Title: God-awful transfer of Blu-ray version of this film. Product review: This has been a bad week for me getting 3 different titles on blu-ray and all 3 with dreadful transfers.The grain in this film is (at times) just plain horrible. One scene in particular (around the mid-way point) in a cave it appears it's snowing black and white -- no it's not really snowing -- it's just a mixture of HEAVY grain and what appears to be artifacts.Now not the whole transfer is as bad as this, just sections.I recorded this film from DirecTV's HD-Net movies (or was it MGM-HD?) a few weeks ago and replayed it on my DVR and the same scenes look terrific on the broadcast version so it's definately a problem with the blu-ray transfer.My display is 70" so maybe if you have a smaller screen you won't notice the disc's problems as much but for those with larger screens I would not recommend this disc. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: Bland writing... Product review: Not to mention the fact the authors seemed to write the book to convince themselves that their close relationship was "okay". I didn't really like the conversational structure of the book, and it was annoying when they brought up a philosopher before giving the reader any idea of what they were going to talk about. A letdown that isn't in touch with the younger generation. (The authors are in the 50+'s range). Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: Not "electrifying" Clay, but "electrified" Clay Product review: The most enduring criticism of "commercial pop" music is that by the time the producers get done with their electronica and multiple tracking, the singer gets lost in the shuffle. Such is the case here. The Clay Aiken with the dazzling talent and soaring high notes that we loved on American Idol is buried in a sea of "production" so that the album becomes another of so many that literally "anybody" could have sung. I guess we'll have to wait until he's proven he can sell enough "commercial mainstream" to take the "risk" of a "Broadway" album, or to sing the the hard-to-sing oldies that he became famous for on AI.Love ya Clay, just not this album. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: Page Turner! Product review: Although I tend to absolutely hate science fiction I loved this book! I am a 15 year old girl and was surprised that I enjoyed a less main stream story line. I was interested the whole time, even through the quasi-scientific parts. I kept on forgetting it was not actually a true story. Chriton's ability to incorperate "facts" was amacing and really enhanced my experience. This is a must read, and goes more quickly than I would have liked, because I was dissapointed I had no more to go. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
