Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: There are very few dvd's I've watched that I could not finish and this was one of them. I give the film high marks for visuals and technique but I found the film surreal and contrived. I was particularly disappointed that the residents of the Salton Sea community were asked to "perform". It's as if they are just following a script and the result is somewhat wooden and contrived. The waltz scene made me uncomfortable. I did appreciate, however, the director's intent to make the Salton Sea community a poetic commentary but I don't think the objective was obtained. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I am installing quite a few new cable modems, so I've been ordering various lengths of coaxial cable. Most of them were fine. But this set, while a fantastic price, was cheaply made. The pins were not just bent, they were curled over when I unpacked the cable. I had to carefully uncurl and straighten them in order to get them to fit into the slots on my modem and cable connection. It was also difficult to turn the connections. I prefer to spend a couple more dollars and get a quality product. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Michael Mainieri has done it again! In this latest confluence called Steps Ahead Mike has crafted a work of art that melds beautiful composition with virtuosic talent; great grooves and magical group chemistry. It's not like any of the other Steps offerings (all brilliant, in my book) - it's comtemporary/modern in it's grooves yet maintains a hard-bop straight ahead feel to it. The whole thing gels together in a way not heard since the phenominal US debut release. Highly recommended! Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: We bought this item in June. It worked fine on all our trips this summer. We put it away for a few months and pulled it out again for a December vacation. It was having a hard time reading the first disc we put in it. Then it just stopped working. I called Audiovox and was informed that the DVD player only has a 90 day warranty. To fix it will most likely cost as much as a new one and we have to pay all the shiping and handling costs. I wish that I had known that the warranty time was a short 90 days and that the life span of our DVD player was only six months. Buyer beware! Answer:

Answer: