Title: Uncut? No... Product review: "Uncut and uncensored"...except for the original music. This is becoming far too common with TV to DVD sets. It's a good show, but once again, I will not buy TV shows on DVD that are not the original TV broadcasts. Tell the studios enough it enough already. Skip this one and buy "Firefly" instead. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: "Good Slasher/Horror Flick!" Product review: Olivia Hussey, Margot Kidder and John Saxon star in this 1974horror film. A psychotic killer stalks girls at a sorority house.This is a good film and this special edition has nice pictureand sound plus some neat extras. I recommend this. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Builds on and passes excellence of Tell All Your Friends Product review: First off im a big fan of TBS, after hearing their first single I picked up TAYF which impressed me and didnt impress me. Some of the song swere mind blowing, the last minute of you know how i do and their single are wicked..along with ghost man on third...but overall the album wasnt as good as what it could have been. I just listend thru this album for the first time today, and was only dissapointed by the first trakc, and the album version of moshpit. The CD itself is amazing, wicked hook sand awesome vocals throw the lyrics out there and mae one killer CD. Pick this up if youre already a fan or if you are at all interested in hearing the band second only to brand new. Hope this helps ya somehow. later Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: "Neo-Marxist" clap-trap Product review: Allow me to quote from R.L. DiNardo and Danial J Hughes's article "Some Cautionary Thoughts on Information Warfare" Airpower Journal winter 95. "The Tofflers' theory, a neo-Marxist concept combining economic determinism with an ocerarching chronological gramework, is reminicent of elements of the Communist Manifesto." DiNardo and Hughes go on to state that in many instances the Tofflers are simply wrong in their analysis of historical fact, including the development of AirLand Battle. The Tofflers stand on very shaky intellectual ground and as such their prognostications should be held suspect. What is frightening is how persusasive this mode of thinking is amongst the United States military. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
