Title: One for the choice of title Review: This movie could only have been produced in America: musical, bulky cars, greaseballs and bleached-out white rock 'n' roll. I don't like musicals and my review will be colored accordingly. This movie is as light as that sugar fluff that they eat at the "Carnival" at the end. Not one second could I connect with anything that was going on. Was this a highschool or an elementary school? Surely this must be a fantasy about what the 50s were like. With a little more biting spunk this could have been a great Monty Python parody, but to me it's just a movie to quickly digest and forget all about it. I guess as a musical it has value and energy, but for the rest it had all the ingredients of those nauseating American highschool movies. Is the review positive or negative?
Negative
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Title: Not bad Review: The Simpsons Comics carry on in this edition, but it seems to be a slight sag here. The first edition, in which the political parties come to town seems to drag. But, we get some classics, like "They Saved Homer's Brain". It's not up to the classic that was Simpsons Comics Extravaganza, but it's better than some stuff from Simpsons Comics Spectacular. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive
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Title: A Great Find And A Great Form Of Technology Review: This brand of DVD+r recording material is and has always been a true favorite of mine. I've found with other brands of blank DVD media there is always at least one dud (a band DVD-cd) within the spindle. This product always has been reliable and I would certainly recommend to any one. Personally, DVD+rs are far more superior to DVD-rs. Most because they can be played in both a computer and a regular DVD player. DVD-rs never seem to make the par. In short, I couldn't be happier. I will definitely stick with this brand of blank DVD medium. That is unless they come up with something better to replace it! Is the review positive or negative?
Positive
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Title: If you design board games, you'll want to read this book Review: In addition to being a professional programmer, my husband designs (and plays) board games as a hobby. (For more on the programming side, see my review of "Elemental Design Patterns.") He says that this book helps to define the vocabulary and concepts that game designers use when talking about their craft. Is the review positive or negative?
