Q: Title: This is not Borat but its Funny! Review: I was Laughing Out Loud less then two minutes into this film!!! I am not giving any more info. I had to buy it, you have to buy it. Amazon sells this DVD for about $5.00 less than Itunes.If you liked Borat, you will like "The Dictator (Banned and unrated)". As strange as this may seem, there are probably a few people out there that may find this film a little off color or somewhat offensive. I think its actually a little too wimpy of a story line, But that's only my opinion. You will have to see it for your self.Have to watch a couple more times for the nuances now. Is this product review negative?

A: No


Q: Title: Truly, perhaps my favorite game for NES Review: When this game first came out, it was a whopping $44 and up!! But fortunately because I behaved well, my parents got it for me. I started playing it, and instantly fell in love with it. It has an incredible soundtrack and a great feel to it. Ninja Gaiden was good too minus the horrible dreaded stage 6 "challenge of three bosses". This game is one I keep coming back to because it commands respect. They don't make em' like this anymore. I love how the story took a more apoctolyptic dramatic feel. Is this product review negative?

A: No


Q: Title: A Book for Masochists Review: Let's hope that a three hundred year heritage of great Irish literature hasn't fizzled down to the level of Malachy McCourt's memoirs. It is just barely possible that the autobiographical tales of a dissolute, profane, self-absorbed, drunken, under-employed name-dropper might turn out to be interesting. But not in this volume. While reading this book, the reader is likely to find himself or herself wishing that McCourt, like a few of his unfortunate siblings, had remained on Irish soil. Is this product review negative?

A: Yes


Q: Title: A much needed testimony Review: No doubt New Agers and followers of Eastern mysticism (especially Sai Baba devotees) will dismiss this book out of hand. However I wonder how many of them have the same experience of the Eastern path that Tal Brooke has? My only quibble is that I'd have liked to read more of what happened to Mr Brooke after he left India. Also some parts in the middle are slightly boring but then I guess they were necessary to give the reader a real "feel" of day to day life in an ashram. This book should be a real eye-opener to anyone who reads it with an open mind. Is this product review negative?

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