Title: Classic Rudyard Kipling protrayed by a classic cast Product review: Sean Connery, Michael Caine, and Christopher Plummer directed by John Huston. . . It doesn't get much better than this! The movie is an old fashioned adventure tale centering around two ex-British army pals trying to make (or steal) their fortune in India. Sean Connery's character is mistaken for a returning god by a tribe in the remote mountains of Kafiristan. Unfortunatley, the character starts to believe that he just might be destined to rule. Trivia buffs should pay close attention to the native girl who is the object of Sean Connery's affection. She is Shakira Caine, a former beauty queen and Michael Caine's real life wife at the time this movie was made. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: TERROR ERA THE SQUADD Product review: YO THA ALBUM IS SIK IS STRAIGHT FIRE IF U DONT GOT IT GO COP IT REMY MA HELD IT DOWN AS USUAL PROSPECT RIPPED IT HIS SONG "THUNDER IN THE AIR" MAN DA WHOLE TS RIPPED IT WISH PUN LINK N SEIS COULDA BEEN ON IT MAN IT WOULD BEEN A WRAP NE WAYS IM OUT GO COP DA ALBUM MAN........TERROR ERA THA SQUADDDDD......1R.I.P. BIG PUNNEVER FORGET BOUT YOU Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Gel cups Product review: Purchased for use with "plantar fasciitis", very uncomfortable, made foot sit TOO HIGH in shoe, so the fit was improper & the heel continuously came out of shoe when walking. DISAPPOINTING!! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Can't believe 5 stars... Product review: I had to balance these folks who are giving out ***** reviews willy-nilly. The gentleman who complained about the ubermensch characters hit on the head one of the several nails in this book's coffin. Others include the very predictable plot, the insignificance of the technology (which was supposed to be the core of the whole thing), and some places where my disbelief was unwilling to suspend itself.I gave it the extra star from my 1 for 2 reasons: the writing was not so poor that I couldn't finish it, and the technology, while not central, at least was for the most part plausible and correct. That's always a plus, even more so since Grace avoided a heavy "gee-whiz" factor that often accompanies mainstream use of technical gimmickry.And I was glad I got it at a serious discount... Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
