Title: Stalin's Terror Product review: This film is a painful look at the effect Stalin's terror had on even his closest officials. The film itself is beautiful, set at a peaceful country "dacha". The action begins to pick up when Mitya arrives. The Mitya and Kotov characters provide an interesting contrast of Russian men. Mitya is a hollowed out soul searching for reminents of his past life and Kotov is the ideal Russian who always believes in his homeland. Several scenes are very poignant, particularly the one where Marussia realizes that Mitya has returned. The conclusion is painful and frightening, but that is how Stalin's crimes were to the Russian people. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Front 242 at their finest Product review: I think that Front 242 have done something fabulously different with this album and that is by having a Female Vocalist... the diversity and passion that she adds to the music is just awesome... by far their most original work in years... LOVE IT Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Nice Design - Poor Quality Product review: I purchased this product and "broke it in" according to the instructions. During the first use I noticed the regulator did not work. The internal tank pressure continued to build (i.e., motor doesn't shut off), exceeding the set point of the regulator. I returned this unit in exchange for another, thinking I simply received a defective unit.I was both surprised and disappointed that the second unit received had the exact same problem! I'm returning this unit and trying another brand. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Never came together Product review: I liked this book in a few spots, but I didn't think it ever came together and told much of a coherent story. The characters seemed very stereotypical and one-dimensional. I especially didn't get the end, with the drama with Lin's best friend squeezed into literally the last few paragraphs. Made no sense at all except to underscore how selfish and self-absorbed Lin was. To the readers who have said, "Maybe you have to be from the south to 'get' the south", I think that remark does a great disservice to all of the fantastic southern writers out there. This has nothing to do with geography, it's just a badly-written book. And to the reader who compared this book favorably with "Welcome To The World, Baby Girl" - seriously, you have GOT to quit eating those brownies your hippie friends bring you! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
