Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Boy, does someone have an axe to grind with Barbra or what? OK, so it's not big news that Barbra Streisand can be difficult to work with, is a perfectionist, may have a high opinon of herself. But the author takes every opportunity to knock her. Even those who had to work with her on movie sets where she might have been demanding admit that her suggestions, her know-it-all attitude was often correct. And can Barbra do nothing right? Early on he takes her to task for her lack of grooming, later on for her fastidious dressing and nails. With this author, Barbra couldn't win. The entire book has a gossipy feel to it that made many of the observations suspect. Bottom line? Next time I'll look for an objective author, not someone out to malign his subject. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I have read this book, Lady Chatterly's Lover, several times, but was really surprised by the format and publication of this copy. There were several things that I was suspicious about that made me feel like this was definitely a bogus copy. The format of the writing and pages were terrible with lots of spacing within the paragraphs and sentences. When I looked for a copyright , publication or date published there was nothing on the tittle page, on the book or in the back of the book. There was nothing! How can Amazon sell or have a seller send out a bogus book ? Aren't there certain copyrights on books that have already been published and if some one produces a copy of that book, shouldn't there be some identification as the the who, what and where it was published??? Don't have my shipping information and can't pull it up on my account, but would like to identify the seller and report them to the Amazon police!!!!! Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Having thoroughly defined their three-chord grunt-and-stomp over several preceding albums, AC/DC reaches a sort of apex on Highway to Hell. The riffs are as tough and punchy (and repetitive) as they ever get, the lyrics are suitably filled with misogynistic double-entrendres and juvenile misanthropy, and Bon Scott's vocals drip with arrested adolescence. It all adds up to a fairly bracing blast of nastiness. And it sounds really good loud. Answer:
Yes
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I'm sorry Ms. Heche, but you're no Janet Leigh. Nor is Gus Van Saint Alfred Hitchcock, William Macy Martin Balsam, the lovely Julianne Moore Vera Miles, and most certainly, nor is the new guy playing Norman Bates anywhere near Anthony Perkins.I understand this wasn't Mr Vant Saint idea but the studio's. Nevertheless, it's a BLASPHEMY! A very well made one, a respectful one, no doubt, but a BLASPHEMY all the same! Answer:
