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Title: Not even close to Supernatural... Product review: This show cannot begin to compete with Supernatural, but it is better than most TV shows. Too much 'love interest.' The format is formulaic and the writing is predictable. Mick's friend, Josef, is a really good character, and I would rather see his role expanded. All said, though, the show is, sadly, better than most TV seen these days. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Pay attention, people..this is the BOGUS recording Product review: The infamous Deep Purple California Jam appearance in 1974 hasbeen sought after ever since it was recorded. In recent years,three different sources of the concert audio have been released and this is the worst of the trio. It was recorded from the ABC-TV "In Concert" video, and sounds hollow and flat; as if it were copied with a Radio Shack tape recorder and a hand held plastic mike. I don't know what everyone else reviewing this miserable disc is thinking, but the only decent source for this show has been released as "Just Might Take Your Life ". It's the original 16 track remote truck recording, which has been well recorded and properly mixed, mastered. Yes, this is a damned fine performance..but ignore all the ignorant kudos here; it's the worst sound quality of three different releases. Get "JMTYL" ! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: And why isn't this out on DVD? Product review: John Carpenter has enormous potential - but realizes that potential only once in a while. This film is the best example of what he can do. The screenplay, while not bad, isn't particularly compelling, but I can't think of a single film that sustains a creepy atmosphere as well as this one. In fact, this film would be affecting even without any sound at all, the visuals are that amazing (without computer enhancement or even old-fashioned animation effects). This film deserves a careful, extravagant DVD transfer - and restoration if necessary. Should be required viewing in film schools.As an amusing side note: my bilingual wife & I watched this on TV on the Spanish-language channel. The dubbed translation was hilariously terrible. The oft-quoted line at the end, "Watch out for THE FOG," became "Go outside and look for the fog." If you've seen this movie, you'll know why this was particularly bad advice. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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