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    October 22, 2008
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Keep your big screen in pristine condition with this complete monitor cleaning kit. The advanced formula removes dust and fingerprints without streaks or stains. The reusable MicroFiber cloth won't scratch your screen.
 
Customer Rating
5 out of 5
5
As Expected. Great Screen Cleaner
on July 15, 2009
Posted by: Fenixfire077
from Hamptons, NY
I've been using this product for 6 months now, and I'm really pleased. I purchased this from a Best Buy store with my new TV, and I clean it, as well as my iPhone, iPod, and Laptops about once a week. I've never washed the cloth, I just shake it out every now and then. I've heard of people having problems with other cleaners degrading their screens, so I chose to go with a name brand cleanser right from the beginning, and I'm glad I did.
What's great about it: Great for cleaning any screens!
What's not so great: little tag is annoying, but that's not a big deal.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Ease of Use
5 out of 5
5
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Ensure that your PlayStation 3 controllers are ready for action when you are. This Power & Play charging system returns your PlayStation 3 controllers to full charge so you can leap right back into your favorite games.This convenient charging system allows you to charge two controllers at once, or up to four controllers at once with the use of USB cables (not included). Plug in the included AC power cord and watch as the system powers up your controllers so you can get back into your game quickly.
 
Customer Rating
5 out of 5
5
I Absolutely Love this thing!
on November 25, 2008
Posted by: Fenixfire077
from Hamptons, NY
I Really enjoy havhing this thing. no messy cables to charge my controllers. and this thing looks amazing sitting next to my ps3. definitely get one of these things! you won't regret it!
I would recommend this to a friend!
Quality
5 out of 5
5
Ease of Use
4 out of 5
4
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SynopsisIn a seemingly utopian city, the tight rein placed on information has created a market for a new type of profession: agile couriers called Runners who transport sensitive data on foot, away from prying eyes. But when a Runner named Faith discovers that her sister has been framed for a terrible crime, she soon finds herself on the run for a reason entirely unrelated to her job. Caught in the sights of unscrupulous opponents determined to hunt her down, Faith now must run for her life. In this soaring, vertigo-inducing cityscape, will she be able to outrun a deadly fate?Mirror's Edge thrusts you into the path of danger with its combination of chase, puzzles, strategy and fierce combat. Run, leap and vault through the complex urban environment with incredibly smooth, acrobatic movements that lend immediacy to the heart-pounding action. Runner vision lets you view the world from the perspective of the Runner as you scan the environment for your next means of escape. Scale walls and leap across rooftops as you strive to evade danger, knowing the continued movement of your feet is the only thing keeping you alive.
 
Customer Rating
5 out of 5
5
Demo was AMAZING! buying it!
on November 24, 2008
Posted by: Fenixfire077
from Hamptons, NY
I just played the demo for this game, and i really thoguht it was incredible. I've never played a game like this!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Learn more about DualShock 3 Wireless Controller for PlayStation 3. (Flash demo) The DualShock 3 wireless controller puts the intensity of your favorite PlayStation 3 games in the palm of your hand. Pressure sensors in each action button let you feel the rumble of the hits, crashes and explosions on the screen, making every impact feel like you're really in the game. Highly sensitive SIXAXIS motion-sensing technology responds to your movements with lightning-quick speed, giving you the response you need to win.This controller features Bluetooth technology for wireless gameplay. Use the USB cable to seamlessly and automatically charge the controller through the PlayStation 3 at any time. Soon everything from racing circuits to all-out RPGs will become hand-shakingly immersive. When you pick up this innovative controller, more exciting gameplay is in your grasp.
 
Customer Rating
5 out of 5
5
so much nicer than using a wire!!
on November 23, 2008
Posted by: Fenixfire077
from Hamptons, NY
I really love this controller! i just bought my ps3, and coming from the ps2, this controller feels nicer somehow (maybe it's in my head?) but the MAIN thing, is that there is no wire! so nice! especially when i have 2 dogs and 2 cats.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Design
5 out of 5
5
Durability
5 out of 5
5
Comfort
5 out of 5
5
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Customer Rating
5 out of 5
5
One of the best Connery Bond films!
on November 19, 2008
Posted by: Fenixfire077
from Hamptons, NY
I loved this movie! I think it's one of Connery's best as James Bond! Best scene by far is the jet pack in the pre credit sequence!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Not only do They Live, but they're already here and ready to enslave the human race in Universal's release of director John Carpenter's paranoid sci-fi actioner. Presented in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen and offering audio rendered in closed-captioned English Dolby Digital Surround, this release also offers optional Spanish and French subtitles.
 
Customer Rating
5 out of 5
5
One of my favorite movies!
on November 18, 2008
Posted by: Fenixfire077
from Hamptons, NY
I caught this movie once late at night, while flicking through channels. And it caught my attention immediately! Since then, i've probably watched it 15 times! it's one of the greatest films i've seen. sure it's no oscar winner or anything, but the bottom line when it comes to movies? was it entertaining? was it memorable to you? in my case, this movie was incredible!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Gus Van Sant's Finding Forrester comes to DVD with a widescreen anamorphic transfer that preserves the original theatrical aspect ratio of 2.35:1. Closed-captioned English soundtracks are rendered in both Dolby Digital 5.1 and Dolby Digital Surround, while a French soundtrack has been recorded in Dolby Digital Stereo. Subtitles for both of those languages are accessible as well. Supplemental materials include the HBO making-of featurette, deleted scenes, theatrical trailers, cast and crew biographies, production notes, and (most interestingly) a short featurette abut the discovery of Rob Brown, the unknown who delivers a fine lead performance in the film.
 
Customer Rating
5 out of 5
5
I Really Enjoyed This Movie!
on November 17, 2008
Posted by: Fenixfire077
from Hamptons, NY
I thought both Sean Connery and Rob Brown were excellent in this movie. And the story was very original. I would like to see more movies like this one.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Customer Rating
5 out of 5
5
Loved this movie! All-star cast is great!
on November 14, 2008
Posted by: Fenixfire077
from Hamptons, NY
This movie had a really great cast, and a fantastic story. Eastwood's directing has again proven him to be great at what he does.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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This U.S. release of Don Siegel's Coogan's Bluff is doubly welcome -- for some reason, the movie was available in Australia (of all markets) three years earlier. And except for a short-lived laserdisc release sometime in the '90s, Don Siegel's Coogan's Bluff hasn't been seen in its R-rated version, or in its proper non-anamorphic widescreen aspect ratio, since its original release in 1968. The opening sequence depicting a chase and duel between two armed men on the Arizona desert benefits from the 1.85:1 aspect ratio, but even better are the vistas of New York City that fill the screen at 12-and-a-half minutes in. The whole movie is something of an exercise in visual nostalgia, and not just cultural nostalgia-- the Cloisters and Fort Tryon Park haven't changed too much, but the Pan-Am building is no longer called the Pan-Am building, and they stopped landed choppers on its rooftop heliport about five years later when one of the helicopters cracked up during a seemingly routine maneuver and left some people dead. The R rating was the result mostly of the introduction of a virtually nude female dancer and a mostly nude model at the Pigeon-Toed Orange Peel club, inspired by the Electric Circus on St. Marks Place, and the violence of the fight in the pool room, which did help set a new standard for stunt work and movie violence at the time -- all this is back in style, and if some of the blood looks a little fake, the surrounding mayhem doesn't. There are also a lot of faces in here that subsequently became a lot more familiar and some character players who were still recognizable (pinup queen Meg Myles in the small role of Big Red, Tom Tully among other '50s figures, veteran black actor James Edwards as an undercover cop [in an excellent scene with Clint Eastwood and Lee J. Cobb], Louis Zorich as a larcenous cab driver, David Doyle as a sinister pool hall owner, and Albert Popwell and future Byrds member Skip Battin as denizens of the East Village). The 18 chapters break the 95-minute movie down more than adequately and are keyed as much to different locales around the city as they are to various plot elements. The optional subtitles include French, Spanish, and English, and the whole disc opens up automatically on a simple, easy-to-use menu -- the only thing missing is a trailer and maybe an ad or two, which would have told us how the movie was originally sold to the public, and how much of the R rating showed up in theatrical and television spots. Incidentally, the name "Coogan's Bluff" has a dual meaning, referring to the plot of this film and Eastwood's character, but it's also referring to a specific location in northern Manhattan in Highbridge Park, near where the old Polo Grounds stood (home of the baseball Giants when they were based in New York), where part of the movie's final chase takes place.
 
