Title: Better Software is Available--Keep Looking Product review: I was truly dissapointed with this software. If I could have rated it negative 5 I would have. I expected more from Sesame Street. Not only did this CD interfere with the proper operation of my PC--causing it to lock up, freeze, and distort my monitor screen, I found it totally ineffective. The games are difficult to interact with, and there is NO ABILITY TO INCREASE THE SKILL LEVELS. There is no assessment of my childs skill, but rather, a stupid assessment of the "games." After my son (age 3) had mastered the concepts, there was no way to increase the difficulty level to keep him interested. I feel it was a waste of my money. My son loves Jump*Start's Preschool CD which gives me as a parent, more control over skill levels, and it's much easier for my son to navigate through the games. I'd say if you're considering Get Set To Learn! you should keep looking. Sign me--Ripped Off By Seasame Street! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not The Same! Product review: They need to get the rights for the music because it is killing the series. The music they have on the dvd season one is so corny. I miss all those great songs that went with the drama of the show. If they don't rectify this problem before season two comes out, I will not be buying it. Season one is a waste of money without the right music. Hopefully, they re-release it with the right soundtrtack. VERY DISAPPOINTING! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A Good C3 Corvette Reference Product review: This manual is almost 3/4" thick, so it can't have a great amount of detail in it for the entire C3 Corvette line. For the price, it is a good deal. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Welcome Back, De Palma Product review: I agree with previous review that heralds this as a return to form for Brian De Palma. His newest venture is very much a return to his old approach of style to burn. Working from his own script is certainly liberating for this filmmaker; this frees him from being hamstrung by profiteers like Cruise, who committed another crime against art when he put a straightjack on John Woo.Floating camera, split screen, etc. allows De Palma to get back to the basics as to why he started making films in the first place. If it is a matter of style over substance, so be it.Femme Fatale is well worth seeing if you have admired previous efforts like Blow Out, Phantom of the Paradise, etc. Welcome back, Brian. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
