nearby,only Bht.30-.
No light on mirror wall,inconvenient for shaving.
firstly the staff were very helpful and cheerful which goes a long way in any situation. the facilities were excellent, laundry and coffee supply were a good touch and the reception area was very pleasant with reading material and drinking water. depending on what you're looking for the location was a little out of the way, nevertheless there are adequate small shops and a huge department store is only about 20 mins (two kilometers) away. all in all good value for your money.....and I'm not getting paid for this.
Decent rooms for a very affordable price if you don't fancy hostel dorms. The reception staff are all lovely and very helpful. I lost my phone and the receptionist helped me get it back. It's just on the outskirts of the ring road, with lots of moped parking.
Friendly staff. Coffee making facilities and microwave in reception area.
Small balcony. No bar or restaurant. Only water in the fridge.
The room was the best we've stayed in during our time in Thailand( all of our accommodation has been in similar price range) The staff were very helpful. There are laundry facilities. There is lots of information on activities at the reception. Free tea and coffee in the mornings.
I would have liked to be located in the town, but it is only a 20 minute walk/ 5 minute drive away. The tumble dryer charges per 5 minutes, so is quite costly by the time your clothes have dried. A cockroach did manage to sneak into out room one evening, but it was the only one over our 4 night stay.
One ofnthe nicest places we stayed in SEA. great cheap rooms. The vegitarian restaurant close by is amazing too and I'm a full blown meateater.
Location was a little out of the old town. Not to far to walk just prepare to get sweaty in the hot season.
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Very good price, excellent value for money. Clean and modern room. Would recommend.
Lift didn't work which meant lugging suitcases up the stairs. Reserved motorbike wasn't available as the reservation was messed up.
Comfortable clean room. Helpful staff. Laundry facility. Fantastic value for money.
clean and comfortable. good staff. easy to seek food in the street. walk to the old city in 15mins.
The receptionist is well friendly and helpful. The room is big enough and shower room is perfect.
The air conditioner is a little bit noisy, so is the small refrigerator.
yeah good place good room and staff friendly and manager was great she let me check out 2 weeks early and sorted out all my transfers .. Rooms where good the air con was great and rooms where always made … A+++++
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Spacious and clean room. The location is not bad if you know Chiangmai very well. It takes about 10 min to Central and CM Orchid hotel by foot. You can take the free shuttle to new Central Festival plaza at CM Orchid hotel. It takes 20 min to Maya by foot.
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We liked it so much we've stayed here again during the same trip.
Sunshine house is one of the best value for money place we've stayed in Thailand period. Very clean and well designed rooms with sunshine any hour of the day. We actually like the room so much that we didn't mind just relaxing in the room. We are planning to rent one month with them the next time we visit again. Most definitely recommended!
Value for money, daily maid service, reception staff was super helpful and polite and also kept clothes we left behind in the wardrobe for us.
Bed was hard and pillows are very thin, sound proofing can be so so you can hear others outside walking past. Water pressure is weak. Keep in mind for the price the above isn't such a big deal.
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Vers noisy, no isolation. A little bit far from the center but we rent a scooter son was OK.
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If you've never heard it yourself, labels of "good hair" and "bad hair" are often provided by strangers, stylists, and even loved ones in the Black community based on the texture, thickness, and the styling ease of one's hair. Even though it's not always said in a derogatory way, Chris Rock gathers stories and observations to find out exactly what this is, why it is, and what it means for the esteem of the people who receive these unwanted titles.
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As the battle over the state budget intensifies in Albany, so is the war of words over the airways. Advocacy groups are using aggressive radio and TV ads to scare the daylights out of New Yorkers by predicting dire consequences if some of the Gov. Pataki's proposed budget cuts go through.
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The handiwork of a coalition that includes the Greater New York Hospital Association and the Health Care Workers Union 1199, the campaign in- cludes an over-the-top TV ad showing a mother racing to a hospital emergency room, only to find it closed. The message: Any cuts to the Medicaid system will leave New Yorkers without crucial care.
New York's health-care lobby has long made these kinds of exaggerated prophecies, which never seem to materialize. When then-Gov. Mario Cuomo proposed Medicaid cuts back in 1991, as the state faced a steep recession, Hospital Association head Kenneth Raske predicted "a vast destruction of the health-care system." Even more irresponsibly, he warned: "People will die because of these proposals."
What happened? The state achieved about $600 million in Medicaid savings, and nothing like the predicted disaster occurred. In fact, over the next three years, Gotham's private hospitals, which form the bulk of the Hospital Association membership, added about 10,000 workers, a 7 percent gainhardly suggesting an industry facing financial ruin.
The health-care lobby turned to scare tactics again in 1995, when Pataki proposed to deregulate prices for hospital procedures. By allowing insurers and hospitals to negotiate rates directly with one another, Pataki's plan would drive down rates so far that it would be "like an avalanche overnight," Raske claimed. "There will be major dislocation."
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The latest ad campaign proves once again that, for the state's health-care lobby, no amount of funding is ever enough. Just three years ago, after health-care advocates spent $13 million on an ad campaign pushing for new Medicaid spending, Pataki dedicated more than $9 billion of New York's share of the federal tobacco settlement to the Medicaid system.
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5.0 out of 5 stars DVD
Really a good film I love these suspence films and Melissa Sagemiller is so good as also the other actors.
Published 16 months ago by Debra Micallef
3.0 out of 5 stars Easy waching movie.
Typical teen horror film. You'll like it of this genre is your thing. Worth a watch just to tick it off your list of movies to watch.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Easy waching movie.,
Typical teen horror film. You'll like it of this genre is your thing. Worth a watch just to tick it off your list of movies to watch.
5.0 out of 5 stars DVD,
Really a good film I love these suspence films and Melissa Sagemiller is so good as also the other actors.
3.0 out of 5 stars pretty predictable,
Mark Mc (Liverpool, Merseyside, England) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Soul Survivors [DVD] [2002] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC] (DVD)
This film was slightly interesting trying to work out who was dead and therefore a ghost and who wasn't. Decent enough story line throughout which kept me watching till the end. I would probably say it was one of those films that you can waste a couple of hours or so watching and not kick yourself for doing so
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3.0 out of 5 stars Too surreal for its own good,
Daniel Jolley "darkgenius" (Shelby, North Carolina USA) - See all my reviews
I have mixed feelings about Soul Survivors, especially this self-proclaimed "The Killer Cut" version. This movie oversells itself, and it tries much too hard to be confusing, providing so many last-minute twists that it ruined some of my appreciation for it. I think the moviemakers are also wrong in thinking it explains itself fully in the end; surely, one figures out the whole gist of the thing, but some of the nuances really don't resonate that well. Having watched the movie and the limited commentary included with it, I still must question several scenes that either do not make sense in the proper context or seem to have nothing to do with the actual story.
I won't dwell too much on plot here for fear of giving something away. Basically, this is a story of four friends: Cassie (played wonderfully by newcomer Melissa Sagemiller), her boyfriend Sean (Casey Affleck), her best friend Annie (Eliza Dushku), and Annie's boyfriend/Cassie's former boyfriend Matt (Wes Bentley). The gang goes to a rave on the eve of starting college, where a bunch of weirdoes wearing featureless masks keep popping up. Then Cassie and Sean have a misunderstanding after Matt talks Cassie into giving him a goodbye kiss. On the way home, a car full of masked people swings around the front of the group's vehicle and causes a hellacious accident. Cassie survives, but she is emotionally traumatized by Sean's death. Matt and Annie somehow come out unscathed. Cassie goes on to college and begins to lose her grip on reality. She keeps seeing the weirdoes from the club following her, and on several occasions they attempt to kill her. Matt stays to take care of her, but as time goes on Cassie becomes suspicious of her friends, relying on the comfort of Sean (whose ghostly presence appears to her on a number of occasions) and a young priest at the school. There is an element of suspense here, one which builds up as the movie progresses, but I found myself preoccupied trying to figure out just who was actually dead here and what the final twist of the movie would be.
