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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: This is NOT a prequel to SPL Review: Hate to break it to you guys but this movie is NOT a prequel to SPL. Donnie Yen's character name is different from SPL. In This movie his name is Ma Jun, Ma Kwan was the character in SPL.So yeah...not a prequel. The movie it's self is pretty cool though and even though the two movies have nothing to do with each other, it's worth checking out.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: A Book About Surviving, Even With The Losses Review: This tranquil novel has a delicacy and peacefulness in its tone and expression, yet underneath the simple sentences and serene language, is a tormented, turbulent novel.Set in Haiti, New York City, and Providence, Rhode Island, the female protagonist, Sophie, lives in perpetual sexual paranoia and is tormented by ancient ghosts of sexual intimidation. Quiet Sophie, gentle Sophie, she watches her mother, her aunt, her grandmother struggle as females in a patriachal society. She decides to torture her own body as a means of liberation, but does this really free her?For Feminist Literature, this sensible tale has a distinct tone of serious, dangerous struggle for survival, in spite of the loses. She will carry on the human chain, but there will be loses.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Just back from the Prado... Review: I haven't bought this book, but I saw the paintings this week. Really affected me. So...black. Most of the subjects in the paintings have grotesque faces that are merely smudges of black, grey and silver, as if they were gargoyles that had been burned alive. With subjects sometimes grouped together, they composed "the mob" which Goya detested so much--from seeing mob atrocities from the Napoleonic-Spanish war. As disturbing as they are, they are painted in such a powerful manner that it was hard to turn away from them. Several of them lack real focus, as if Goya had grown so disgusted with humankind that it wasn't worth the effort to have his subjects actually doing anything. But he is at least painting for himself, not indulging the vanity of the Catholic Church or rich members and patrons of the Royal Family. So much artistic talent wasted during this period on overweight Dukes on horseback...
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