Is this product review positive? Title: DO NOT BUY this curling iron! Review: I bought this curling iron, allured by the claim of the tourmaline technology being better for my hair. I have used multiple curling irons and curlers throughout the years, but have never had the horrible experience I've had with this one. It is apparently WAY too hot, even on the lowest setting. In one week of use, my hair has gone to it's worst shape ever. I have lost patches of hair, and every time I use this iron, my hair feels "crunchy." I am never using it again, while I still have some hair left on my head, and will be looking for another one ASAP. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: No bucks, no Buck Rogers! Review: This is an excellent, indepth look at a vastly underrated and underappreciated film. I've always been a fan of "The Right Stuff" but have never been able to find any kind of information on it.Mr. Charity has certainly done his homework by writing a thorough account of the how the film was made, complete with access to director Philip Kaufman, and a top notch analysis of the film itself. There is some truly fascinating stuff in this book. For example, he examines the rather experimental techniques that went into creating the film's special effects. I love film books that talk about how the movie was made with anecdotes and interesting factoids. This book does not disappoint on this level.I enjoyed this book so much that I read it all the way through in one sitting. It's yet another great entry into this BFI series and well worth picking up if you're a fan of this particular film. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Swiss? Review: Just for informational purposes, before you buy it, please be aware these watches are NOT Swiss made. I did research and found they are built somewhere in Asia. I purchased this watch a couple years ago from a retail store in the mall. Granted it looked good, but it lasted like 8 months. Your choice... Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Yoga for real people Review: I purchased this DVD and another Yoga video by Allen Finger. Peggy Cappy's version is definitely inspiring. Ms. Cappy demonstrates the poses along with 4 other real people ranging in age from 40-something to 70-something.The idea that she encourages the use of a chair for the poses is wonderful and made me feel like this was something I could do. I felt really great about myself as she moved slowly through the breathing, stretching and beginning poses.However, it seemed that 15 minutes into the second 20-minute session that I had jumped into an intermediate class. She moved very quickly into combining moves without demonstrating each. I know I will get the hang of it, but it's going to take a while---like putting individual dance steps into a complete routine.I recommend the video for people who might be afraid of failing at Yoga --- as I was. Answer:
