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Title: Offbeat but wonderful Hitchcock Review: Shot in a blaze of Autumn colors in Barre and Craftsbury Common Vermont, "Harry" is Hitchcock's black comedy. The story opens with young Arnie Rogers ("The Beaver" Jerry Mathers) discovering a corpse lying in a open field. He runs home tells his air-head mother Jennifer (Shirley MacLaine) what he found. Jennifer thinks she did Harry in, but so does Captain Wiles (Edmund Gwenn) and Ivy Gravely (Mildred Natwick) and as a result, Harry gets buried and dug up so many times we lose track. The film is about how these diffident denizens of a small Vermont town relate, gradually revealing more and more about themselves. The dialog is wonderful, but you have to like films that move slowly with lots of conversation, if you do, you will love "Harry." The photography is magnificent, the beauty of Vermont pours through. Vermont still looks just like it did when "Harry" was filmed, fantastic. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Don't Expect Any Dancing Review: I bought this video because I wanted a fun, new way to get in shape. I have also taken ballet forever and thought I might learn something from the pros. Nope. There is one tiny dance section (if you can call it that), and the rest is the dancers going through very slow, very boring stretches. I did not break a sweat or even have tired muscles afterward. The only thing I really liked about this video were the dancer profiles at the end, but I didn't buy this tape to see the E! True Hollywood Stories. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Finally we get to see the real Stones Review: There's no doubt in anyone's mind that the Stones during the Taylor era were at the top of their game. Despite the fact that he did not write any of their music, Taylor's exquisite guitar playing to complement Keith's great foundation playing, the musicianship took precedence over the theatrics and Jagger's "one man show" performance.of the latter Stones. The big gripe I have (I knew it would happen) is the lower volume of Taylor's guitar where you almost have to strain to hear all the details and nuances. Unlike a bootleg cd I have from the same era recorded in Europe, where the master's guitar is loud and up front where it belongs. After all these years of professional jealously, give it a rest Keith. Let the fans enjoy the Stones before they became a caricature of their former selves. Is the review positive or negative?
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