Is this product review positive? Title: A Joke Of A Book! Heroin Kills! Review: Ann Marlowe does some serious damage with this kind of "Heroin Chic" Writing. Come to find out she never stuck a needle in her arm. For every one Ann Marlowe there is A thousand heroin addicts who will lead lives of dispare, torture and ultimately death. Opiates are hugely addicting and Her writing reminds me of Vincent Vega (John Travolta's Pulp Fiction Role). We see Vega Shooting up heroin and then cruising down the street with a huge smile on his face. Makes it look quite cool. I cannot tell you the countless lives I have seen ruined by this vicious drug. ANY writing that sheds a positive (Or in Marlowes case, A manageable) light on Heroin use is sad. Simply sad. I pity her. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Brent Smiths A Painted House Review: A Painted House is one of Grisham's best works yet. The story of a poor Arkansas farming family is told from the seven year old boy Luke. The story centers on the families cotton farm and the difficulties they have with their hired workers, the spurills and some migrant Mexicans. With a combination of murder and the everyday trials of farm life this book makes for a very exciting read. I highly reccomend the book to anyone who enjoys a good book. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Sammy's always at his best live!! Nothing more need be said! Review: For those who only know Sammy Hagar from his time in Van Halen, listening to this recording will be an eye opening experience. The real Sam comes through when you put a guitar in his hands and turn him loose on his own classics such as "Turn up the Music", "Bad Motor Scooter" and his personal anthem "Red".These live versions blow the original studio versions away with vibrant guitar solos from both Hagar and Gary Pihl.As good as these tracks are, they are dwarfed by the brilliant guitar solo on "Young Girl Blues" by Sammy that illustrates how much of his immence talent was being wasted in VH.The only problem with this album is that it wasn"t a double album set that could have included even more of his early classics. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: . Review: It's odd. As I read through some of the negative reviews of this version of Hamlet, I can almost agree with some of the points that are made. But it doesn't change the fact that this is far superior to Branagh's version. I know how much it bothers Branagh fans and many Shakespeare purists to hear that, but that just makes it that much more fun to say. The basic reason for this is that Zefferelli, although he is a bit too carefree with his cuts and shuffling, has far better aesthetic sensibilities than Branagh. The emotions of the characters in this version are far more compelling, engaging, and distinct than the lukewarm indifference that comprised the tonality of Branagh's adaptation. And though I'm no Mel Gibson fanatic, he does an *exceptional* job in his role, and keeps the film compelling through all of its hacks and alterations. Though far from a perfect adaptation, this is an engaging and rewarding movie. I've always thought it was far better than most people seem to give it credit for. Answer:
