Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: On screen, Lucy Ball was one of the funniest women America had ever seen--but off screen, life wasn't always a comedy. This biography is enough to tell you that, and tells about some perticularlly important I LOVE LUCY episodes. But the text is dry and not lively and detialed. While it is a nice book to read for beginning readers who love the Recardos, it is not detialed, and focuses more on Lucy's acting career than her personal life. If you want a good biography, try "Love Lucy", Lucy's autobiography. While it was written a few years before her death, it won't have close-to-end-of-life information, but it will be a whole lot more detialed. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The death of narrative cinema as we know it! What the hell happened to the STORY!?!It just bounces from one silly CGI set-piece to the next with nothing coherent holding it together.I don't have a problem with CGI action sequences; however, a movie is expected to have more than that. i.e. A Good Storyline; Characters that you care for; A director that holds it all together.Both Orlando Bland and Kiera Knightley show that they still haven't learnt how to act, and Johnny Depp really can do alot better than this - I mean, he really doesn't need the money that bad... Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I cannot imagine a writer and director so soulless that they could read The Haunting of Hill House and come up with this drek. De Bont should go back to directing thrillers like Speed and Self should stick to comic books. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The Arbors music is timeless. Their voices are musical instruments of the most rare quality. Having been a fan since the 60's, I cherish every recording and encourage anyone in love to share their music. They are more than 'cover artists'. The tender, thoughtful lyrics of Ed Farran speak volumes. If you see a lady with an Idaho license plate cruising down the highway singing in total bliss, she's wearing out an Arbors recording! Answer:

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