Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I also bought this game based on the reviews it recieved. This game is definitely lacking the fun and excitement of other board games. We played the game for 30 minutes and it was as pleasant as a root canal. Very disappointing!!!!!!!!!!!! Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Anyone entering the murky waters of trying to market a screenplay to Hollywood will be well-served by this primer. THE PERFECT PITCH explains the system to the neophyte, and then it goes on to give constructive advice as to how to work within the system to achieve that elusive goal of selling one's script.Anyone who has written a screenplay--or anyone who is considering writing a screenplay--will be well-served by the abundance of information provided here. Author Ken Rotcop is one of the best respected of that legion of experts who participate in servicing the Hollywood newcomer, and his work here has been nicely assisted by the organizational skills provided by his editor, James K. Shea.THE PERFECT PITCH clearly is the best of its class of primers and manuals. It's the real deal, the definitive book on the tricky art of pitching one's story. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It is easy to want to rate Brautigan's most famous novel higher for pure influence and originality. It is easily a "10" in either category. But the book, (which was rejected by publishers for years before it became a runaway sensation) is in actuality a kind of hodge-podge of inventive mind games; all of which revolve either around actual trout fishing, or people named things like "Trout Fishing in America Shorty." Not a real novel in the traditional sense, it is more a collection of short stories based on a theme. Some of these are hilarious, thought provoking, or steeped in emotional remembrance, (The "Kool Aid Addict" probably being my personal favorite). But far too much of the book is simply inventive rambling, which ceases to be interesting after awhile. Check it out, though, as its importance easily outweighs its noodling Answer:

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