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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: An all around fun time Review: This movie is perfect for anyone wanting a good fun laugh. I won't summarize the movie, as the little blip up above does that well enough. I will say that the movie has a little bit of every genre and its slap-stick funny humor will make anyones evening enjoyable. It definitely isn't the best comedy out there, but it is one of those comedies that is simply "pure fun".
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: works like they should Review: I just wish I paid attention that I needed the universal bit first. I'm just learning how to be more crafty so I didn't know. I bought the bit thing so now I'm very happy and can make all the buttons I want:)This was much cheaper than at my local store. I really buy everything from Amazon now or at very least check the prices and if I get free shipping I'll choose to buy through Amazon over any other way:) This was $3 more for the exact thing at the store.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Start somewhere else Review: Cockburn is a brilliant artist; this is one of his weaker albums. There are too many spoken word pieces. He has made them taut and effective in the past ("Charity of Night," "Birmingham Shadows") but here they are limp, wan, unfinished-seeming--piles of words not turned into lyrics, musical backing not made into song. Blunt, unpleasant images abound, from the newborn baby sliding out of the nurse's hands in the opening track, to the judge and the hookers in "Let the Bad Air Out." The decent image in the "Last Night of the World"--that all the singer would need is "champagne and you"--is wasted in another half-baked song and track. The down-tempo "Blueberry Hill" is just depressing. Cockburn fans have all bought this anyway, but if you are new to him start with a masterpiece: "The Charity of Night." Then get the raucous live follow-up, "You Pay Your Money and You Take Your Chance."
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