Title: For the old dudes. Product review: This one is only for those who can shake off the affects of high-tech special effects and go back to simpler, less-realistic times. If you can do this, this is an enjoyable trip to the big bug era. The cast is full of familiar faces from the hey day of 50s sci-fi. It's also notable for the appearance of three actors who later would make television history. James Arness (Matt Dillon in Gunsmoke), Fess Parker (Davey Crockett for Disney and Daniel Boone) and, delivering his first spoken line on the big screen, none other than Spock himsef (Leonard Nimoy). The writing is good enough and the plot is fast-paced. So, if you can forget for a few minutes you ever saw Transformers, this one is worth a look. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Oh Please Product review: A couple of years ago, I read Lodge's "Small World" (#2 in the trilogy) and had a great time. I can't describe how disappointed I was with this book. Morris Zapp and Phillip Swallow are great characters, but they aren't very likable at all in this particular tome. I also felt that the book hasn't dated well (written in 1975 and set in 1969). The end is also incredibly lame. Yeah, I got what his point was. (He was ambivalent! That is soo interesting! I am incredibly impressed.) The major plot points are also incredibly predictable, even if I hadn't read "Small World". The only entertaining thing about this book is the commentary on Jane Austen. I certainly hope "Nice Work" is better. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: I won't use anything else Product review: My title says it all. I have one for every computer I use, plus a couple sitting unopened in a drawer. I've worn out a couple over the years, and will be sorely disappointed when they're no longer available. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
