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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: What Are We Doing Here? Review: Time was... you would watch a movie and love the sound track and rush down to the CD racks and buy it. I guess that convention doesn't apply to the "Wag The Dog" soundtrack. What happened to Edgar Winter's "Good Old Shoe" performed by Pop Staples and Willie Nelson? Being a Blues enthusiast, I couldn't wait to add this to my iPod. Merle Haggard's "Courage Mom" is also missing. What I'd like to know is where are these treasures locked up? The credits at the end of the movie list all of the songs with full credit to the writers and performers and then says something like Sound track available on CD. We've been robbed! I love Mark Knopfler's music, but this was not a solo effort. What are we doing here?
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Pain Free for Women Review: This book is well written and easily accessible. Does it work? I don't know but the exercises feel good and the theory makes sense.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Far Better Than I'd Expected Review: A very sad, moving film that is not in the least a "horror film" in the general sense. The fact that this was made by Universal but then sold to PRC because the new owners of the studio didn't want to be associated with films like this is plainly evident from the sheer look of the film, as well as the list of names in the opening credits. One example: Makeup by Jack Pierce. (Of course, within a year or two, he would be kicked out of Universal-International just as this film was.) Rondo Hatton's tragic personal story lends a sad aura to this production. He was very much a "used" person who comes across as a sweet, kind man who was dealt a terrible hand by Fate. The film isn't a horror film in the usual sense of the word, but is perhaps, as a result, the most horrible film Universal ever made. Very sad, very moving, beautifully acted.
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