Title: Accurate title for this film!!! Product review: Somebody help me describes this film all around. I am big O fan, but I hated this movie. My husband and neighbors chose this movie for our weekly movie night and we all fell asleep halfway through. This film was low-budget, the acting was mediocre, and the plot was predictable. I wouldn't suggest anyone buy this film. See it for yourself and form your own opinion, but don't waste your money purchasing this movie. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: This is not real cuban cuisine Product review: I was very dissapointed in this book. I purchased this book at the same time that I bought "Memories of a Cuban Kitchen" and WOW what a difference. Memories of a cuban Kitchen is all you really need to learn & cook real cuban food. Andy doesn't have a clue! The only good part of the book is the beautiful cover of the flag. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Good product Product review: I am just finishing up my first batch of CellMass. Within the first week I noticed a change in my recovery process after work outs. And now about three weeks into it I have noticed increased muscle mass. I take is twice a day, after works and either when I wake up or before I go to bed. The fruit punch tastes great and easy to mix in water just by shaking it in a bottle. This product works but it is pretty pricey. I paid $60 at GNC, now I'm going to by from online to save money. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: The supreme beauty of Milhaud's slow movements. Product review: The symphonies date from a more mature period of Darius Milhaud compositional life and confronts the listener with music he or she probably didn't expect if one is familiar with the more bizarre, witty, early music with its many influences by light music, like Le Boeuf sur le Toit and La Creation du Monde. The sixth symphony of Milhaud is definitively his greatest. It contains two slow and two fast movements. The slow movements (2/3rd of the music) are of an astonishing beauty! This music of wide open spaces is full of calmness, austerity, clarity, with beautiful changing harmonies and slowly spiralling melodies. The fast movements make a lively contrast to this. The fifth symphony contains one similar kind of slow movement of 14 minutes with a same supreme beauty. Overall the symphony is a little less balanced. After the third fast movement you don't really need the more or less similar fourth. Performance and recording are very good. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
