Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Eragon Review: I am almost finished with the first book and can't wait to get to the next book. Can't beleive the auther started at age 15 with this book. Look forward to many years of good reading from Christopher Paolini.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Not crazy about this one Review: I have read other books by Stuart that I really liked - "Glass Houses" is a particular favorite - but this one was too dark for me. I like Stuart's writing style, and the first third or so of the book is wonderful. It is about how Danny and Katharine first fell in love, and I really did believe that he loved her. Which is what made me dislike the rest of the story. I was nearly as distraught as Katharine to realize that the man who supposedly loved her so much was able to make himself forget her completely for a decade, to the point that he no longer even recognized her. That's not only unbelievable to me, it is also unromantic. Mac was able to convince Katharine that he had re-fallen for her, but Stuart didn't convince me. I will avoid any more of her books that have a time gap/reunion theme, because this was not a fun read for me.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: This movie was hip! (From a first grade point of view) Review: Back in the late eighties I recall seeing the trailer for Oliver and Company and I got caught up in the hype. Unfortunatly, I didn't have the money to see the film and it was never released to video after it's debut. So when the film had it's re-issue you bet I was quick to see it. I expected an exciting story, great eighties music, and stunning animation. Instead I got cartoon music, overly cute acting, and a poor story. Disney had stapled this film as appealing to the teenage crowd. How? This is most defintely a kid movie. The music was not contempory to its time and the human characters lacked a lot to be desired. Here is what I expected (and in detail!). Great eighties music, a strong gangster villian (preferably Italian), and a guy down on his luck who you could relate to instead of a bumbling bum. But sigh...they had to throw in a cute girl and singing birds. Sigh...
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Finally released on DVD...with other Kramer films Review: This updated review is to say THANKS to Sony for releasing this wonderful film on DVD. It's boxed with four other Kramer films, in which I have little interest, but Hey! at least it's on DVD!This film adaptation of Carson McCullers' coming of age story features wonderful performances by Ethel Waters - a luminous screen presence - and a young Julie Harris as tomboy Frankie, along with an excellent supporting cast. This is a poignant and excellent film that depicts a portion of everyone's life that we need not to forget, if not for ourselves, for those in the throes of it, now and to come. And if you like the film, read the novel, too. McCullers was a fine, fine writer.
