Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This film is D'Souza's adaptation of his book "The Roots of Obama's Rage". From reading this book and hearing the author speak about it's central ideas, we learn that Dinesh D'Souza must be the most magical pied piper on the planet. His slick command of language, impressive intellect, and amazing facility for thinking on his feet all combine to empower a master illusionist who can offer up pure nonsense disguised as common sense, and send you home believing that the secrets of the universe have been revealed. A man as intelligent as Dinesh D'Souza obviously is cannot possibly believe the twaddle that he doles out to those who cannot or choose not to think critically. What is revealed here is a man who is contemptuous of his audience. The book and it's film adaptation say absolutely nothing about the motives of Barack Obama. They say everything about the motives of Dinesh D'Souza. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I think this story might have worked if it had been written in the third person. It takes a much better author than Golden to pull something like this off. In third person there would have been some opportunity (and real challenge) to draw the narrator in more detail, but as it is she comes off as papermache. There is never a deep emotion from her, everything happens on the surface. Of course a male author can write a female character well -- but not in this case. Golden took the convenient way out, and the result is stereotype that is (at worst) offensive and (at best) boring. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The plot sounded interesting but the writing is poor, the characters are dull, and the book would have been better as a short story. Don't waste your time. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is just Five Faces Of Darkness, the five part third season premier from the original Transformers TV show. If you grew up back then, like me, then you should have already seen this yourself back in the day. If you didn't, or you're new to G1 shows, this is ok but not essential to your enjoying The Transformers: The Movie. The F.H.E. Video of these episodes has been available for rent at my local ... for years & years. Since it's not likely to be available here, check your ... or, better yet, go to ..., check out the CTLP and get your episodes on VHS from one of the many video traders/sellers who have many if not all G1 episodes on tape. That's what I did for the episodes I wanted that haven't been released by Rhino Video yet. Answer:

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