Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Look for better shorts on closeout... Review: I typically purchase shorts that are under $50 (end of season sales, etc.). I purchased these without knowing much about the brand, but liked the price. The fit and comfort are OK, but the stitching on the leg was poorly done. I would recommend finding a name-brand short on sale for $10 more. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Surround mix is Dolby only. . . Review: First off, the surround mix available to standard DVD players is Dolby Digital only, there is not a DTS option, as stated in Amazon's product description. This was disappointing to me because DTS, while not having nearly the audio fidelity of DVD-Audio, is a significant step up from Dolby. Having said that, what's here is pretty hard to argue with. This is RUSH in high fidelity - as it was meant to be listened to. Another review mentioned the surround mix is mostly subtle, I can confirm that, the rear channels are not heavily used. But the Clarity! I've never heard Neal Peart's playing sound so precise and have so much bass. I imagine that the Blu-ray, with it's DTS-HD master audio track, will sound even better--that's why, even with this being as good as it is, I'd recommend waiting for that (if you have the setup), to experience this album in the maximum quality it is available in. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Stay Away Review: If you want your films to look like film do not buy this movie. It has had liberal amounts DNR (digital noise reduction) applied which gives the film a fake waxy artificial look to it. Answer:

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Ques:Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Good, not great Review: I love Doom, and I love Dangermouse. The album is very good overall with some really great tracks. It doesn't get 5 stars because I don't like Doom as much in this much of a cartoon form. I prefer his raw, supervillain persona of Madvillainy (best album of the 2000s) and Operation Doomsday. At the same time it's fresh to hear Doom in some songs with choruses. Just different, and not quite his best. Answer:

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