Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I read a number of reviews before ordering this movie and just a short way into the movie I was regretting not giving heed to the many negative reviews. I am just about at the one hour mark and even though I purchased the 3D version of this movie for only $14.99, I am wishing I had not wasted that money. I will have to force myself to finish this movie and hopefully, I will be able to unload it at a movie exchange store for at least a few dollars. Save your money and a couple of hours of your time and miss this turkey. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I've been using a manual pump, and thought a electric pump would be easier and more convient. The suction is so low, even on maximum, that I needed to go back and use the manual pump afterwards. Never mind the noise. The kicker, you can't even return the product if you are not satisfied and if you call Medela they are no help...don't waste your money. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I think it's one of the great books to come out of WW2. The greatness is in the little things. Like when Megellas had to walk around a tree, outdoors in the dead of winter, to sleep while walking. They couldn't lie down in the snow or they'd die of cold.Or when, at the end of the war, he's marching in a parade up 5th Avenue in NYC and recognizes some buddies now become civilians cheering them on from the 'sidelines'.I'll never forget 'Rivers', his friend through many fights and hardships. I'll never forget his 'love affair' with the Thomson sub machine gun. (It saved his life many times and deserved love!)Megellas was used to hard times. He worked in the WPA and liked it too. He was grateful for the work and pay! He is honest, and it illustrates one reason why the U.S.A. won the war. Guys like him. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Troubled and manic, always begging for attention. There are many other baseball memoirs more worthy of the time and expense. Answer:

A: