Title: Great SciFi Review: Great science fiction movie. Taut suspense and drama. Realistic film about kids making home movie at an old railroad depot. Military train has tremendous wreck and veiled warning to the kids by the man involved. So far, only realism, no fantasy or science fiction. Odd things start happening and alien/monster gradually makes appearance half way into movie, but not graphically as in a horror movie. Something to do with the military and strange cube objects, but connection left suspensefully murky. I could not tell how the plot would unfold or what the ending would be.Super movie for those who like realistic drama with a science fiction twist. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: I still love my iBook G4! Review: I've had a 12" iBook G4 since 2005 and it's still my favorite notebook for browsing the internet, writing letters, and even reading pdf's. It's very lightweight and I consider the screen the perfect size. It's held up very well. One of the keys has a hairline crack and one of the rubber feet on the bottom fell off but I clean it every month or so and it still looks almost new.My only criticism is that it gets a little warm so I keep it on top of a clipboard when holding it in my lap. No viruses, no crashes, no worries.When netbooks started becoming popular a couple of years ago, I had to laugh because I already have a lightweight, handy netbook. In fact, I'm using it right now to write this review. Given a choice between a new Asus or Dell netbook or a used iBook G4 for the same price, I would take the G4 without thinking about it for a second. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: Works great. Review: Great cable. Should have bought longer one. Using it with a Lenovo PC, a high end FireWire to express card and marrying to a Presonus Studio Live. No issues. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: "Birds Sing" -- really -- from Tchaikovsky to Grieg Review: I'm an old-time music collector - you'll never hear anything quite like this. These are actual bird songs collected by arranger/composer Robert Lafond for his "ornithological orchestra." It's really instrumental music accompanied by the very real songs of birds, from the cardinal to the swallow to the woodpecker. The CD contains irony ("Le Cygne") and beauty (Beethoven's "Symphony No. 6").Lafond has worked previously with children's recordings, and this most likely would be a good introduction to some of the classics if you wanted to play this for your children. I don't have children, though, and this middle-aged veteran collector found this to be a unique, lovely and often humorous rendition of classics. "Clair De Lune" is particularly pretty. Is the review positive or negative?
