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Title: Terrible Book Product review: I read exactly 30 pages of this book before I put it down in disgust. I was actually disgusted before that but I always try to give books at least 30 pages. I don't like sci fi/futuristic books, so my post is probably biased. I found the author's writing style to be confusing. I did not believe the characters were real. I did not believe in the future that she had created. I will never believe that humanity will end up like that. People will always have faith in their different religions which is why the world will never become so bad that people approve of their young daughter performing sex acts on robots to win beauty competitions. It was ridiculous to believe that teachers would be allowed to shock students as a form of disipline. The boy gang was stupid too. I guess we won't have law and order in the not so distant future according to this author. Avoid this book at all costs. (...) Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: I liked it. What can I say. Product review: I thought the movie was great. I knew going into the movie that it was made with a low budget. I also knew that the martial arts in the movie is the real "thing". These are real martial artists doing what they do best, intense martial arts action. I looked up the lead actor D. Al. Jackson. As it turns out this guy has a few dojos in Florida and has been practicing martial arts for decades. He's the real deal for sure. I'm sure that the director had to slow down the film to catch his action. Honestly, he moves too fast to capture everything. If there was a category of the most leathal man per per pound, or per height I'd have to give it to this guy. He invented the whirling tiger style of kung fu.If you can appreciate "real" martial arts (more so than the storyline) then the DVD is worth it.That's pretty much what I think about the movie. Buy it, watch it.. then go on.. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Don't Board This Ship.. Product review: Dis you like Alien? Did you like Event Horizon? Then you won't like Pandorum. This movie is a classic example of a good idea poorly executed. The story: a guy wakes up on a deep space ship heading to colonize an alien world. He finds out that the ship is in trouble: it is off course and there are alien monsters running around snacking on the crew and passengers (oh dear!!). What to do..Waht to do..What..to..do..If you don't figure out the entire movie 30 minutes into Pandorum, then you were'nt paying attention. That's the problem, no real surprises. Plus the whole "why don't they call back home" idea is handled by destroying the Earth. How? That was never really explained (BOOM - it blew up, move on..)This movie is not bad, its just not interesting. A better script would have helped; this is another version of the Posieden Adventure. The monsters seem to be thrown in as an after thought.Skip it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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