Q: Title: strums a chord of sorts Product review: These guys did their research and came out with a very close relation of facts in novel form that made my hair stand to no end. That's how it must have been. Luis H. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Why the price increase? Product review: I have a pair of these headphones, and I love them. I git them on Amazon a little over a year ago, and I somehow broke one of the ear pieces off. I pulled them up online and saw the price of $60. I knew that wasnt what I paid. I pulled up my old order and I paid $14.53. Right under $25 with two day shipping. They were good headphones for the price of $15. But at $60 they aren't worth it. I dont under stand why they would more than quadruple the price. I will be getting something else to replace my broken set.All of the reviews saying they are great for the price are also from before they cost $60. They are not great for the price anymore. Think about it. You will be buying headphones that sold for $15 for the longest time, only you're paying $60 for them. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Nice love story Product review: This is about two (Lesbian) women in love. The thing which made the film nice, is that it seemed sincere as a love story, and while the usual elements of gay love being unacceptable to some are in there, it is not another one of those "we are so mistreated because we are gay" films, as so many have been. Also, there is an equally important, if not moreso, plot, proceeding at the same time that the two girls begin to fall for each other. BTW-If you buy this, you might find some of the previews a bit harder to deal with than the actual movie, as they seem to go painfully near being lewd in a couple of cases. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: 'IT' is about popularity Product review: Craig Groeschel makes some good points about how people can impact the world for the sake of the cross, but in the end his church is about numbers of attendees, popularity, power, and gloss. Unsurprisingly, Groeschel never takes into account that Jesus was none of these things. Groeschel rejects the humble anti-establishment wealth-denouncing rabbi for the popular smiling television star with a headset. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
