Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Reception is very clear. I love every feature of this product. Would buy the same set again. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Based on the subdued novel, which is a very good read, Return to Innocence tackles the issue of an alleged sexual abuse on a minor, with the unique spin of placing the man in the position of victim and the boy as aggressor. You really get a sense of the danger the man is in and you find yourself pulling for him during the trial. Richard Meese (the man) nails the sympathetic male role to perfection, while Andrew Martin (the boy) does a very convincing job at making you love and hate him at the same time. This film is not for everyone, but those of us who work amongst children as I do (teacher) will find this little film to be an educational tool in addition to its entertainment value. It is a well-crafted movie, and a true example of independent cinema at its best. . Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This game I bought used, but I'm ready to rid myself of it. The graphics are OK, but the amount of play it takes you to master this game is pathetic. I beat the game after only 10 minutes of plays and Game Overs. Even the HARD MODE wasn't, ummm, hard. The part that really got on my nerves was that you can't save your game on say, level 6, turn off the system, start it back up, and have it load your save. Even if it only saved when I got the extra options, I'd be satisfied, but it couldn't even do that. STAY AWAY FROM THIS GAME!!!!! Answer:
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