Best Of Harry Belafonte, The - Harry Belafonte

Advantages: Just brilliant
Disadvantages: no disadvantages :P

...I think that harry potter is the best. It is one of the best books ever because it can be enjoyed by everybody who reads it and watches it. Unfortunately the movies are no where near as detailed as the books. I personally prefer to read the book then watch the movie. So if you want to read or watch an excellent story. Then i suggest you choose harry potter. Harry Potter and the prisoner of azkaban was quite confusing when i first watched it and read it. I did not get some bits and i think it is the worst one but still is wonderful. I dont have much to say now except: Keep on reding ALL the harry potter books because they are worth reading and watching.... Read review

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Advantages: A great film, very entertaining, never really gets boring
Disadvantages: Not a single one

...This is one of the very best films and diffinatly the best of the "Harry Potter" series of films. I have seen it on multiple occastions and have never been bored of it. We all know that the Harry Potter series usually end up with Voldemort at the end, and this is no different, but this time, its not like any other. its not just a comfrontation between Harry and 'He who must not be named', this time, Harry starts up a support and training group for Dumbledor called "Dumbledors Army" whereby he gets many of his friends together and he teaches them the tricks of the trade as it were. They then get together at the end of the film and go to the "department of mysteries" at the Ministry of magic, and there they meet Voldemort and all of the "Death Eaters" including Lucious Malfoy. It is a very, very good film and I would highly recomend... Read review

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Advantages: Variety, great songs
Disadvantages: None

...The Very Best of Blondie & Deborah Harry is a showcase for the versatile vocal talents of Debbie Harry, whose career has now spanned three decades. This album has twenty tracks on it, ranging from the very early Rip Her To Shreds from 1977 to Well Did You Evah ! - the strange duet with Iggy Pop of the Cole Porter song released in 1990. There are many different kinds of songs on here, from pure rock through pop to beautiful ballads. In my opinion, all twenty of the tracks are great ones, although my favourite would probably be Rapture. This proves that Blondie's music is timeless & Deborah Harry will always be a goddess to me.... Read review

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