Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Quarters do not fit Review: The quarters do not fit in the book and you either have to bend the book to get them in. Most fall out because they will not fit in the hole completely. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Just get MK Trilogy for PSX,N64 or Sega Saturn Review: This game is basically just an upgrade to Mortal Kombat 3.It brings back some old characters that were not in MK3.Such as Scorpion,Reptile,Kitana,Jade...as well as a few new ones such as Rain and Ermac.The Sega Genesis port and The SNES ports were kinda bland.It's been awhile since I played this game,but from what I can remember,there were some missing elements to this.I think Sheeva was missing,Animalalities were taken out,and a few backgrounds were gone too.Also with this Genesis version,you will also need a six button pad to play it.Like with MK3.Unless you wanna put yourself through the torcher of using a three button controller.My best advice would be to just leave UMK3 alone and pick up Mortal Kombat Trilogy for another system instead.It's got everything this game has and more.Only buy this,if you are a die hard Genesis collector,or if you don't own a Playstation,Nintendo 64 or a Sega Saturn. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Frentic and Overrated Review: I went with some friends to see this at the theater on a rainy afternoon, and was expecting a pleasant surprise. What I got was an unexpected disappointment.While the movie starts out very well, opening on the aftermaths of Romeo and Juliet's deaths, the film starts quickly losing it by the minute. While it sounded like a good idea to modernize Shakespeare's most famous play, by still retaining the original dialogue and speech, it doesn't come together very well. Director Baz Luhrmann is trying too hard to cater to the MTV generation and the teen girls who love Leo. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A political treatise... Review: I found Mr Blanchard's book to read more like a political treatise than a manual for responsible gun ownership. Indeed, I found the book to be more of an NRA recruiting pamphlet than anything else. In his book, Blanchard makes some inflammatory statements about race and religion that he puts forth as fact, when indeed they are opinions.Advocating that gun ownership is fine and good is one thing (and I agree with it). Suggesting that black people are only free if we own guns is one of the stupidest things I have ever heard. Answer:

A: