Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Recently I have been getting into Bollywood films thanks to my girlfriend, and this was my second one ever. Definitely would recommend it to even to the most cynical Bollywood fan since it is the perfect mix between Bollywood cliches and innovative humor. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: With our purchase of a new karaoke machine, I also bought a number of karaoke packages, assuming that all were CD-G formatted. I wish I had read these reviews before purchasing Vol 1-3 (unfortunately I purchased them on the German site since I am temporarily in Germany, and Amazon.de has no reviews listed), otherwise I would have spared myself some disappointment and money. Being a Disney tune lover, I was so excited to get these discs, only to find out that they are not CD-G formatted! These should NOT be labelled as karaoke, but as a sing-a-long. I am very disappointed with Disney. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: When Wacko is vandalized by some troublemakers, Beth Barry and her friends are furious that ALL the kids are getting the blame and being dubbed 'the bad generation'. But when Beth comes up with an idea to raise money to repair damages, she can't get kids interested in helping. Can Beth convince them that they CAN convince adults that not all teenagers are irresponsible and dangerous? Meanwhile, she's having trouble with her b/f, Keith Masterson (JERK!), and is worried if he's not interested in her anymore. This book is kind of a filler in the series, I think. it's still good, and you should read it, but it's not a life and death matter if you don't. =) Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: "Offerings" is a rather poor attempt to rip-off the greatest horror movie of all-time in John Carpenter's original classic, "Halloween". These people did not even attempt to hide their plagiarism of Carpernter's classic. The acting is not very good at all, and the movie is certainly unoriginal. Even the music is similar to that in "Halloween". Obviously, this movie was unable to capture the atmospheric brilliance of "Halloween", and is only mildly entertaining as a conventional slasher flick. For a superior attempt to rip-off "Halloween", I recommend "He Knows You're Alone" which is a good horror flick in its own right with its own charm (even though it borrows extensively from "Halloween") and certainly much better than "Offerings" at attempting to clone "Halloween". Overall, "Offerings" comes across as generic and predictable. Answer:

Answer: