Title: Bukowski having some fun Product review: 'Pulp' has many of Bukowski's trademarks, but it differs in its subject matter. Nick Belane is Henry Chinaski's distant cousin who shares Bukowski's alter ego's love for booze. The section with Belane talking to the phone sex operator is laugh out loud funny. A good read for Bukowski fans, but first time readers would do better to read 'Ham On Rye' Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: What a surprise! Product review: This is a exceptional movie. Well acted, directed, etc. and interesting location. Sometimes when you have this much acting talent in a movie it can fall flat, but not this time (the younger actors were very good as well - a nice balance). There was nothing that I didn't like about this movie and kudos for creating a story about older folks that didn't show them infirm or demented. These folks started new adventures, brought closure to lifelong desires and found a soul mate while all the time both entertaining and educating us that getting older is not necessarily the end of a full life. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: 5 stars for the book, 1 star for kindle transcription... Product review: the kindle translation is full of randomly bolded words (over 20 a page on some pages). It finally got annoying enough I gave up trying to read it on the kindle. The publishers really should have someone do a final quality check before just dumping it on the market.After several hundred e-books, this is by far the worst translation I've encountered. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Save your money Product review: Save your money on this book. Outdated, inaccurate pictures, no real substantial information on DELTA. Some of the pictures are obviously posed amatuers. One picture has a set of "operators" ready to do a door entry and two of the team have their fingers on the triggers with the weapons pointed at the back of their "teammates". This book was poorly edited and produced. Readers would be better off reading "The Commandos" or for a real life account of DELTA Operators read "Blackhawk Down". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
