Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The first 14 minutes of this movie might be the best in all of Bronson's movies. The intense car chase, the white Mustang GT, the Luger! What was that, anyway, a rental car? After that, not as great. But at least we get to see the seamy underbelly of an American city (New Orleans), Charlie's acting at his best (as "Jeff Heston"), and some really first-rate cinematography. What does he say about the violent city to Jill Ireland? Something like, "It's always there, you just only see it when you're with me." The rest of the movie, at least for me, was not up to the same level. But still Bronson in his prime. This must have looked great on the big screen back in the old days. Charles Bronson 40 feet high, just like God intended! Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: We enjoyed watching Billy: The Early Years of Billy Graham. The young Billy was appealing and charming and funny and real. What God did and is doing through his life is amazing and teaches all of us that with faith and conviction a simple life can have world-wide and eternal impact. The movie was a good depiction of that. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I love, love Dr. Seuss books. My 3 children and I have read them all. Even the ones you have never heard of. I appreciate the effort, but there is much lacking for it to be called a genuine Dr. Seuss book. The boys like it, but it is not one they pull off the shelf to read. They would rather "The Cat in the Hat", or "Green Eggs and Ham" (or any of the others).It has to be my idea to read this one.I do realize that it is a non-fiction book, but the rhythm & some of the rhymes just don't work. I think they could have done a little more to make it "sing-song". That's what makes a Seuss book! Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Although I tried, I just couldn't finish this book. For the same reasons I can't tolerate watching movies where women are vicitimized, I couldn't tolerate this book. It certainly started interestingly enough, but quickly deteriorated into three long, overly dramatic tales of women who allowed the men in their lives to walk all over them, time and time again. Perhaps the author was trying to elicite the reader's sympathy for these characters...instead I just wanted to scream at them to get a life.Please, Ms. Deveraux, although some women are forced to endure sub-standard treatment at the hands of their lovers, it's a bit tough to believe that these THREE such gifted women would ALL have had their lives ruined by men and been unable to, just a little, pull themselves out of their despair. Give women more credit, and give men a break. You must have characterized the most dysfunctional members of each gender in this book. Answer:

A: