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Is this product review positive? Title: Leaden and dim-witted Review: The only thing moving in this book is the bullet train. And that only happens in the last 40 pages or so. Characters are painted so dimly that they barely enter the reader's consciousness (except for the painfully ludicrous high school science teacher who apparently trained at the feet of James Bond). Nothing surprises save one majorly untidy loose end at the conclusion who's name is ...The prose is Cro-Magnon, the plotting Neanderthal. Save your pennies--life is way too short for dreck like this. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: it had promise Review: The fusion of hip hop and jazz had to happen at some point- and Miles was the only logical choice to do it, seeing as many of his 70's funk grooves pointed the way towards hip hop, instrumentally speaking.While Miles' supposed colaborations with Prince would have been more commercially viable, these recordings are not terrible. Yes, the rapping itself is lame and trite, but the concept unto itself is what mattered. And for that, Miles delivered some very confident playing.While certainly not essential listening, "Doo-Bop" did re-prove the obvious- Miles did everything his way, when he wanted to do them. Jazz and hip hop have merged some since, and will continue to do so, and when it breaks loose, as I'm sure it will, we can once again say "Miles was ahead of his time." Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: WTF Review: The only thing this rendition of the film had in common with the Three Musketeers, of any kind, were the names of the characters. Except for Milady, which isn't even a name. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: An exquisite album Review: Everyone in France knows this delightful and lyrical album about children and for children, and particularly, "prendre un enfant par la main", "fais-moi des ailes" and "le petit pont de bois", masterpieces, for the depth of their messages and their melodies.In this album, Yves Duteil shows his care and love for the world we live in and for the little ones who come after us, with great gentleness and lyricism.I highly recommend this album. Answer:
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