Is this product review positive? Title: Fasten your seatbelts - it's going to be a bumpy ride Review: Ryu Murakami's Sixty-Nine is one of my favorite books ever, so when I found out about In the Miso Soup I had to jump all over it. If you are looking for a book in the vein of Sixty-Nine, however, you're not going to find it here. The only similar thread is that of the influence of Americans in Japan, a topic of long and careful (and genuinely satisfying!) conversation between Kenji and his extremely creepy client. If you like chills, In the Miso Soup has them in spades. The ending is almost anti-climatic compared the the events that lead up to it, but Murakami makes you care for Kenji in a way that many authors don't. This is a quality book. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Misleading Title Review: I bought this Blu-ray disc hoping to see what the title suggested: "Relentless Enemies" [of the nature world]. It turns out it is not really that topic. It is only about lions and buffalo for the whole documentary. In a way, could the title be misleading so that the customers will buy it, because if the title had been "Lions, the Relentless Enemies of Buffalo" or "Relentless Enemies -- between Lions and Buffalo", I think less people will buy it.So buy this only if you don't mind watching lion vs baffalo for the whole documentary. As a comparison, the program Galapagos by BBC for about the same price is a steal. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: waooow !! really great !! Review: Really a great, well-balanced movie; I just lack words to express my feelings about it; in fact I liked it all, it is very well done, very witty, there is great quality everywhere and a lot of depth in the story. There are many extremely funny sequences, especially near the beginning of the story, but there are also more serious passages about real issues and calling for reflexion. The actors are all doing great, especially so because they are playing very difficult parts (the characters themselves and their interactions are complex and deep). Ted, Woogie, Pat Healy, Warren, Joe Montana are all interesting characters, and of course Mary is part of them ; Cameron is really superb and is just perfect as the central character of the story; she has an aura and her beautiful smile simply casts tons of light out of the screen !! Answer:

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