Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: THIS FILM HAS EVERYTHING!!!! Review: I rate this dvd a 10 on the "pint-o-meter". The outtakes are hilarious. For an aspiring screen-writer, there's a feature under "raw-meat" that contains footage of simon and edgar going through their "flip-chart" of ideas, plans, and...irregular drawings. These let us view into their world and see what was on their minds as they spawned such a creative plot and characters. the casting tapes were excellent as well. Watching simon's video diary made me crack up because it showed the informality in structure. it shows how much fun they really had behind the scenes...the atmosphere did not seem stressful for one bit. But my heart goes out to the most creative part of the extras: the plot holes. everything that was left unexplained? explained. simple as that. not to mention, the answers will keep you rolling with laughter. these features are just compliments to an already amazing movie. Buy it today and remember: aim for the head.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Wanted = suspenseful Review: Alice is suddenly jerked into a world of loneliness and being afraid. Someone has murdered her father and everyone thinks it was her. She flees from everyone, including her own mother. Can Alice find the killer before he finds her? Read this mystery to find out.Caroline B. Cooney has definitely created a suspenseful page-turner that makes you feel like you are Alice. I gave this book 4 stars because I could not put it down. Also, it was so suspenseful that it made me feel nervous at times. I recommend this book to anyone who likes mysteries.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Riveting, but not perfect Review: A Ship Made of Paper works as kind of a riveting, emotional page-turner. This is rear for a piece of literary fiction, which can usually be easily put down, as much as I like the "genre." Some of the dealings with race are clumsy, and the plot turns push the boundries of plausibility, but Spencer also demonstrates real skill jumping in and out of his various characters' perspectives. Ultimately, it's just a terribly entertaining read.PSDon't read the Publisher's Weekly review. They give away too much.
