I am confident that you will at least be impressed :). It is not so much the commands that are sipler (which is the only real improvement of SVN over CVS).But the whole revolutionary idea and logistics of the bzr.
From a command intefrace point of view, yes. However, there is more to SVN than just easier commands. Moving/renaming files and directories, atomic commits, arbitrary branching are just a few of them.
bzr has a new paradigm: I would call it federated repositories, where people can have custom patched versions AND distributed them to others easily. This opens the door to custom project distributions, local changes opened to the public, ...etc. bzr lacks a Windows GUI, which both CVS and SVN have now. I hope it is just a matter of time.