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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Totally cool camera. I am waay pleeeesed!! Review: I have been using it for three weeks and am so impressed with what it can do. A great buy for sure.Following up: After about a year it began to suck batteries at light speed, and ultimately I just gave it to my kids to play around with.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Why, Russell, Why!?! Review: I've been a Russell Wong fan for years. However, I'm deeply saddened that he was a main character in this D-movie. With his head shaved, he proved that he has a nice cranium, but I still think it was meant to hide his wrinkles. I hate that he is beyond his prime.I loved the diverse cast. It was amazing to see "ROWDY" Roddy Piper in a fatherly, aged role. Still, this was a poorly-done "urban drama." The fighters' moves were sped up because they were not that spectacular. The army vet lead is meant to be macho based upon his aloofness and elective mutism. However, I felt like he filled the screen with what Uma Thurman in "Pulp Fiction" called "uncomfortable silences." The movie tries to marinate on the theme of honor and it falls flat.Only watch this film if you can sit through low-quality flicks.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Talk to Her...Almodovar's Masterpiece Review: This film truly deserved the Oscar for best foreign film, more, I feel than All About My Mother. This film is sensual, unique and poignant. The characters are so well drawn and unique. The cast is magnificent, and we watch them perform various forms of art, from traditional to modern, especially dance. Almodovar wraps and joins love stories around profoundly forward-thinking social statements like a female bullfighter (played by Rosario Flores), who is both believable and fascinating as one of the principals. In this film we are given the great gift of culture with some of the best artists and performances of today, in addition to a unique and touching human story of the one-sided love a disconnected young man has for a coma patient, formerly a dancer he espied through his front window. There is also a silent film within this film which is fine and comedic and erotic. This is artistic film-making at its best and should not be missed.
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