Soul Survivors is basically a psychological thriller. The "killer cut" promises more blood, sex, and terror than the theatrical version; there is some blood, particularly in one scene, but there is basically no sex to be found anywhere here, nor can I say I felt a lump of anything resembling terror building up in my stomach. Suspense-wise, the movie shoots itself in the foot; by the time you get past the surreal marathon of images, flashbacks, and dreams at the end, all you really care about is seeing the movie end. The basic idea of the film is good, the actors are very good indeed, but there's just something missing in the whole atmosphere.
It's interesting to note that Eliza Dushku is featured most prominently on the movie case, while the real star, Melissa Sagemiller, is almost lost in the background. Dushku fans will definitely want to see this movie, but her role is basically that of a supporting actress. I liked the commentary by Sagemiller included on the DVD. She explains about half a dozen scenes (there is no movie-length commentary) and offers some insight on the film that I was interested in hearing. The behind-the-scenes featurette was short and interesting but nothing special. The featurette on Harvey Danger basically has nothing to do with the film, but it was certainly unusual and slightly comical. The extra features on the DVD are much appreciated, but they can't make up for the flaws in the actual movie.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars worthy watch,
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Thankfully I watched the film before I saw the reviews! I found it to be quite clever- Especially when thinking back to certain parts in the film, once the ending was revealed.
I guess for people who like to try and guess the ending or who need to know whats going on every instant in the film it wouldn't be much fun, but for anyone who will sit back and let the film tell the story, it will be a surprise treat.
for me, much better than scream, I know what you did last summer etc, of that era, due to the not quite knowing whats going to happen, or whats going on at times- but still being intrigued and glued until all is revealed at the end.
(4/5 just about... i'd rate scream a 3/5... just a point of reference!)
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars a film that reveals the twist ending before the end,
bizmandan (staffordshire, england) - See all my reviews
Ambiguity works in some films like mystery stories, and thrillers that depend on paranoia to add to the suspense. But in this film, the uncertainness of it all just makes it tedious. I think the main problem is that although the story is set up as a mystery thriller, the audience are given the answer to said mystery on a platter. For example this film is like if in the opening scene of The Sixth Sense (spoiler alert) after Bruce Willis is shot we see his spirit leaving his body giving away that he spends the rest of the film as a ghost, that is what the story in this film is like.
Soul Survivors is a generic teens-in-trouble saga that strings together scenes featuring characters reciting pointless dialogue that eventually leads to nowhere and not anytime soon. The 85-minute running time, although relatively short, seems like forever, and the film makes the gravest mistake a movie can make, it's boring. The characters are uninteresting, the would-be surprise ending is anti-climactic (you can see it coming from a mile off), and since you know where it is going, you find yourself wishing the film would just get on with it.
Stories about supernatural limbo are by nature ambiguous, the greatest example of this would probably be the last season of Lost, at the end of the day the character is, after all, between life and death, what could be more uncertain? But unless the film is given the Midas touch like The Sixth Sense was, the story can seem a little pointless. Soul Survivors proves that point, and that is the only point to this film.
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars,
good film, prompt service
10 of 17 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Well made but an OK film,
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This is quite a dark film about 4 students heading off to a new college, it seems very weird in places but it should all make sence by the end of the film (I dont want to give away the ending).
The film is well put together but events during the story may appear weird at the time of seeing them, once you get to the end of the film these events are explained.
If you liked films like "The sixth sence" and "the others" you will most likely enjoy this film.
Not stunning but OK 3/5
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars Just Rubbish,
Read the other reviews and thought id send for it ,wish id have saved my money it was rubbish would not bother.
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