input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book will not only whack your head, but your wallet as well when you incorporate it's principles. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Here's a film in which the mood is at least as important as the story. I came across it because I heard the score was done by Charlie Clouser of Nine Inch Nails. To my surprise, it's the best use of Nine Inch Nails music since the title sequence of "Se7en". The story and the music are like an inseparable force pulling you toward... madness? They really got the dark vibe thing working.Story concerns a drifter who gets a job painting an old motel in this rural town. On one level it's like a 1950's thriller, but it also feels like it's on acid. We watch the main character go through his daily routine, but it's always like there's this huge, horrible thing looming around him. And when we figure out what that thing is, the film achieves some old-school catharsis. There may be some rough spots along the way, but unlike a lot of recent films that rely on cheap "twist" endings, Deepwater's twist is the real deal. Well worth watching, and LISTENING. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Quinn Dalton has a way with words. If you've ever tried to explain an emotion but found that simple words - like anger, happiness, love, joy - just aren't sufficient, then you'll love this collection. It's an amazing book to get lost in, one story at a time. "Endurance Tests" was subtly heartbreaking...I had a lump in my throat almost from the very beginning. After reading "Midnight Bowling," I closed the book, put it down, and just sat there being stunned for a while...like I had to digest it before starting on the next.Dalton is a meticulous writer - not even a spare syllable as filler here - but at the same time wonderfully expansive. She forgoes mundane adjectives and instead creates beautiful descriptions, like "I watch him breathe, touch dripping horns of hair, try to replace my grab with gentleness" (from "Endurance Tests).Whether you're a fan of short stories or not, this book is worth the cover price and then some. Answer:
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