Q: Title: Not Mozarts Requiem Review: I do not own, nor intend to purchase this soundtrack. I am writing this review for what is missing from the soundtrack rather than what is present. As has been mentioned in the other reviews, in the beginning of the film, the third part of Mozart's Requiem "Dies Irae" was played. Why is this not present on the soundtrack? I can only site this as yet another example of the musical degradation of our society. On rare occasions truly great pieces of music are inserted into popular movies for the very reason that they elicit strong responses on both an intellectual and emotional level. Yet these wonderful pieces of music rarely appear on the soundtracks because they are not "popular." I suggest that you retaliate against this by buying Mozart's Requiem instead of this soundtrack. You will find in more rewarding on all levels. Is this product review negative?

A: Yes


Q: Title: Horrible Review: When I gear up to watch a horror movie, I expect a whole hell of a lot. My standards for horror are VERY high. This movie misses the mark by about 700 miles. There are a few creepy moments scattered throughout, and places where you see the potential for a truly terrifying movie, but it pulls back from every good idea it has. The concept is great, the movie is NOT. It gets super cheesy toward the end, like, unforgivably cheesy. Look, some men's trash is others treasure. I was wildly unimpressed with this movie. I hoped for a lot more. Is this product review negative?

A: Yes


Q: Title: It's not good Review: I've been a Suzuki teacher for 12 years. I found that this CD is really out of tune and in many cases sloppy. It has one cool feature and that is it's Suzuki playing Suzuki and he was in his 80s (I think) when it was recorded. The two other CD's available, however, in some cases have lightning fast tempos. The new Midi CD-ROM seems to have solved that issue. Is this product review negative?

A: Yes


Q: Title: A Mixture of Frailties Remixed Review: Treats the same subject as the much earlier A Mixture of Frailties, from a different approach (and in a more modern manner). Philosophical, farcical, thoughtful, touching, and even -- gasp - educational. The plot drives ahead almost unnoticed, as usual, until you realize, quite by accident, that you really need to find out how this is all going to come out. Is this product review negative?

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