Q: Title: Why Universal, Why?? 5 stars for the show 1 star for Universal Review: Why does Universal have to own the rights to all the really good stuff? The Munsters, the classic Monster films of the 30s and 40s, and now Leave it to Beaver. I agree with the previous reviewer -- Double sided discs are a pathetic excuse in this day and age, especially for a show that kids will undoubtedly be loading and unloading from the DVD player themselves. Just look at the recently released Adventures of Superman for an beautfiful example fo how a classic television show from the 50s should be released -- singlesided picture discs, commentaries, bonus features. I have been waiting for Leave it To Beaver on DVD for years and will obviously purchase it -- but with my teeth clenched in frustration over the cheapskates at Universal DVD. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: AT&T 210 Review: This product is a real lightweight. It does seem to work, but that is about it.I would not recomend this product. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Red Hot Salsa II Review: This workout video was very hard to follow and it did not get my heart rate up to where it needs to be to burn enough calories. I guess it is a fun workout to do every once in awhile. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Disney, Not Disney Review: Since this was released by the Disney organization I assumed (my fault entirely) that it was produced by Disney and equal in quality to the previous parks material released in their Treasures series. This is not the case. The DVD is the product of a subcontractor who does okay work but (surprise) not up to the standards of the Disney organization itself when talking about their premiere product, the theme park. It views like a standard industrial house ad, or basic-cable non-fiction television with absolutely none of the magic that happens when the real Disney team is on the job. Is the review positive or negative?
