Is this product review positive? Title: Comedic Meditation of the Dangers of Romanticism & Media Hype Review: This is a wonderful comedy featuring an unusually vulnerable, comedic role for Charles Bronson as an Old West bank robber who gets involved with a lonely romance-addled widow, prone to exaggeration (played by Mrs. Bronson, Jill Ireland) and as a result, becomes an early victim of media hype and myth-making.The tragicomic events that close out the film are absolutely priceless.I hope someone sees fit to re-release this film in a new DVD edition. It's a fun film that deserves a wider audience. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: works great! Review: We used this when we travel;d to Puerto Rico with our 7 month old. It makes carrying the car seat through the airport so easy! Our daughter enjoyed being wheeled around in it so we could check the stroller. The only cons are you have to have to take the child out of the car seat to take the carrier on and off and with our model of car seat, we had to remove the base. Oh yeah, the car seat dosen't always fit through the metal detector with the carrier attached, but security can hand scan it for you. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: A little tight on my foot Review: This is a very good looking boot, but the style and fit was not for me. The return was quick and easy. This boot has a pretty pointed toe and the design is not as casual as I was looking for. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Should Be Titled "How To Do SOME Things..." Review: I agree with one of the previous reviewers. This is a book for people who already know previous versions of Outlook and only want to know what has changed. There are some basic functions (like out of office auto reply) that are not even mentioned in the book. This book will NOT tell you 'how to do everything with Outlook'. It will only tell you 'how to do SOME of the new things in the 2003 version of Outlook'. If you want to learn about Outlook for the first time and be productive in your office from a PRACTICAL applications perspective, then this book is NOT for you. I have found the HELP feature in Outlook to be more useful than this book. Answer:
