Ques:Title: Was this a movie? Product review: This was a sad excuse for a movie. I love Robert Downey Jr. and he did his best with this poor script, but it was not savable. Just because you can get two stars together does not a movie make. How can anyone even make such poor movies? I would skip this one. I wish I had. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Grim Satisfaction Product review: The Blue Trust chronicles the rise and fall of two highly ambitious people, Bruce and Lynne Verchere. For those of us who worked at Manac Systems in the mid-eighties there is some grim sense of satisfaction with respect to the destiny of Lynne Verchere. The author avoids the darker side of Vercheres personality, but for those of us who knew her, any sense of pity that the story elicits is mitigated by the reality of having dealt with her on a day to day basis. Lynne Verchere was not a victim. The final tragedy of Bruce Verchere is a metaphor for the gaping hole in her own psyche. Notwithstanding the mess he had made of his life, Bruce Vercheres last desperate act was undoubtedly triggered by her final "victory" over him. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Could be much better Product review: I've played this game for hours on end, and it is always a mixed bag. What is REALLY, REALLY annoying is how, when you're in a safe position on a hill or something, and you sound the dinosaur call, the critters all run away, no matter how aggressive you have them set to be. The graphics are primitive in a lot of ways too, like when you can see a dinosaur right through a rock, or one is swimming and it looks like it's in the clouds. It's a decent game, but could have been much better with a little more effort. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Factually Flawed Novel Product review: Here are two facts: (1) the first successful bone marrow transplant was in 1959 and (2) "The Man from LaMancha" was first produced on Broadway in 1965.Roy Cohn's role in this novel occurred prior to these dates.Why is this important? Because one of the central characters, Bo, has a successful bone marrow transplant. And people are singing songs from a musical that did not exist.So no matter how brilliantly this is written, a novelist who is writing something call historical fiction--references to actual events in history--has a responsibility to be accurate with the history. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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