Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This movie is GREAT! It deals with "issues" on every front: Father/Son; Mother/Son; Husband/Wife; between friends; racial prejudice; tragedy and shows what True Grace is. I highly recommend it to everyone. It would also be a great movie to show in a class at church. Could open the door for some true repentance, discussion, and love to flow in a new dimension. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I would suggest you avoid this product. First, it is nearly impossible for a child to drive because of the counter-intuitive control. The left stick controls the left tires and the right stick the right tires. To move forward, you have to press both sticks up. To turn right, you need to pull the right stick BACKWARDS or press the left one FORWARDS or both. It's kind of like the way a tank drives. This setup is sufficiently complicated that both I and my son weren't having any fun playing with this. Straight driving is fine, but turns become completely silly wipeouts with no sense of actual control. Not fun. Second, the car seems to lose the signal randomly even with fresh batteries. It stutters as a result. This does not seem to depend on the range, it just happens right out of the box. So I have a concern about quality also. It otherwise appears to be durable and has a creative design, so it's too bad that it has such an awkward control system. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Spanish Johnny's Opera will appeal to fans of Nick Drake, Elvis Costello, Daniel Lanois, Jeff Buckley and other songwriters who are as interested in creating a mood with sound as in telling complex but gripping and emotional stories. This EP speaks of much potential, and leaves me wanting more. Two songs, "Schoolgirl" and "Private Eye" are epic and grandiose in a Buckley/Radiohead fashion, whereas others ("Diary Entry," "Needles") lean closer to 3-4 minute string-laden pop. Rich string arrangements, strange organ sounds that seem to come out of a dream, an almost choir-like voice drenched in reverb - if you like these kinds of sonic textures, Spanish Johnny's Opera will make you happy. If you like the mystery of R.E.M.'s "Murmur," Springsteen's "Nebraska" or the work of American Music Club (whose steel guitar genius Bruce Kaphan produced this), then these guys will appeal to you. When's the next one coming? Answer:

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