Title: Good "outsiders" book about waste management Review: As the Director of a local solid waste district, I bought this book out of curiousity. Ms. Royte did an admirable job of investigating this topic. I was impressed with her commitment. However, some of her lack of experience shows. Overall an excellent book for the layperson. It did a fine job of weighing most of the environmental tradeoffs associated with waste management. Is this product review negative?
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Title: If You Liked Last of the Mohicans, Do Not Miss This Film! Review: Few movies of recent memory arrived with such little fanfare but had such enormous impact on the viewer as did Black Robe. As powerful a tribute to good film making as Dances With Wolves or Last of the Mohicans [1992], this film transports you back to the North American wilderness of the seventeenth century, and gives the viewer a dose of realism that will live in your consciousness for days on end. Epic in it's scope and historically accurate in it's story, this movie captures on film what few others have accomplished for this period of history. If your idea of good cinema is an opportunity to be educated as well as to be entertained, and to relive a time in history long since past, then DO NOT miss this fine film! It is a must see movie for all history buffs... Excellent! Is this product review negative?
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Title: A Great Introduction to Pizzicato Five Review: "Made in USA" was the first P5 album I ever heard, and I couldn't decide whether it was American, French, or Italian. To learn that a Japanese group could move so smoothly from styles that I'd always associated with European and American music of the Sixties and early Seventies. But P5 hasn't only mastered these genres. They've remade them in the band's own image. Fans of the group, used to its sometimes unusual, often eclectic, style may not think this P5's best album, but it may be the best place to start. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Superior drama! Review: This lavish adaptation about Julius Caesar ` s powerful Shakespeare drama joined one of the most formidable casts of the fifties, consecrated actors such John Gielgould, Louis Cahlern, James Mason (Odd man out and Five fingers) and Greer Carson, Deborah JKerr and Marlon Brando with raising promises such Edmond O 'Brien (D.O.A), deserved the coveted honor among the great films around this superior drama of political connotations.One of the most distinguished films into the remarkable artistic trajectory of this notable director. Is this product review negative?
