Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Sometimes seeing a foreign movie is like stepping into an alternate universe, and you can't get much more alternate than 1930s Russia. I was surprised how well this stacked up to its Hollywood contemporaries and how similar it was in tone. If you enjoy musical comedies from the 1930s, don't hesitate to get this wonderful film. The story and direction were full of energy and wit. Lyubov Orlova would certainly have been a star in America. While comparisons to Jeanette MacDonald aren't off the mark, Orlova also was a terrific comic actress. The supporting actors are also wonderful. So don't be put off by the fact it was made in Stalin's USSR, the communist quotient is really low.The video lost a star because the songs aren't always subtitled (I suspect some of the communist flavor was hidden within in them), also because of the aspect ratio, certain elements are cut off. If you need more convincing to order this, see "East Side Story," a documentary about Soviet era musicals. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I found this product was helpful in my recovery from my shoulder surgery. Easy to install, store and bring with if I go out of town. I also liked the booklet that came with the item shows different ways to use it. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I never thought much of the original Omen. I found it long and dull. This movie is exactly the same. Generally when you remake a movie you do so to add things that maybe couldn't be done thrity years ago; you add special effects, you modernize language and style, you clean up the rough edges of the film. This remake does none of that. It is the exact same movie with new people. (And Julia Styles is a terrible actress.) The Omen 666 is reminiscent of the Psycho remake with Vince Vaughn and Anne Heche...they add NOTHING to the originals. Answer:

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