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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: one of the last of the biblical epics, this was a bomb in its initial release, and deservedly so. the movie doesnt know whether it is de mille or italian realism, and most of the sequences (adam & eve, tower of babel) are either laughable or langorous (george c scott & ava gardner as abraham & sarah). yet stuck in the middle is a fine half hour sequence of the story of noah, with director john huston casting himself in the one strong sequence in the movie: replete with the right mix of humor and awe. that half hour isnt enough to recommend buying or renting the dvd, but if you can catch it on tv some day, its worth a half hour of your life. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Arrived in a timely matter, however book was damaged. The last few pages of the book were missing. It appears as though those pages had been torn away. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Wow. What a dark album. These guys have been around for ten or so years and i've been a fan for awhile, but let me say they have outdone themselves. Martyr isn't your run-of-the-mill doom album. Im so sick and tired of hearing the same old doom cliches on all these supposedly new doom albums coming out, Blood Legacy delivers, they do it big time on martyr. Jason's vocals are so dark and almost black-ish that i really feel where he is coming from on these songs. Tempo's range from slow to moderate to in your face blast beats, it's a good combination that works so well on these songs, but i really love the electronic elements like on the song "Martyr". They add a heaviness to this record that will just crush you. It's a great album, almost perfect, But then again no one is, so 4 stars! Don't miss this one, trust me, you'll be glad you picked you up. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Children in the fifth through eighth grades who are studying Vikings would find this book very entertaining. The readings are short, illustrations are plenty and colorful, and the "voice" is usually first person.The author took great pains to present Viking history, social customs, and every day life in a manner with which children could readily identify. For instance, there are "newspaper ads" for common household needs that are written in "today's" format. News snippets are linked together by general topics.As a historian and former Norwegian achaeologist, I was delighted to see that historical accuracy was upheld when writing this book.This book does not intended to make anyone a scholar, but for children first encountering the Vikings, the book cleverly spoons much history into young brains. Furthermore, the newpaper format makes parental reading enjoyable.This book belongs on any social studies shelf. Answer:
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