Title: Doom The Movie Product review: This Was A Particulary Poor Film And Only The First Person Scenes Lifted It Above Going To The Dentist As Painful Experiences I Hope John Cormack Had Nothing To Do With This Cash In Tripe Steer Clear Not Even Worth Cult Status Like Films Such As Dog Soldiers Et Al Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Well-explained statistical concepts. Product review: In this small book the author managed to explain statistical concepts in the way that no other book that I looked at could do on hundreds of pages. You will definitely learn a great deal of statistics. The author does not overwhelm, is consistent with his presentation, and EXPLAINS. That final touch, simple explanation (in the language anyone can understand) is what's missing from all other books.Great choice and don't worry about the typos. When was the last time you picked a perfectly edited book? Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Doesn't Work at All Product review: Bought this as a replacement for my sons iPod touch. The PC I used it on doesn't even recognize it. I used the same PC I had with his original cord. It's a Windows 7 PC so it has nothing to do with the operating system.Also tried using it with the wall outlet adapter. The iPod wouldn't even take a charge!The cord itself is very thin (thinner than the original that came with the iPod). The plug that goes into the iPod also doesn't connect securely. It tends to wiggle around in the port. Even trying to hold it tight for a connection didn't work.Unfortunately, it is just an inferior imitation and of poor quality. I don't expect much for the price, but I would at least expect it to do what it is supposed to do. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: High-tier Fassbinder Product review: There is something irresistable about Fassbinder's early formalism beginning to melt into the psycho-drama of his middle phase. Based on a play which he wrote and taking place entirely in Frau Von Kant's boudoir, the viewer is firmly within Fassbinder's grip and he doesn't let go, like a cat playing with its mouse. Now that he's got you where he wants you, let's go a little insane with Margit Carstensen; I'm sure that you won't mind such a small indulgence from the director?The film pivots strongly on unrequieted love, although unrequieted makes it sound more romantic than it is; more of an obsession which destroys. A decidedly cleansing experience, if I do say so, myself.This is essential Fassbinder and one of the 4 or 5 absolute stone-cold masterpieces of his that I've seen. I wish I had seen it earlier, as it embodies much of the methodology of all his work. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
