Ques:Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Weak Characters, Slow Dialog Review: At End Of Day takes far more effort to read than a traditional novel packed with action scenes, and/or tied together neatly through the perspective of a narrator. Chapters alternate with two mob informants reminiscing about their own careers and about the guys they're having to set on fire and maim to persuade them to pay their loans on time. These conversations ramble on and on, over and over. The heavy New England dialect is frustrating to interpret. Finally, these aimless conversations come together to reveal an alliance between the FBI and the mob--I guess this plot twist is supposed to surprise the reader? Poorly developed characters and the dialog technique employed here make this a difficult read.

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Ques:Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Wah-wah mastery by Peter Green Review: I remeber having this album when it first came out on vinyl; I always loved Peter Green. I was a bit surprised by it, not to say confused.It is different from his previous work. I've recently purchased it on the CD because I remembered that there was something about it that I liked. I now understand why; it's very good. Green used the wha-wha pedal very sparingly when with the Fleetwood Mac. The End of the Game is a terrific display of his mastery of the effect. Although he himself classifies this album as nothing more than a jam, it is a must listen for anybody who enjoys his music, or the "cry baby" pedal in action. It's all instrumental and contains some of the most aggressive guitar playing from Peter. I love it. Vernon Sikorski, Lombard, Illinois, USA

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Ques:Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Excellent Review: This is a marvelous treatment of a complicated subject, and I suspect few will be disappointed by Kelly's work. If you're reading this outside the academy or seminary, I would suggest a number of useful supplements: Cyril C. Richardson's "Early Christian Fathers" (ISBN 0684829517)an anthology of writings by Christian leaders primarily in the 2nd and 3rd centuries, and Henry Chadwick's "The Early Church," (ISBN 0140231994) a very short treatment of the first five centuries of the Christian church, or W.H.C. Frend's longer, "The Rise of Christianity" (ISBN 0800619315).

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Ques:Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Highlights of Hamlet Review: When I first saw this version, not long after its release I was immediately lost and confused. Having a clear ability to understand Shakespeare (as I had read several of his plays, but not yet Hamlet) I was bewildered. A film based on Shakespeare needs to interpret the work VISUALLY as well as with the dialogue.This is not a film for those who know not the play and it is too short, too cut and too uninspired for those who do. What a pointless mess, really. Typical dreary castle, typical silly costumes, typical, typical, typical. It's everything people expect from films based on Shakespeare, boring, dull, familiar.See Kenneth Branaughs 4hr masterpiece, and Anthony Hopkins "Titus" or Ian McKellen's "Richard III" to see what Shakespeare can really be on screen.

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