Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The only think that saved this from being a one-star movie is that my children thought it was okay.We paid 50 cents per person to see it, and it was not worth it!The acting was no good. The movie didn't make a whole lot of sense. It had so much potential as a story - but none of it was developed. What about the guy in the basement? Why was she so blase about her job? What did Mr. Magorium see in her anyway?Now, I like children's movies as much as the next guy (or child) but this was a snoozer loser. Two thumbs down. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is a basic massage video. You watch the couple give a basic massage. Nothing you wouldn't already know how to do in the first place. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: edited by Robert E. Lee, one of Harry's sons, this is really hard to read due to the flowery language. I mean, you can read a whole page and then realize he didn't say anything of significance! But, it is insightful if you're interested in the Revolutionary War and its effect on the South. I was particularly interested in his handling of Tarleton..."the unrelenting conqueror shut his ears to the voice of supplication, as he had steeled his heart against the claims of mercy." Like elsewhere in the book, you have to read all the lengthy footnotes for explanations of exactly what transpired. Lee wrote as though every thought was going to be quoted, like the famous quote about Washington. I admit though, that I've never read another Rev. War account that matches this! I just wouldn't recommend this to the casual reader. Answer:
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