Ques:Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Bad packaging, bent book Review: The book arrived completely bent on one of the sides. A real shame as it is a hard copy and very hard to put back into shape.

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Ques:Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Read this book! Review: I definitely thought this book was one of the best thoroughbred books in the series. Samantha is defenitely one of my favorite characters, and Shining is one of my favorite horses. I almost started crying while reading this book, when Samantha was thinking of giving Shining up. i loved this book sooo much, and i know that you will too.

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Ques:Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Not nearly as good as "The Club Dumas" Review: I very much enjoyed The Club Dumas for its clever use of plot, subplot and the weaving in of Alexander Dumas' writing style. Thinking I'd found a clever writer, I unfortunately choose to read The Flanders Panel. I was very disappointed by this book. On the plus side, I enjoyed the mystery embedded in the painting and the use of chess imagery was intriguing. On the down side, the villian's identity was telegraphed way too early in the book which took the mystery out of the main plot. Finding out why this person did the evil deeds was a big let down and quite unsatisfying. I didn't believe the motive for a minute. Will I read other books by Arturo Perez-Reverte? Based on the strength of The Club Dumas I would say yes, but if the next one turns out as weak as The Flanders Panel I will relegate this author to my never again list.

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Ques:Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: SODERBERGH GOES NUTS Review: Put Monty Python, Mad Magazine and Kafka in a blender, add celluloid and you'll get Stephen Soderbergh's comedy SCHIZOPOLIS (Criterion).This paranoid pastiche of skits, visual puns and verbal riffs has no story but attempts nothing less than making sense of reality via dentistry, doublespeak and corporate espionage.Besides directing and starring in a dual role, Soderbergh wrote the screenplay, edited the film and interviews himself on the commentary track. He says:"If you don't understand this film, it's your fault and not ours."No, Stephen, it's your fault.

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