Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Inside My Heart Review: I felt as several other reviewers stated that this book lacked substance and depth. Robin is a privileged woman. She is beautiful and has a beautiful life. To me, everything was superficial. And her relationship with her husband reminds me of the song, "Stand by Your Man." I was vastly disappointed. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Don't buy this iron. Review: I'm sorry I bought this iron. It has auto shutoff which I don't like but have gotten used to since all irons are like that. My major beef with this is after is shuts off and you move it to start it again you have to move it to the setting you want. It doesn't return to the setting you had before. I don't turn my irons off, when I'm done I unplug them and when I plug them back it to use again, you have to reset the setting. Shouldn't have to constantly reset it. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Five minutes in and he's full of it. Review: The narrator starts off with the typical anglicized version of history, and therefore lost me immediately. In comparing how some cultures rise and some don't, he asks why did the French Revolution result in a bloodbath while the American revolution didn't, which of course ignores the Second American Revolution(The Civil War) completely.Then he talks about how Hitler killed 20 million, but ignores Britain killing the same amount in India. This is one of the most amateurish productions you can imagine, its not something you spend money on(I saw it on Netflix) its something that should be free on youtube. You've been warned. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Artsy references do not make for depth. Review: I repeat my title: artsy references do not make for depth. Neither does a non-linear time frame, even if it is meant to evoke the way memory functions. With as common a theme as he loves her/she loves him not, this should be a character driven drama to make the audience feel the emotional conflict. The characters are too thinly drawn here to evoke that response. Honestly, I knew more about Charlie Brown, Lucy, and the red headed girl from Charles Schulz's four panel cartoons than I do about the leads in this movie. The direct camera interviews seem formulaic after TV shows like "The Office." The narrator seems more like an apologist for this unsympathetic love affair than an omniscient voice. The only reason I am giving this mediocre movie two stars is the charismatic lead actors. I would like to see Zoey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon-Levitt in something more worthy of their talent. (And per other reviews I read, this is no comparison to "Annie Hall.") Answer:
