Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Ugh, yet another worthless product I wasted my money on. The telephone itself looks nice but lacks in many ways. This replacement battery was a total waste of money. I was able to get it to take a full charge maybe 5x before it wouldn't last more than a few minutes in the actual handset. Not sure if it's the battery's fault or the charger but needless to say this specific battery will not fill your needs for the intended phone. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: On February 7, 2003 about fifty famous blues musicians gave a benefit concert at Radio City Music Hall to celebrate 100 years of the blues. Starting with an African piece from Togo, and moving through slave and turn of the century black music, the concert functions as a sort of history of the movement. Except for a few back stage interviews, marvelous black and white archival material, and short interviews, this unadorned documentary lets the concert speak for itself. Listening to ninety minutes of the blues, I was struck by the powerful simplicity of the words, and how merely knowing the words and the music by no means adds up to the blues. Except for John Fogerty, Bonnie Raitt, Aerosmith and a couple others, all the musicians are black, which makes for a strange setting when you realize that most all the people in the audience are wealthy whites (similar to an NBA basketball game in this regard). Yes, BB King gave the final two songs. This film is a music lover's delight. Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Gruesomely funny film noir is not my favorite genre (though I enjoy Jim Thompson, to whose novels this story owes a lot); but I am a John Cusack fan, which prompted me to see this. Pleasantly surprised, I not only watched the whole film with full attention and the occasional laugh-out-loud, but also watched both alternative endings and all the other special features. Director Harold Ramis has some interesting things to say about independent films and directing in general. As Billy Bob Thornton says in one of the special features, this film isn't about to change anyone's life; it's about entertainment. And it accomplishes that objective with plenty of existential anti-holiday angst to spare. Answer:
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