Ques:Title: The best so far? Product review: Apparently, Zimerman took 10 years to record a Liszt Sonata that met his approval. So it must be good. And it is. As one would expect from this great pianist, everthing is under control, his fingers move as fast as anyone and all is musical. Argerich brings more fire to the piece, Demidenko a bit more grit and bite, Pletnev forgets to use the pedal, Pollini is good but not as good, but in my opinion, Zimerman gives the best overall account of the sonata. Stephen Hough has just released his recording of the Sonata, and having listened to his other Liszt recording, it may well replace Zimerman's version as the King of all Liszt Sonatas. But you won't go wrong if you buy this one. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Fantasy Series Worth Reading Product review: Modern day version of Lord of The Rings. Descriptive (but imaginative!) prose with dynamic characters and intriguing fantasy references. Brilliant, as well as impressive, epic written by somebody who's only in his early 20s! The movie does this book no justice! Can't wait for the 3rd and final installment. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Faultless Product review: This version of "Jane Eyre", is the best. I have seen them all and did appreciate many of them.In this version, the passion is palpable. When Jane left Rochester, and he begged her not to go, the despair jumps off the screen.The chemistry that can be sensed between Zelzah Clarke and Timothy Dalton is rarely seen.Get the DVD, invest the time, it really does fly by, and you will fall in love. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Better in a theater, but a good film Product review: T. Rafferty's bitchy New Yorker review reminds me why I hate New York pretentiousness amongst critics who watch and grieve from their self-appointed piss-elegant armchairs, and why Amazon would give him the space to relieve himself here is beyond me.DAMAGE is a slow film, and, indeed, the cold sterility of its upper class characters plays better in a big theater than on DVD. It remains engaging due to the solid performances, and the troubling theme of 'special love' being quite so dangerous as to seduce even restrained humans into doing the most reprehensible and irresponsible things to each other.Pray you don't meet your Anna. I did, and I escaped with only hurting myself. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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