Q: Title: Totally unrealistic and annoying Product review: The main character came across as gay to me too. This movie is in no way realistic. The other reviewer is right about everything. It's a really cheap movie made by amateurs using plastic toy guns, the actors jerk the guns to make them look like they have a kick. The "martial arts" in the movie are weak and sloppy, there's no way that crap would actually work in real life. I don't even know why I bothered to watch the whole thing, I guess I just found the stupidity amusing. The cover makes it look like it would be a cool movie, unfortunately that's the only thing they put much effort into. I rented it from Block Buster too, they need to burn it. This movie looks like some kind of a high school project or something, like they had to make a movie to pass drama class. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Sorry Tim...not much detail where needed. Product review: I found the book to be very basic! So basic that at times I thought it was teaching me how to use Windows instead of how to use/program with PowerJ. I would recommend this book for those who are coming from the UNIX environment or do not have much of an understanding of Windows and would like to start programming with PowerJ.PowerJ is a fantastic programming environment and can be a great enterprise tool! However, there needs to be more literature presented to get people going in the right direction. Unfortunately, I think this book falls short with jump starting the programmer using PowerJ and Java. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Asenath - NOT! Product review: As an Israeli and a "name freak", I found the authors' editorializing approach nearly offensive. Who are they to decree whether a name is a "girls' name" or a "boys' name", or "in" or "uncool"? These "facts" change about yearly.In addition, their knowledge of Hebrew is spotty at best, which can be dangerous. For instance, they tell you that Asenath is a Biblical name, but do they tell readers that in Hebrew it's pronounced "oh-SNOT"? I found other similar but no less annoying misinformation as well. I recommend going Beyond Rosenkrantz and Satran...to other sources. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Almost broke my heart Product review: Ok, I will admit I am a crybaby, but this is well worth the time. This was cleverly written in a style Kluger managed to maintain throughout the book. I loved all the characters and didn't want it to end because I didn't want to be disappointed by the ending, I wasn't. This book made me want to fall in love all over again, I can't wait to read more by Steve Kluger. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
