Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Let's start with a rather significant actor bail-out on this stinker - Rachel Weisz - who played 'Evie' bailed - her replacement is weak, leaving you going "huh??" Next, we get this idea that somehow, this is a Martial Arts showcase movie, not the horror-lite, adventure film like it's predecessors. Take all that into consideration and wrap it all into a script that would've been better to wrap fish in and you start to get the idea. This movie stinks - really stinks - worse than "Big Trouble in Little China" bad. I don't know, I used to think Brendan Fraser had some potential in this genre, but now .... what a lunkhead of an actor.This movie was soooooo bad, that after 45 minutes invested in to trying to figure out where this clunker was going, I gave up, turned it off and watched something more entertaining - like the Weather Channel. Don't bother with this stinker. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I bought this toaster because it was more expensive and I thought it would be better. It is poorly designed and highly inefficient. Even if you put in a single slice of toast ALL the heater elements go full blast just as if you put in four pieces. Total waste of electricity! Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I'm not familiar with modern Russian Authors, the only Russians I read are kierkegaard and Dostoevsky. Lukyanenko's style is most defiantly Russian, like his 19th century counterpart Dostoevsky, Night Watch is dark, funny and fatalistic. If you are expecting a novel with easy answers, and well defined heros, Lukyanenko is not for you. The characters, and division of powers are morally ambiguous, and leave you wondering, who really are the good guys? It is a good literary reflection of the postmodern anti-hero, and how this Western philosophy is developing in post cold-war Russia. While I don't agree with the authors underlying world view, I still greatly appreciate his creative talents. I look forward to reading Day Watch. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: As a teenager I visited the magnificent Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico, and I toyed with the idea of becoming a caver. That was years ago, but when I spotted this mystery all of those daydreams enveloped me, and I thought what a wonderful setting for a murder. Oops--childhood daydreams should remain as such. This story exhibited all the luster of a 7th grade, science class day trip. Page after page--on everything you ever wanted to know about stalagmites & stalactites, but what happened to the mystery? Answer:

A: