Is this product review positive? Title: A Thrilling Flick Review: this movie is long on twists and turns that kept me involved, and way short on gratuitous sex. I'd seen it a few times before, but not for a few years. The characters were great. The story was very plausible and not hard to follow. Matthau couldn't have been better, Joe Don Baker was superb, and the supporting cast were really credible. This movie is not one to miss. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Don't let the schlocky title fool you, this is a gem! Review: I can't believe that nobody has yet reviewed this fun little gem. On this CD, Boxcar Willie is backed up by Springfield, Missouri's Skeletons. If you aren't familiar with The Skeletons, check them out as they back up Jonathan Richman on "Jonathan Goes Country". On their own, they are a solid bar band but with ace guitarist, Donnie Thompson (aka D. Clinton Thompson), they flat out rock. Take a chance on this one, you won't be sorry. Answer:
Yes
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Is this product review positive? Title: Good, but not enough. Review: It does give you some hints, but it isn't that technical. It's more an "imitate me" book than a "understand it" book. To me it wasn't very illustrative...The exercises are a little bit ridiculous, so it's kind of hard to try to practice if you don't want to bother any nearby person or neighbor, or if you get easily embarrassed.Right now I'm reading "The New Voice: How to Sing and Speak properly" and it seems more reasonable, it talks about making your voice before singing, instead of making it as you sing... like in this book.I will give it a 2, because it does help you improve, but this book doesn't cover the "understand everything that is happening" part good enough for me. Answer:
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Is this product review positive? Title: Informative and Shocking Review: Food Inc. is extremely informative and a bit shocking. I wasn't expecting to see some of the things that were in this movie. I like that the documentary isn't trying to make the viewer a vegetarian or paranoid. It really made me think of my food in a different way. I will try to buy organic and fresh produce when I can. Food Inc. covers a wide range of food from meat and poultry to produce and soy beans. I have to admit watching the pig portion of the movie did bring some tears to my eyes. I am glad this movie was made so that more people like myself can be better informed about the food we eat. I highly recommend watching this. Answer:
