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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Chick flick with a twist Review: I'm a long time Sandra Bullock fan and expected Ryan Reynolds to pale beside her. Surprisingly, this wasn't the case. Ryan reminds me of Meryl Streep in that he can effectively convey feelings, thoughts and emotions with subtle facial shifts. This film also was a pleasant surprise for a male viewer in that Ryan was the emotionally available half of the duo. Don't know about the rest of you but I'm tired of seeing images of feckless males in movies and The Proposal was a breath of fresh air in this regard. I found the pairing of a younger man with an obviously older woman a delightful twist because the movie showed them both getting past age issues and finding each other's underlying qualities and beautiful hearts. The reason I didn't give it five stars is that the script is a bit too formulaic. With a bit more imagination in the screen writing this would merit five stars.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Painful reading Review: Verbose, cumbersome, and hardly readable. Cleaves, like many authors of this period, must have felt compelled to overwrite this work so that it would appear "scholarly" to his contemporary readers. We have a new name for it in the 21st century: Bad. He repeatedly makes reference to characters not previously introduced. After page 200 or so he frequently lapses into what can best be described as listing, in no particular order, strings of otherwise unrelated facts. The only reason to read this book is that there are few if any complete biographies of Harrison's life available, so we must do with what we have. I can only hope that someone will produce a well written treatment of this very interesting figure in the future.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Long Lost John Review: I'm very sorry I put down thirty dollars for this book. Giuliano, who includes five pictures of himself in the photos section, takes every opportunity to portray himself as the sole crusader for truth in a world of profiteering phonies ruled by Yoko Ono. The number of small, snide, petty comments and uncorroborated accusations is staggering. Giuliano doesn't seem to think that accusations of rape, incest, and abuse need any more than anecdotal evidence to back them up, and very little of the book discusses Lennon's talent and genius. Giuliano also takes unprovoked potshots at Julia Baird and her book, which he had co-author credit on, oddly enough. The author has something to prove and his book isn't worth your time unless you're interested in seeing how Geoffrey Giuliano wrestles with his issues.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Poor writing, questionable observations, bigotry Review: A poorly written book on a subject that deserves a better treatment. Some parts of this book are truly interesting, such as how time was reckoned prior to the introduction of standard time and how standard time came about. Most of the book, however, rambles on and on with the questionable observations and interpretations of the author. Particularly annoying is his use of the subject to endorse his quaint belief in Darwinism, his odd environmental views (somehow he finds his view that the world is "warming" relevant to the 19th century quest for standard time)and to position himself as oh-so-politically-(and academically) correct. He even adds a totally gratuitous afterward to express his bigoted views of Southerners. If you're fascinated with this book because of the title (Dr. Who fans are most likely to be deceived) forget it, it doesn't live up to it. If you must read this book, wait until the public library makes the mistake of buying it.
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