Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Worst Blu-ray (and/or DVD) movie I own Review: I totally agree with John Craig. The acting is poor, and there is no storyline. The hand-held camera makes you dizzy and the picture quality is amateur/Super 8 mm at best. Why the movie had to come out on Blu-ray is a mystery.Furthermore there is no thematic concept, and the movie wavers between social realist drama and reality TV type documentary, and one wonders, what they are trying to show/tell us. A dismal screenplay is not really helped by a constant voice-over narration.Why the jury at the Berlin Film Festival gave this unintelligent, uninspired movie the grand prize can only be explained -- if it wasn't for political correctedness reasons -- when you believe them to be all blind.If you like this kind of movie watch (or buy) CITY OF GOD or PERRO COME PERRODO NOT spend money on ELITE SQUAD. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Their best album together Review: Between 1964 and 1966, Clark Terry and Bob Brookmeyer teamed up to make three albums for the Mainstream label (Terry made a fourth without Brookmeyer: it's the least impressive of them all), and this one, I think, is the best. The two men had a real empathy for each other, and their playing is always inventive and sharp. SIMPLE WALTZ is a blues waltz that goes from medium to up tempo and is anything but simple when the two leaders start trading fours; the ending is a gas and "amen" to that. GREEN STAMPS is another up-tempo blues. Pianist Roger Kellaway is a magician at the keyboard: one minute he's swinging like Teddy Wilson, the next he lays down a Monkian run that would impress even Thelonious. Perhaps the best track is THE KING, a swing classic that everyone here just eats up. This is a most delightful and impressive CD, with Terry and Brookmeyer at their swinging modern best. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Perfect antidote for a funk Review: In a particularly cynical moment I borrowed this from the library and it's just what I needed to restore my enthusiasm for...well...participating. Glass's characters are earnest and thoughtful, carefully observed and rendered. The narrative, unlike most recent NBA winners, is more conventionally structured than not, thus requiring little stitching by the reader. I found that to be a relief: good story, told more or less conventionally, well-written. Not much, if any, evil; little gritty inexplicable. The book is full of kindness and color, but not at the expense of mystery. If what you'd like more than anything is to spend the weekend with thoughtful, intimate friends who know books and art and good food, yet don't feel you have much to offer in return, Three Junes is the way to go. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Didn't like craftsmanship Review: Both parts are not symmetrical and locking mechanism is rudimentary,the shipping believe me was not prompt. Answer:

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