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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The movie has several none-too-subtle very anti-Christian elements, particularly in the typical Hollywierd portrayal of a clergymen (in this case, an Anglican cleric) as a bumbling, moronic old coot who insists on purveying medieval superstitions and utter nonsense as Truth. -- Whatever happened to family movies that portray both the Faith and clergy in a positive light?!I am sick of Hollywood rubbish like this! So, if you're a Christian, stand firm and don't buy it! Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: A live recording. Both Kenny Davern and Dick Wellstood have one selection in which they play a long solo. Worth listening to. Answer:
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Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Rap died a long time ago, but THIS is ABSOLUTELY the bottom of the barrel. The person on here I pity most is the Amazon.com reviewer, who said that there's no, and I quote, "fast-forward material here, a near miracle in these times." Oh really? I don't know what copy of this CD YOUR younger sibling played on 4 hour car ride when you forgot your own headset/other CDs, but the one I heard had no tracks worth listening to. I don't know what about rappin about gettin shot and gettin women over produced beats and synthed melody makes a song great, but Amazon.com (and many other people who critique music for a living) really needs to have higher standards for grading rap music. And no, I don't hate 50 simply because he has gone commercial or b/c everyone knows his name; there's some good radio music out there, but every genre of music suffers from those one or two way-overhyped icons. In rap, they are Nelly and 50 Cent (others are overhyped, but not like these two are/were). Answer:
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