Customer Rating
5 out of 5
5
Awesome movie! Very much like a dirty harry type!
on November 11, 2008
Posted by: Fenixfire077
from Hamptons, NY
This was an awesome movie, one of the last Clint movies I saw. I think that Coogan, Clint's character, may have shaped his future character, Harry Callahan. What a great movie though, a must see!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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To judge from the high original list price, Paramount Home Video was still trying to balance the books on Paint Your Wagon for the reported 17 million dollars sunk into it in 1968-1969 (mostly from bringing a huge cast on an extended location shoot, plus commissioning new songs) when this DVD first appeared in 2001; as of 2004, however, the price had dropped and it became a more reasonable purchase. Over the years since the film's original release, viewers have had to endure decades of cropped, commercial-laden showings that stretched it out to nearly three-and-a-half hours; there was no chance to appreciate Paint Your Wagon's virtues, much less get to like the movie. That all changed with the release of this DVD, which restores the film's proper anamorphic Panavision aspect ratio (2:35:1) for the first time since its 1969 theatrical run (plus a lot of sharpness and rich color tone in the bargain), and it is adaptable to 16 x 9 widescreen monitors. It's now possible not only to appreciate the movie as a serious attempt at a more naturalistic kind of musical, but also to enjoy and avail oneself of the virtues of all of that expensive location shooting, better than at any time since the original release. Traditionalists can argue that the 1951 stage musical might have been better served onscreen by taking the approach of, say, Seven Brides For Seven Brothers, but by 1969 audiences weren't going to take seriously any movie with singing matinee idols like Howard Keel or dancer/actors like Russ Tamblyn going through their paces in frontier settings. Watching Paint Your Wagon on this DVD, one becomes convinced that if the producers were going to make a movie of that musical in that era, they took the only way open to them. Lee Marvin and Jean Seberg are on such solid ground dramatically that they carry the movie, and Clint Eastwood is getting just good enough to keep up, and also to portray his rather lost, lonely, and vulnerable character convincingly, and his song segment is not bad -- it isn't what Gene Kelly or Russ Tamblyn would have done with it, but in the realistic context of this movie, it is good viewing today. Additionally, for the traditionalists, there are the big choral sequences and production numbers, plus the scenes with Harve Presnell (a veteran of one of the last studio-bound old-style musicals of the kind, The Unsinkable Molly Brown), who does wonders with "They Call the Wind Maria." In addition to an excellent film-to-video transfer, the producers have paid attention to the sound quality here. It's robust, to say the least, and mastered at a very healthy volume. The 164-minute movie has been given 18 chapters, which isn't really as much of a breakdown as it deserves since they mark off none of the songs by title, which is a serious oversight. Moreover, the chapter layout showcases the movie's one flaw, its sometimes slow pacing; the whole matter of the polyandrous relationship between Seberg's and Marvin's and Eastwood's characters doesn't even come up until chapter ten. The only bonus feature is the trailer, which is also a bit disappointing -- at the time of the DVD's preparation, Ray Walston was still alive, as were John Mitchum, Eastwood, and Presnell, so a commentary track would not be out of the question. The movie is a peculiar hybrid, and really a prodigious achievement during a period in which most big-budget musicals were dying on the vine (look at Doctor Dolittle, Camelot, and Star!), even if the music was partly eclipsed by the realism and the sheer size of the movie.
 
Customer Rating
4 out of 5
4
Totally different Eastwood, but a good movie.
on November 10, 2008
Posted by: Fenixfire077
from Hamptons, NY
I'll admit, as a big Clint Eastwood fan, it was strange to see him singing in a musical at first, but he's actually a decent singer, and I really did enjoy the movie! "Here! it is!, I mean, Here IT is!" it was definately a memorable movie!.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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for example, when I was recently shopping for a Flat Panel tv, my choices were Plasma or LCD, because those are the two types of flat panels.
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