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Is this product review positive? Title: Good if you are a Vince Vaughn fan Review: Four Christmases is a great holiday comedy. If you like Vince Vaughn being Vince Vaughn then you will like this movie. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: A+ Melodic and Rythmic music from the Vault Review: I have played this CD hundreds of times and each time is a pleasure. Although some of the singing requires some getting used to, the Gagliarda and Pavanes (like #15 LA Bataille) are wonderfully rythmic and compelling. Although many Gagliarda are short like # 11 Giorgio (1:01), other beautiful pieces like #4 La traditora are longer (4:57) and have more than one setting. Musica Reservata should be praised for their excellent performances and robust playing. If you close your eyes and relax on a favorite reclining chair or sofa with this CD playing, a crackling fire in the fireplace, and your favorite beverage in a tall mug or glass, you'd swear that you had been transported back to a palace ballroom in France or Italy. A CD well worth the price and a good CD to introduce the period to newcomers. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Brilliant, but... Review: At last Bruce Springsteen comes around to release a bunch of his famous outtakes. At first rumoured to be a 6-disc set, but finally cut down to 4. A lot of his arguably best songs are on this set, and there are also many songs not previously circulated on bootlegs. But some of his most famous outtakes aren't here, like The Promise and The Fever to name a couple (these were finally released on 18 Tracks). The feeling that comes to mind is "we want more". He has so many songs in the vault, and another disc or two wouldn't done any harm. The songs that made it, though, makes sure that this is a thrilling experience for any fan - and a must-have if you like Springsteen at all. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Tedious, self-indulgent Review: I had heard good things about the author's work before but had not read any myself. I came away disappointed. There are flashes of great insight at times and the author is obviously smart and well read. But after a while it becomes clear that convincing the reader of those two points is the author's main aim. The book makes readers embarrassed for not knowing the details of 18th century, obscure texts, and the author dismisses the work of other leading political theorists with one line throw away sentences. I forced myself to finish, but in the end, I agreed with Melbourne that the work is fundamentally tedious and self-indulgent. Answer:
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