Q: Title: Don't waste your money. Review: If you're gnostic or New Ager, you'll love this book. It will reinforce your concepts and ideas with no material evidence. However, if you're atheist, jew, muslim, christian, whatever, you'll regret of having bought this book.Instead of reviewing the ideas and posting a brief story of the life of the 100 most influential books of mankind authors, Mr. Seymour-Smith exposes his own thoughts and beliefs about these 100 books. He does not quote any bibliographic citations. He does not follow any scientific criteria to list a book and not to list another one.In other words, this is an excelent book to learn what Mr. Seymour-Smith thinks -- and I was not interested on it at all. But it's not a digest of the most influential books of mankind, as the title suggests.DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY. DON'T BUY IT. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Very cheaply made and will not last long Review: I got this table in hopes that I wouldn't have to get one of the $100 little tables for the kids, but this thing just doesn't cut it. You have to be extremely careful when you move it or you'll pop the seat right off and then you have to drill another hole to get it to stay. I think that I over paid for this and I only paid $15. We put it out on the patio and it didn't take long for it to be completely destroyed. It has since been used for firewood. I would only buy this if you are looking for a disposable table. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Too much "War" not enough Secretariat Review: Man o' War was a great horse, but he was no Secretariat. Secretariat still owns the Kentucky Derby record and the world record on dirt at a mile and a half. In my opinion, Man o' War should be ranked behind both Secretariat and Citation. This book disappoints in its information on Secretariat and greats, other than MOW. There are other books containing much more information than this one. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Hopkins is a Weaker Hitler Review: This version of Hitler's last days begs comparison with the earlier production with Alec Guinness. Hopkin's Hitler comes across as weaker, less strong, but it is a careful study nonetheless. The production is top quality, although the supporting cast is a bit weak. The actor who plays Goebbels over does it a bit, while Speer is given a more sympathetic portrait than he deserves. The perspective of this movie is larger, as it covers the entire three month period of Hitler's life in the Bunker. At times a little slow, the movie is less dramatic than its earlier counter part with Guinness, but it is a worthwhile version anyway. Hopkin's Hilter starts to grow on you after a while, while his performance lacks the force of Guinness it is still a careful study of a dictator/madman in steady decline. Buy both versions of Hitler with Guinness and Hopkins and you will have a fascinating study of one of the world's most infamous leaders of the 20th Century. Is this product review negative?
