Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Never again Review: I've always loved this magazine, but I completely agree with the other reviewers... not ONLY are there entirely too many ads, but they make a FORTUNE selling your information. I was completely shocked at the amount of junk mail that started POURING in after I first subscribed to Reader's Digest. They should be ashamed of themselves. I do enjoy reading it, but refuse to renew out of principle.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Who Was This Written For? Review: I would like to know just what was the target audience for this book. Although the plot and storyline are interesting the writing style leaves much to be desired. The stop and start thoughts and sentences may be how some people grope to string their thoughts together but not how the majority of us read a novel. I found it quite irritating. (Just as I find it irritating to talk to someone who can't seem to finish a sentence!) I also found the sentences to be what my 8th grade English teacher Mrs. Redmond would call "run on", get on with what you want to say for heaven's sake! The language was way too flowery for a contemporary crime novel. I am just wondering who this was written for? My opionion of Blind Pursuit (for what it is worth): good storyline awful delivery. Thanks but no thanks Mr. Jones
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: So bad...it's kind of good Review: I have only seen this film once, many years ago. I was so impressed with Tony Beckley's performance in When a Stranger Calls that I decided to seek out his earlier roles. I stumbled across this British horror fim, and watched it a few times after that. It was so bad... it had me laughing out loud. I repeat, this was a long time ago... so my mind may be playing tricks on me. It concerned the story of a young man (Tony Beckley) and his overtly religious, massively psychotic, domineering mother. It explores how his longing to do good? drives him to kill young women so that he can "save" them. The corny music and funky clothes only add to the hilarity! Patrick Magee (of A Clockwork Orange fame) is once again over the top... & too cool for words as a mad priest. I only hope that I described this flick correctly. If you have a large supply of alcohol...& this film...you are in for a night of fun. Or it could just be my fading memory.
