Ques:Title: Grab your friends and beer! Product review: I had an idea going into this movie that it was going to be terrible but likeable. I was wrong, it was terrible....but extremely likeable and definately funny (Don't miss God as a bowl of cherries & ice cream!). This story of Jesus and his modern day adventures does have some pacing issues, it moves like the tides...slow at times, but able to pick up just when it starts to get tedious. To get to the meat & bones, THIS IS NOT a movie for those who cannot appreciate low budget cult films or those who do not take the teachings of the church lightly. THIS IS for those of us who enjoy more than a little camp in our films, or for those drunken obscurists who along with a group of like minded friends can sit back and enjoy this movie for what it is....another chance to sit back and hang out with your goofy friends. Cheers to Lee Demarbe for totally offending my father by creating a movie that no one else would dare to make! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Not in English!!! Product review: I purchased this DVD for my God daughter and did not notice it was labeled as a non-English version. Amazon/seller had no problem accepting the return, but very disappointing when it arrived and could not be played in my Blu-Ray system. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Just a little kick ass book that will bring you to tears. Product review: This one of the deepest, most entertaining books i have ever read. You feal as though you know this guy and are a part of the war with him. This book is defenitly the book to read if you are looking for a good war story. briliant, exciting, and a masterpiece to say the least!!! A must read!!! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Not for timid viewers Product review: Araki is the self proclaimed bad boy of the Japanese art world. His photography ranges from scenic to pornographic. This book covers the highlights of an expansive career covering his documentary, portraits, bondage and abstract work. Stylistically he is all over the place, sometimes intentionally degrading the "quality" of the image by scratching or burning the negatives, at other times, using medium format cameras and intricate studio lighting. Araki is provides a great example of the infinite possibilities that non-digital photography has to offer. WARNING: the book contains sometimes graphic nudity and adult content. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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