Q: Title: A great read even if you aren't a screenwriter! Review: Anyone who loves stories of old Hollywood or anyone who appreciates a good story, wonderfully and wittily written, will appreciate this book. Kaufman captures the nuttiness of Hollywood - he is an iconoclast in the best sense, having lived the experiences himself. Also wonderful to read are the vignettes scattered throughout by contemporary screenwriters, including the writers for "Seinfeld," for "Thelma and Louise," and many others. The pictures in the middle of the book, which include beautiful shots of Elizabeth Taylor, Monty Clift, and Eva Marie Saint, make the book worthwhile in themselves. Anyone who has struggled with writers' block, even doing a paper for school, will appreciate what Kaufman has to say on this subject. The book is a pleasure to read - fast and funny. Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: Disappoinment Review: Was very disappointed when the product was not available & my money was refunded.I really wanted this item for Christmas. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Tedious, but compelling story Review: This book was required for my American Lit class. It's not the genre I would normally read, but I found Tanner's autobiography (or biography, since he didn't write it himself, but dictated it to a ghost writer) fascinating. I could have rented it from my college, but I liked it enough to want a copy for my personal library. "The Falcon" is an account of life among early 1800's American Indians--their lifestyle and culture--from the perspective of a captive (Tanner) who not only adapts, but embraces them as his own. It begins with his kidnapping and ends with his return to the white man's world thirty years later. It's not a thrill-a-minute adventure (though most assuredly an adventure), but a true picture of life among the Ojibbeway Indians. If Colonial-period history, Indians, and captivity stories are of interest to you, I highly recommend this book. Is this product review negative?
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Q: Title: Tune in Turn off....atleast for 66 minutes Review: Yes I admit when I handed the cashier my 14 dollars I was expecting an album similar to the self titled masterpiece. But after listening to the opening cut "tender" I realized how foolish this was of me. Every great band pushes the boundaries a step (or two). I'm on my fourth complete listen in two days and beginning to fall in love with it. The album is extremely cathartic and will be placed on the same shelf as say "tonights the night". Warning to all you "charming men", if your expecting a bit of brit pop or wooooh hoooooh you may be disappointed. It's more like Lo-fi meets conceptual art at it's finest....Enjoy Is this product review negative?
