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I LOVE THIS MOVIE DVD VERY MUCH. IT HAD A LOT OF ACTION SCENES. I RECOMMEND THIS MOVIE FOR PEOPLE WHO LIKE POLICE AND ACTION FILMS.

They sent me student version. The picture and description omit this fact. That is all they have is student versions, which are complete versions, but unlawful to use in an enterprise setting.

Theer is no better backup software on the market and for the price. It installed with no problems on my XP and Vista machines. I use it to clone my hard drives but it does much more. I recently used it to clone my laptop drive, then upgraded the drive to a larger one and put the cloned image onto the new drive. Worked perfectly. Have had absolutely no problems since installed two months ago. Highly recommended.

Perfect for what we needed. Compact and doesn't take up too much trunk space. Wish it reclined more for naps.

I wanted to write this review because Christmas is just around the corner. If you know someone who thinks that they are the epitome of knowledge, you need to buy this book for their Christmas present. Your friend will be most animated as a result of your decision; he or she could even be pissed at you for a long time.

Amazon hits yet another home run with "Goliath." Along with "Bosch," "Mozart in the Jungle," "The Man in the High Castle" et. al. "Goliath" is on par in every respect. Casting, locations, lighting, writing, cinematography, music ... everything about "Goliath" is excellent. OK, the story arc is familiar and the ending is both anticipated and telegraphed fairly early on ... but who cares, 'cause the execution of the telling is so well done. Billi Bob Thorrnton, William Hurt, and Nina Arianda just own their roles to a "T." Molly Parker has a bit of carry-over from her role in "House of Carda," but she's easy to hate in her portrayal as smug attorney Calie Senate. The supporting cast was terrific ... the scene of everyone riding to court in Billy McBride's red Mustang was both memorable and a chuckle. In his role as Donald Cooperman, William Hurt was the embodiment of menace and evil willing to do anything to crush his opponent. I could go on, but suffice it to say, if you don't check out "Goliath" you'll be missing one of Amazon's original gems. Thank you, Amazon for "Bosch," "Mozartt in the Jungle," "The Man in the High Castle," and "Goliath." Please keep 'em coming!!