Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A Great Addition to Your True Crime Library Review: I first learned of the Cindy James story on Unsolved Mysteries, although it was featured on other tabloid television shows as well. This is the extremely intriguing story of a nurse living in Vancouver, British Columbia who reported over three hundred episodes of threatening phone calls and letters, property damage, assault, battery, etc. over a seven year period. She was ultimately found bound and apparently strangled in a deserted lot several miles from her home. Neil Hall was a crime reporter who covered the story for the Vancouver Sun. Was it suicide or murder? I think you'll find this book to be both entertaining and informative- a unique addition to any true crime library. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Best Goo Goo Dolls' CD Yet Review: This CD is by far the best CD the Goo Goo Dolls' best CD. They sound a bit different than on the older CDs, and lightened up on the distortion, this CD is a must if you are a Goo Goo Dolls' fan. There is not a single song on the CD that I can't like on the CD. From the explosive beginning of "Dizzy," to the beautiful song "Hate This Place", tops even "A Boy Named Goo". I stongly reccomend you get this CD, no matter what music you like. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Pet car mesh barrier doesn't work Review: Ethical - Spot Backseat Rider Net Car Mesh Barrier for PetsThought this item might help keep my rowdy dogs from trying to climb into the front seat of the truck with me, but I was wrong. I've stopped using it because the dogs kept getting stuck in the mesh, and the mesh will not stay taught between the seats, even when pulled tightly. Maybe I can use it to tie down cargo in the truck bed instead... Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: AN INSULT TO MY INTELLIGENCE Review: The Amazon.com review calls it "intriguing and touching." Leonard Maltin calls it a "satire of our voyeuristic, consumer-driven society." Why have sophisticated film critics taken this annoying, bizarre, sophmoric film so seriously? I found this movie so blatantly and unintentionally contrived, it made me sick to watch it. The characters and performances turned me off more than those of any other movie I've seen (with the exception of The English Patient), especially the actress who played Truman's nurse wife (she has a very unnatural, annoying screen presence). Jim Carrey's trademark comedic attributes seemed completely stifled--a huge waste of talent.I think this movie would have worked much better as a black comedy rather than a hokey melodramatic satire that took itself MUCH too seriously. Peter Weir should stick to directing drama. Maybe someday he'll replicate another Witness. Answer:

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