Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Tom Clancy says this is his last book for a while because he needs a rest. I fully agree. I have been a Clancy fan from the beginning and always enjoyed his work. Until now!The books starts slow and stays slow. The characters are as shallow as the plot. It seems that half the book was spent reflecting about Clancy's earlier characters and ... discussion about the morality of assassinating terrorists. Then we had 50 pages of terrorists driving across the country with the only excitement being which Interstate turn came next.I suspect Clancy's name will help sell some copies. The quality of the book sure won't. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This movie reminded me somewhat or URn Lola, Run and Wild THings, the sort of choppy thing contributing to the thought of Run Lola, Run, and the synopsis at the end reminding me of Wild THings. I really liked GO, and enjoyed watching it over and over again, it's one of those movies in which you notice something different every time you watch it. Katie Holmes, Sarah Polley, Scott Wolf, and Jay Mohr (one of my fav. actors ever) star in this stimulating movie. Not bad, see it! Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I would have given this coffee maker 5 stars if I could have gotten an answer from Mellita's company [Salton] about the availablity of spare parts--especially the bean grinder. My e-mail was never answered, so I am assuming that no parts are available. Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The faux Maurice Binder-like opening title sequence should cue you in on what to expect with "Flareup". If that doesn't do it Les Baxter's theme music by way of Mike Curb should do the trick. This is a Lifetime movie if it were conceived by Austin Powers. Star Raquel Welch seems pretty clueless in her one-note readings. It's as though she's working on a Sports Illustrated swimsuit spread instead of a dramatic venture. Strange as well is some of Welch's nameless co-stars appear topless while she has one dance sequence in a low-cut leotard. Luke Askew does get the film's camp potential doing his best Dennis Hopper playing a deranged killer. It's without irony that Askew appeared in "Easy Rider" with Hopper the same year this film was released. Welch's love interest played by James Stacy is kind of reminiscent of Alec Baldwin. "Flareup" isn't a great film but if you are looking for some unintended hoots this is the flick for you. Answer:
