Title: A Classic Product review: My mother read this book to me when I was much younger, so after receiving a Kindle for Christmas, I found this book and downloaded it.I forgot about the action and adventure that took place for the original "Pirates of the Caribbean" This is a fantastic read and well worth the cost (HA) Treasure Island should be a book everyone reads at least once and has in the library to share with kids and grand kids. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not Even A Good B Movie Product review: Malcolm McDowell plays an evil Nazi and doesn't even do that very well. The rest of the movie is pretty irrelevant.Spanish peasant farmer is recruited to bring some guy wanted by the Nazis (never did figure out why), across the Pyrenees from France into Spain. Wanted man insists on bringing his family with him (any resemblance to the Sound of Music is purely coincidental).Lots of, stupid action shots (trains exploding when shot at with a machine gun), unexplained events (why was the train full of resistance fighters), ridiculous over dramatic clips (pouring 2 cans of gasoline on a peasant during war time, reminiscing about the 3rd Reich in the middle of the interrogation of a prisoner), and a terrible ending (you are going to die in a few seconds).MM was the only character worth watching, every other name appeared to want to get this rubbish over with asap.At least there was no singing. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Did anyone proof the Pilgrim's Tour text??? Product review: Amazing...the "Pilgrim's Tour" special feature, which provides text to go along with the movie, is full of typographical errors, sentence fragments, and slang that is quite inappropriate to the subject. "It's" and "Its" are used at random, with no concern for which is appropriate. You'd think that the budget of the DVD might have allowed forsomeone who knows the language. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
