Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Vagabond turns one of our least-studied periods of history into high adventure. Of course "those people" "'way back then" were real men and women with strengths and foibles. But it takes a gifted author to breathe the gift of realism into folks portrayed as living centuries ago. Bernard Cornwell has obviously done his research. This isn't really an historical novel, but rather a splendid novel set in an historical era. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: You have to be in the right mood to see this story of a down and out Oscar nominee who has principles. He also has trouble raising his daughter. You'll like it if: 1. You want to see a film that was a musical --and they took out the music(no kidding); 2. You can weed through all the characters you hate until they mellow out; and 3. You want to see some great acting by Nick Nolte, the only one you really like. There is a scene when Nolte bursts forth with what acting is all about.You want to stand up and cheer. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is a review of the BLURAY. This appears to be an upscale of the standard def video to bluray. It doesn't look like hidef, and there are video glitches and artifacts in the picture. The 5:1 sound appears to be a simple process of the stereo track on the DVD with almost no rear channel info. If you already have the DVD set, YOU DON'T NEED THIS BLURAY. Kultur should be ashamed of foisting off a ripoff like this. I want my money back. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I last read this magnificent book many moons ago (1962) when I had some time on my hands. I was fascinated by the story and the logic inculcated within. So now that I have a Kindle and some time I thought why not read this gem?The book of course is superb. No complaints there. The Kindle edition however is a different matter. There are NO ILLUSTRATIONS as in the hardcopy versions of this book. With a story saturated with visual metaphors this is an unforgivable sin - even though the book is offered for free. Sometimes "free" is really NOT free because this version can drive away some of the younger crowd from reading the book. That is the highest of sins. Answer:

A: