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Title: Not worth it Product review: I wouldn't recommend this movie to anyone. I've seen worse, but I personally didn't like it. I thought it was rather dirty and the story wasn't that good. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Hell yeah! Product review: Lamb of God is like a shot of tequila... sometimes it goes down perfectly, other times it's like someone just kicked you in the throat. Either way it's exactly what you wanted when you took the shot. Lamb of God is in my opinion the most aggresive outfit in modern metal. Their style reminds me of Pantera (Southern Trendkill era) with elements of thrash thrown in for good measure. At times it's more than your ears can handle, but mostly it's good heavy metal fun. About the only critism I can think of is their political views... I am a Sgt in the USAF and I despise the anti-war message of today's metal. Aside from that I rock out to Lamb of God everyday... check out their older albums, especially New American Gospel. Metal rules, check out BLS, Shadows Fall, and Mastadon!!! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Refreshing perspective, but obscurity overpowers message Product review: Mary Louise Pratt has a lot of fresh and important things to say, but her writing style makes this book tough to read. I consider myself a good reader, I can usually pick out main ideas and meanings quite easily, but I found this book really frustratingly hard to read! Pratt flip-flops between a readable, clear style and one in which she employs almost indeciperable sentences. I think her message is really important and structurally, "Imperial Eyes" is smartly organized, but it takes a lot of patience and re-reading to understand it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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