Is this product review positive? Title: Informative useful read Review: This book is a unique contribution on the topic of researching higher education and inequalities (in terms of access). This is a hot topic today in educational research. Reading this book you get a close idea of what are the current debates in the international arena, and what is like to conduct research on this field. A highly recommended read. Answer:
Yes
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Is this product review positive? Title: Worst ever! Review: I'm a BIG Robert Downey Jr fan, but this has GOT to be one of the WORST movies I have ever seen... and poor Uma - 'Introducing Uma Therman...' How horrible for this to be your film debut. But, then again, I guess that gives her an excues. MAYBE, if I'd seen it back in the day... but even then, I doubt it. It just doesn't stand up against the Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, etc.Good thing I got it Cheap! Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: fake Review: Someone made a formula by adding Flyleaf and Suicidal Tendencies. It didn't work out very well. This will be in the 99 cent bin in a week. Answer:
No
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Is this product review positive? Title: Terrible, unfunny, unromantic film Review: Terrible - Good actors with bad material. How do you go wrong with Kevin Kline, Susan Sarandon, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio (I haven't liked her in anything else, but she was actually good here), Harvey Keitel, Rod Steiger, and Danny Aiello ? Put them in a movie with a terrible screenplay and nothing to do. Kline plays a former cop, now fireman, and brother of the New York City police commissioner (Keitel - do these two look like brothers at all - NO!), who is called back on the force to stop a serial killer. Sarandon is Keitel's wife and was Kline's lover, and Mastrantonio is falling for our Kevin. The worst (over)acting job goes to Steiger, who seethes like a rabid dog throughout the whole movie. Anyway, to catch this creep, Kline uses methods so unbelievable (not in a good way) that you'll be shaking your head. To think: this garbage was written by the same guy who wrote Moonstruck. Answer:
