Title: This is a great toy and well worth the money. Product review: My two year old has gotten hour and hours of play time with this. He loves it, and it has taken a lot of abuse, and still is going strong. The train is large enough for me to get into it with him (I am 5' 11"). This is a great toy and well worth the money. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Excellent Buy Product review: I've been extremely happy with this tea kettle. It looks nice, has a wide bottom for better heat distribution, the handle is fixed so it doesn't move when pouring, the top opens for easy filling and cleaning and the price was perfect. The only downside that I can say would be that the whistle is faint. I rely on reviews before making a purchase but I've never written one. I was sooooo pleased with this item that I had to share. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Malicious hoax Product review: This book is a malicious hoax. If the magick in it works at all, it will just be to blow up in your face. The "real" Necronomicon was invented by H.P. Lovecraft in imitation of R.W. Chambers' The King In Yellow, a fictional tome that will drive anyone who reads it insane.For a nice Necronomicon that has the grace and manners to be honest about being a fake, try Donald Tyson's attempt. If you actually want to use the Cthulhu Mythos in your magickal pathworkings, try Phil Hine's Pseudonomicon. For more information on how atrocious Simon's fake is, read The Necronomicon Files by Harms & Gonce. For cosmic horror, read Lovecraft himself. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Film School 101. Product review: What can I say about this film? It's a chance to learn about cinema from one of the greatest directors in history. The irony is that Scorsese is every bit as fine an artist as any of these legends that he discusses. I really did not know much about Rossellini and De Sica before I saw this documentary, and if you see it I'm sure that you too will walk away highly appreciative of their oeuvre. Many of the things that Scorsese points out about these movies I would be incapable of noticing on my own. I suppose that if one is an experienced scholar of cinema then some of this discussion might be obvious but it certainly wasn't to me. I learned a great deal. Fellini's "Vitelloni, I" is definitely one that I now have to see, and the commentary for La Dolce Vita is priceless. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
