Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Midnight Cowboy gets better with age Review: I was a corporal in the US Army when this movie was released, and a bunch of us GIs saw it at the base theater at Fort Holabird, Maryland. There were a few scenes we weren't thrilled with, but overall we enjoyed the movie. Fast forward nearly forty years, and I can only say the movie has aged like a fine wine. Yeah, "that scene" is still a little controversial, but the acting, photography, and sound track put this movie on my top-ten list of best movies. The "behind the scenes" disc is outstanding and made me appreciate even more the logistics involved in making this such a great picture.
A: satisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Not Functional Review: This one didn't work at all for me. I then got a different cheap cable that worked fine:FIREWIRE DV CABLE CAMCORDER FOR CANON SONY SHARP JVCIt looks like the prices, vendors, pictures and possibly products change regularly on these cheap cables (for the same link) - so caveat emptor.
A: dissatisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Please don't buy this! Review: If you are human, you will not buy this album(or any other Beatles record). You want to hear real Beatles, find some vinyl at a used record store, burn a friend's copy, or at the very worst, dowload it from your favorite audio service.Think of it this way, every album of this you buy, Michael Jackson gets one step closer to another facelift, another 100 hundred acres of land, and a new activity center for Bubbles. The absolute worst, it give him chance to make new album. Can your conscience bare that kind of misery. I know I can't. Thank God I work at the library. So much easier burn copies that way.
A: dissatisfied


Q: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Falls short Review: Patrick Stewart is a marvelous actor, comfortable in the role of Scrooge. But for me the film falls flat: a 19th century morality tale told with turn-of-the-21st century sensibility. Alistair Sim's 1951 Scrooge -- the standard by which all others are judged -- comes closest to capturing the dark comic tone of Dickens' original story.
