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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Series was great - DVD disks are crap Review: I loved this series. Boy, I wish I could see it again. The disks sent to me are crap: the pilot episode was fine until the end credits, when it froze; the next episode won't play at all. Crap!Update: Amazon replaced the set and it plays well. I read elsewhere on the Web that the DVD manufacturer for this set is not the best. Love the series. The pilot is hard to take, then the series just gets better and better. "Who Monitors the Birds?" and "River of Stars" are B+ movie quality, the first may even be an A. I too am a Firefly fan. Check out this series.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: I think this movie really misses the point. Review: I've been a long time fan of Charles Bukowski's work and i was sadly disappointed with Factotum. I think Matt Dillon is a great actor but this movie just doesn't work. To me, this movie came off as if it were the 'Coles Notes' of Bukowski's work and unfortunately flows like a high school book report. I think Matt Dillon was way to polished for the part of Bukowski and because of it Hank came off almost completely devoid of passion and wit. Matt's performance regrettably does not touch his incredible work done in "Drugstore Cowboy" or any other one of his many great roles. I think some great talents were cast and i don't want to take anything away from them but this movie simply doesn't work. If you're a Bukowski fan and you haven't already seen 'Barfly', i would defiantly recommend it over this.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: What a terrific discovery! In a word: Nice! Review: This book was my introduction to the works of Peter B. Kyne, a writer from the 1920s and '30s who was not too highly respected by critics. The critics be hanged. This is a charming book peopled with characters that reached into my soul and stirred inner feelings that had been lying dormat. It is a romance. It is humor. It is a moralistic tale. Two people at the depths of the depression struggle through, aided by their outstanding code of ethics and a generous benefactor. The book is filled with improbable coincidences, but the story is told so charmingly, it doesn't matter. If you like well written dialogue, interesting situations, and feel-good endings, this is the book for you. I can't wait to read more of Kyne's efforts.
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