Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The movie was a small screen the whole time, making watching the movie difficult. I wouldnt pay for this again. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I found this book very informative especially for me as i am a novice regarding this history.First of all this was written by an englishman who painted a very balanced write-up. he presents the facts that the waffen ss morphed into a formidable military unit vs a bunch of murderers that most of us grew up on to believe by hollywood(you can guess the rest).second, this was written in 2003 & it is interesting to read another book written in 2011 called Surrender invites death. Surrender somewhat rips off chris bishop`s book but slants it the facts to reflect the WINNER`s PRAll in all, i enjoyed this book for representing a unbiased view. This may not be popular but that`s the point.history books are written by winners but we should not ignore the losers`point of view or side of the story. Chris bishop corrects this. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: There is so much to like about this movie, but you really have to be a die-hard Star Wars fan to enjoy it. George Lucas really gave the fans what they wanted, and the Saga is looking like it's back on course, after the strange cornicopa that was The Phantom Menace. Think back to the pre-prequal era. Didn't you WANT to see Yoda kick some butt? Didn't you WANT to see the origin of the Clones? Didn't you WANT to see the origin of Boba Fett? Didn't you WANT to see the CLONE WARS? Didn't you WANT to see Anakin and Obi Wan as student and mentor? Episode 2 gives the fans all this and more and I think most are just too WHINEY to accept the truth. Once Episode 3 is released I believe the tide will turn. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I discovered Crais by accident. He's not John D. MacDonald, and the lead character is a sort of rip-off of Travis McGee and Spenser, but this book was good enough to get me to buy the (used) paperbacks in this series, of which this is the first. Good plots, snappy dialogue, what one expects these days of good private ey novels. Answer:

A: