Q: Title: Amazing and historically accurate Review: What a wonderful series. Understated acting - like having a window into what an English seaside town was really like during the "War to End all Wars." It's not a series about the war, but more an original take on the impact WWII had on a small town as the residents just go about their daily lives. The attention to accurate historical detail is meticulous. My only criticism of this or any of the other Foyle's War series is I would have loved a lot more "the making of" special features.And best of all... YIPEE... an encore series six comes out in June! Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Disapointed Review: I was really impressed with the movie Stolen Summer, so when I heard there was a documentary about it's making I check it out. Mistake. It almost seemed one of their objectives was to see how much trash talk they could use within each segment. I'm sorry I didn't just leave the experience to the movie alone. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: North Korea is not Canada Review: There are some good aspects of this book analysing the ins and outs (mostly outs) of United States policy toward North Korea and its nuclear program. But the book has one enormous drawback: it treats everything that the United States and its allies did with suspicion, while giving North Korea every benefit of the doubt. I did not understand the expression "blame America first" until I read this book. There is nothing in this book about North Korean terrorism or attacks on the South Korean Blue House. Mr. Sigal treats North Korea as if it were Canada. It is not. His good points would come through better if he was not so one-sided. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Classic Elvis!!!! Review: King Creole another one of my favorite soundtracks by Elvis. Again not a huge soundtrack fan but this one has more of Elvis' 1950s flavor. This album has a lot of the good rock songs: "King Creole," "Hard Headed Woman," "Dixieland Rock," and "Trouble." All classic Elvis rock songs that I would include on any compilation album. There is also some more pop influenced songs which I really dig like "Crawfish," "Lover Doll," and "New Orleans." The only throw away track on this album is "Steadfast, Loyal and True." It's a pretty lame song. Other than that this album still holds the '50s Elvis sound, (which in my opinion is Elvis' best work.) If you're a fan of '50s Elvis, get this album. Is the review positive or negative?
