input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I bought this book based upon the posted reviews. I have often wondered if the regular buying public actually contributed these or if the author or their friends wrote em to increase sales. I now know. Bar and Club design is a lot of sizzle and no steak. The photographs are nice if you are in to super slick Euro looking clubs where you can visually hear the techno trash music in the background. The pictures are amusing only because you look at them once and think why? I guess that is why they were selected for this book. There are no ideas anyone spending their own money would care to emulate; unless you are spending Euro's or Yen. I did not get even one idea from this book and I am an open minded guy looking for ideas. May I suggest 'Successful Restaurant Design' and 'Restaurants That Work.' Even though they say restaurant in the title they show many more pictorial ideas, floorplans and insight for bars than this disappointment. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is a pretty good album. Full of good heavy guitar riffs and cool solos. But I think "...And Justice For All" is Metallica's best album to date (you can read my review in the review section for "...And Justice For All"). I suggest getting this one after you get "...And Justice For All". The only song that don't like at all is number 8, "Damage, Inc." Otherwise this c.d. is pretty good. ROCK ON METALLICA!! Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This film is a mess. The title and story is nothing but a cash-in on the first movie. That being said, I'm happy Dolph didn't star in this film, there is no disguising the fact this movie really stinks! Rent the original Universal Soldier for a good action flick. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: If you want to remember--or learn about--how utterly rotten 1975 was, exhibit A is the first season of Saturday Night Live. The comedy is not up to the high school level; one after another of the sketches falls completely flat. And there should be a contest about who was the worst host. Rob Reiner was pathetic. Lily Tomlin was excruciatingly bad. And as for Louise Lasser.....Then there was the bad music. And the garrish clothes. And the stiflingly uniform political correctness (even before the term was invented), made to seem oh-so-daring. (It takes a lot of courage and smarts to make fun of Gerald Ford.) In short, drugs help make these programs funnier than they were. Which is surely one of the problems haunting the performers and the writers who concocted some of the lamest excuses for comedy to be seen anywhere. Answer:
output: