Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Very boring run-of-the-mill gags. I got the feeling they just made this movie to enjoy a vacation together. Bad writing, sentimental crap. I love many of the comics in the movie, it was just a sorry script. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I enjoyed Left Behind. This work of fiction explains some of what is in the Bible concerning end times.The characters came alive throughout the pages.I was drawn into the pages by the creative skills of theauthor(s).The thought of everyone vanishing in the Rapture and being left behind is a nightmare. I think the writer(s) did a great job of painting a picture of what it would be like if that were to happen. Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It works well, it would be nice if the cord and hose were as long as the older models had but it does a good job. Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Skip Gorman is one of a new generation of cowboy-oriented folk singers -- Ian Tyson, Don Edwards, and Michael Martin Murphey are the best-known of the lot -- who have revived the art of Western song. Here multi-instrumentalist Gorman showcases the familiar ("Colorado Trail," "Border Affair," the late Gene Autry's "Mexicali Rose") and the not-so-familiar ("Maid of Argenta," "The Lonely Cowboy," "My Old Waddy Pal") and sets them to spare, lonesome-prairie arrangements. ("Brazos River Song" appears, incidentally, as "Texas River Song" on Lyle Lovett's current CD, Step Inside This House.) Gorman's singing is at once passionate and understated. The overall effect is sheer pleasure, the sort of record you'll listen to so often it'll begin to feel like an old friend. Answer:
