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Is this product review positive? Title: Just barely worth it... Review: This book is a direct re-print of the year 1888 Hong Kong edition. Only this one has been enlarged (which shows just how primitive the original printing was). They did not bother to re-typeset or edit the book in any way.The book starts with an apology about how the book looks (it seems they were aware of this back in 1888).It reads like an abbreviated version of Soothill's dictionary. Many of the Chinese characters just look like blobs (unreadable unless you are very familiar with Chinese or Japanese Kanji). There are no romanizations for the Chinese text. The fact that the book seems to be aimed at English readers who may be studying both Buddhism and the Chinese language, it is a mystery as to why there are no romanizations.Only buy this if you are familiar with Chinese text, and want a book to put next to your copy of Soothill's. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Good commedy Review: Another good old movie. A lot like todays generation people really haven't changed. A good movie to really think about. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Best Overall Movie...ever! Review: Without a doubt, this is the one movie that will be watched over and over. Redwoods is captivating, very personal, and leaves a lasting impression on the viewer. Starring Matthew Montgomery and Brendan Bradley, it is at the very least, an emotional rollercoaster filled with laughter, tears, and everything in between.Already highly acclaimed as one of the best gay romances of the gay romance genre, Redwoods will remain an immortal classic to be treasured long after the trees have fallen. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Illogical and Downright Silly Review: "88 Minutes" is one of the worst "thriller" movies I have seen in a long time. Al Pacino rants and raves and weaves in and out of ludicrous situations and characters (mostly young women) who can't bring any believability to the plot. Everything is overdone or overwrought - including Pacino. He is constantly startled and running from one unbelievable situation to the next. The whole idea of 88 minutes to die is contrived and nonsensical. It had every cliche and trick in the book on serial killers. The ridiculous twists and turns were laughable.Whoever wrote and edited this film obviously were banking on Pacino to save it. Pacino can do a lot, but in this romp he was running from place to place while a superhuman assistant was getting anything he asked done in a matter of minutes. It was implausible! I cringed watching him trying to make a film that had nothing but bad lines become an interesting thriller.Don't waste your time watching this. Answer:
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