Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It's great to finally have a collection available for these Marx Brothers movies. I don't care what film critics say, I believe every movie the Marx Brothers made is a classic. So much of their humour has been copied by modern day comedians. They are the original masters, and the best. I've been looking for these discs for years; so happy someone bought them for me for Christmas! Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I read this book while in the Army in 1968 and loved it. Sometime in 71' or 72' I saw a sneak preview of a film of the book in Denver. As far as I know it was never released. I wonder why and what ever happened to it. If anybody can provide me with any information I would greatly appreciate it. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Merlin misses its mark like a deaf bat hungover on a Sunday morning! It is so far off the beaten path that the title seems unjustified. The sets and costumes were from the wrong time period. The acting and script just awful. This movie reeks. There's no other way to put it. What were they thinking? Any chance it might've had of redeeming itself disappeared once Frick walked onto the set. The time of Merlin was poignantly one of sadness, tragedy, wonder, and grace. For a Martin Short or Jim Carrey to partake in such serious literary work of importance as this is a recipe for disaster. Unless Merlin was intended to be a parody, National Lampoon humor has no place in a film like this. My dog even threw up while we were watching! It may have all been a coincidence, but I have my suspicions... Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Easterman delivers a very harrowing "what if" tale in his novel K. The scenario is that the Allied forces lost the second World War and America has been taken over by Nazi forces. The new government has close ties to the German superpower and creates American work camps for all minorities. The plot involves British intelligence and high rank officials in the American gonvernment. Overall a decent read, but not nearly as satisfying as Easterman's other novels. Answer:

A: