Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Not the whole film Review: I have been looking forward to seeing this excellent and under rated film released on DVD and was quite excited when it was finally announced. Imagine my disappointment when I discovered that the DVD is only 161 minutes long. My VHS version is 188 minutes long. That is a difference of 27 minutes. I would gladly have paid more money for a two disc set containing the entire film, but I certainly will not buy this version. What was MGM thinking? Did they think no one would notice the missing half hour? I just thought everyone should know they are not getting the entire movie when buying this disc. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Every one is correct Review: What all the other reviewers say is true. The cartridge prints nicely; you do get sharp printing and a very dark black. However, mine has clogged and become useless. It has not run out of ink; multiple cleanings cannot open up those clogged jets. For the price, you'd expect to be able to use the cartridge for a few months, but you can't.Advice? I'll be cleaning the cartridge every few weeks in an attempt to keep those tiny holes running free. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: How to Go On Living When Someone You Love Dies Review: I found the book to be very helpful to me in coping with the sudden loss of my Father. It helped me to confirm that I was not losing my mind. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Unwatchable Garbage! Don't Throw Your Money Away! Review: I have no problems with "non-offical" or grey market video material - especially if it's the only way to see a rare film. But this version looks like 20th generation from a VHS tape that was recorded on a VCR with dirty video heads. I bought this and Untamed Youth -- both are horrible quality and both were returned to Amazon for a refund. I'm surprised Amazon peddles this 3rd party junk. If you want excellent quality of this and similar titles, type the movie title name, followed by the the words, "movie dvd" into Google and you'll find a site that specializes in all the great 50s & 60s rock and roll movies. Answer:

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