Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I was into these nature thrillers years ago when I was a bit younger and I saw this one on a local network on a Saturday afternoon. I am happy to see it on Amazon as this hidden gem is yet to be re-released on DVD. The plot was a bit predictable for this type of flick but the realistic images and the fact that something like this could actually (and does) happen (but on a smaller scale) will send more shivers down your spine than today's blood, guts and spacemen horror films. Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: To me it is not worth the money spent.. it does serve its purpose.. holds things... but it's crooked when I look at it from the side; wobbly Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Overpriced for what you get and only valuable to the firms designing highrise and industrial complexes. Find a copy and review for yourself before you buy. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It always bugs me when I 'm reading a great book, and some plot error brings things to a screeching halt. In this otherwise well-written book, I found some sloppy mistakes. First, one of the main characters is color-blind: a fact mentioned several times. Yet, when he goes to visit a patient's father, he notes that the father has the same mesmerizing blue eyes as the patient. How would he know that if he were color blind?Elsewhere, a murder victim is being buried. She moved to L.A. from St. Louis, and her parents live in St. Louis. Yet her funeral is in L.A. Why would the parents bury her in a city where she has no family?Otherwise, this is a scary and fascinating read. I'd recommend it, but I wish Passman would be more careful. Answer:
