Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Interesting! Review: I've read the book front to back virtually without being able to put it down. I've read other reviews about it. Yes, at times it does speak the reality as we'll tend to say about what we're doing in our daily life. But do we really mean it, NO! Okay, some of it maybe but not all of it. If we're to actually mean what we say about our work then we wouldn't do what we're doing day after day.If at all, it gave me an inside view of the BCT and OCS which I plan to do in early 2011. This isn't the book that will tell you how many push ups and sit ups you need to do or what kind of physical and mental shape you'd need to be in for the BCT. This is more of a dairy of a soldier going through these training. Although I'd say it may prepare you mentally, I'd think, since I haven't been there yet. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: OK once. Review: You never connect with any of the characters. You do not dislike the characters; they are just kind-of bland....like....uh...Sweden!I give 2-stars to any movie I do not keep to watch again 10-years from now.Some very unique and realistic bombing-raids are a highlight of the film.Britain sends agents to bring Amsterdam's industrial-diamonds back to Britain, and out of the hands of the approaching German-army. There are many German-sympathizers in Amsterdam. The agents do not know who to trust. This is not an espionage movie like the movie's title implies. It is a simple plot of the British-agents trying to get through the German-sympathizers mostly by avoiding them.Some shoot-outs. There is not anything strikingly bad about the film. Some things are done well. It was ok, just didn't grab me. You have to have some characters with personality for a good film. War movies with personality are: "Where Eagles Dare", "The Great Escape", "Escape from Sobibor", "Wild Geese", "Patton". Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: An alternative path for 60s jazz Review: By this stage in his prolific recording career McLean had moved decisively away from the changes based hard bop sound of his 50s releases toward a more open / freer / modal approach, but without sacrificing his melodic invention. This release is a totally successful alternative to the freer direction that jazz was moving toward in the 60s with Ornette, Cecil etc. McLean knew that he didn't want to go that far, but also that he had to find his own way to move on. Together with other like minded players - Andrew Hill, Bobby Hutcherson, Joe Henderson for example - they forged what at the time must have sounded like a compromised version of the "new thing", but today makes you wish that more players had worked in this area which cooly and intelligently adds to the jazz tradition in a very measured way. McLeans's alto sound is sour and fantastic, making him a direct predecessor to Roscoe Mitchell to these ears. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: This is a disappointment. Review: Run, do not walk to avoid this product.What a disappointment.If I could return it, I would. Answer:
