input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: AN EXCEPTIONAL WORK Review: This volume is a major contribution to the history of the Luftwaffe during the Russo-Germano war. "Stopped at Stalingrad" is also a richly drawn study of the most important air campaigns in the Eastern Front. Written in an accessible style this volume will be welcomed by anyone with an interest in the WWII. I was very pleasantly surprised by the book and also the quality of its contents. The author did a masterful job of research. Joel Hayward draws on diaries of both key commanders and regular airmen. He also shows that the poorly conceived strategies of Hitler and his buffoon, Goering, dommed the efforts of men such von Manstein, Milch and Wolfram von Richthofen (an outstanding soldier) to come to grips with an impossible situation. I heartily recommended this book. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: Just Enough to Dazzle Review: I've watched this movie three times now, and appreciate it a bit more each time, but can't see myself giving it 5 stars; it simply isn't as good as the first film, which is deserving of the 5 star tag. However, this newest installment of the Indiana Jones series has much to offer. I think Harrison Ford does great in his 60's. He leaves nothing in the bag in terms of energy and attitude. I absolutely love the library scene, as it's probably one of the most entertaining sequences in the whole series. Cate Blanchett is spectacular in her role, and really gives this movie a boost with her accent and hard edge. Karen Allen doesn't carry that same flare and energy that she had in Raiders as Marion Ravenwood, but at least it's not distracting. This film is signature action as it should be in this legendary series. This movie proves that even an aging Indy still has it. And remember....."If you're going to be a great archaeologist, you gotta get out of the library!" Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Is this product review positive? Title: interesting, generally excellent Review: I would disagree with the reviewer below that this is anything more than a curiosity. Even the works on this disc by great composers such as Mozart and Beethoven are generally trivial. At the same time, this is fine playing of a highly unusual instrument by a polished virtuoso. Some of the pieces, however, I could do without. For instance, while Thomas Bloch's playing is excellent, his compositional skills are somewhat lacking. His own original work, complete with overdubbed whiny male soprano, is the disc's finale and sounds more like a corny film soundtrack than anything else. In addition, it must be noted that the performance here of Donizetti's "Mad Scene" from Lucia utilizes possibly the worst soprano ever recorded (short of Florence Foster Jenkins). I wouldn't wish her off-pitch shrieking on my worst enemies. Answer:
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