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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
In response to the review by "Big Dog" - if you want everything to match up perfectly - picture and narration, this isn't for you (personally I think its nice to have to think every once in a while, but hey...)
That said, I find this series to be a wonderful insight into parts of China that we never get to see. Television doesn't air documentaries about what you see in these dvds - religious ceremonies, rural life, sporting events, caravans, etc... all in Western China.
If you want the flip-side of Beijing and Shanghai, this series is your best bet. There are more dvd's in the Mysterious China Series that I own: Secrets of the Silk Road, Holy Mountain, Kung Fu… Read more
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Considering the ongoing racial controversy between Latinos and American society, this is one of the better statements (on film) ever made about a love affair between the two races.
Heather Locklear wanted the lead role in this film that eventually went to Dawn Dunlap, who was a star in another Roman Polanski film. That might be the one thing about this film that I wish was different, but it doesn't change the quality of the message being sent.
I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a modern-day (in the 80s) Romeo and Juliet.
If you want, you can grab it on Amazon's Createspace for a little less. createspace.___/219028 Use the code: ALLXKLKB… Read more
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I really do love this pocket-knife. It is incredibly durable, resists rust and is available for a pretty low cost given all the positive things about it!
It has saved me numerous times when I quickly needed a flathead or phillips screwdriver. It has freed an axel of would up string and various other tasks that some other knives aren't up for.
If you can find it below $70, go for it!
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