Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Life with Charlie -- A Different View Review: Reading Michael Chaplin's "tell-all" book about life as Chaplin's son is like opening a time capsule from the mid-Sixties. The language is archaic, steeped in the jargon of its time, and amusing to an inhabitant of a time frame of almost fourty years ahead. The boy reveals nothing startling about his famous father, indeed I suspect he accepted a book contract because it would bring an easy buck. Having read two other Bios from people on the fringe of the Chaplin universe (Lita Gray Chaplin's as well as Charlie Jr's), this is an interesting addition to my collection, but does not reveal anything new about Charlie Chaplin. Or about his son Michael, except that by today's standards, he might have been said to have a learning disability. It's a pity he ended up doing drugs, but I do wonder what the past 40 years have done for him... Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: The Best Feature Film TV has ever Made Review: Finally! This classic western rates up there with any monumental film of the genre. Duvall and Jones are at the top of their game and the rest of the cast is stellar. This film gets dark at times and it will catch you off guard with devastating plot twists and heartfelt portrayals. I can't believe someone with a brain put this on blu-ray! I never thought I'd even see it in anamorphic widescreen, so this is a major bonus. Enjoy-it's long, but a great ride! Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: A Fine Harvest of Fine Poetry Review: I usually find contemporary poetry to be cryptic and deliberately obscure, but this wonderful, moving book of poetry avoided these characteristics while being elusive enough to be evocative, full of feeling, and suffused with moods perceived on the threshhold of the conscious and unconscious. The poems are warm and alive with the varied textures of life in mid-20th century rural Kentucky and yet this very concreteness opens up into the universal themes of the human experience in a quiet, understated manner. It is the mark of true inspiration, talent, and craftsmanship to strike these balances just right like this. Answer:
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