Question: Title: Great Movie - DVD is flawed though Product review: Enough has been said in the past about this fantastically entertaining movie, so I won't bore you with anything more. My comments concern the DVD, it's nicely presented, with an interesting documentary and feature commentary, certainly a bargain given the incredibly low price tag.The 5.1 sound remix is excellent, but I have to say that the very obvious grain and print damage on the movie itself knocked my assessment of the DVD down from a 5 star rating to 4 stars. I realise that the movie is over 40 years old but some of the print damage in very noticeable, and given modern cleaning techniques I think it is difficult to believe that at least some effort could have been made to clean things up a bit. Having said that this DVD is still greatly superior to any VHS copy I've seen and well worth the money despite its flaws. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: A little to silly. Product review: I laughed at this show a lot when I was younger but now the show seems silly and boring. I am a big Turner Classic Movie buff and the romance in those movies seemed more believable then the ones in this show. Recommend this movie to old people that can't run away once the show began. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: unflattering

Question: Title: Haunting and lovely Product review: I was lured into buying this CD after hearing "The Mummers' Dance" on the radio and instantly falling in love with the song. Two months later, I'm glad to say that "The Book of Secrets" is not a CD I'll keep solely for the sake of that one track. McKennitt's newest album is layered with song after beautiful song, echoing the Celtic tradition with inflections of the Middle East; truly a "book of secrets" with greater and greater treasures to discover as one goes along. Listeners will be enchanted with McKennitt's lovely voice--which can be both delicate and strong--and her lush, skillful instrumentals. With tracks such as "The Mummers' Dance," "Marco Polo," and a powerful musical setting of Alfred Noyes' poem "The Highwayman," Loreena McKennitt's pure artistry comes to life and light. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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