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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Boring Product review: I'm sorry but I found the movie dull. The music was kind of dull and repetitive, most of the musicians, although clearly extremely talented, were past their prime (Would you go see an athlete who was in his 80s) and Ry Cooder comes off as alternately condescending and hero-worshiping.
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decrease


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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: The word "Boring" comes to mind. Product review: My local Detroit paper raved about this book so I picked it up. Was I disappointed. It is basically a story of an old man, with allof his typical old man problems, such as memory loss, aching bones, sleep apnea, etc. It just so happens that it is Sherlock Holmes at age 93 in 1947. There is no adventure involved and whatever powers he once had are diminished by old age.Also, the book tends to ramble from one memory to the present (1947) and then back to another memory at a different time. He is not a likeable character and his musings are so jumbled and written in such a pedantic way, that you really don't care what the outcome of the story is. It took me awhile to finally finish this book because it wasn't interesting enough to want to find out how it ends.
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decrease


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You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Mine played just fine! Product review: I bought this NTSC/Region 1 DVD from the secondary seller. It arrived on the earliest of the promised delivery dates, and it ran perfectly in my DVD player. So from a buyer's standpoint, I give it an A!As for the content, I can't offer much more than other fans have said. In fact, I can't say enough! Michael looks so joyful and earnest in these pieces; you just want to eat him up! I especially liked his pseudo-live (well, I guess it's really live, but given for a preset audience) rendition of the Lennon-McCartney classic "Come Together." His treatment is suitably funky! For comparison, go on the Web and find one of the Beatles' live performances. John and Sir Paul would have no complaints, I think.Anyway, this Moonwalker DVD is a great buy, and I recommend it highly. :-} Enjoy!!!
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