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Title: Awful Product review: I like movies. I watch a lot of 'em, and even most of the ones I don't like I watch all the way through. I can suspend disbelief at the drop of a hat, so I guess I enjoy more movies than many.Well, I watched all of this one, kinda hoping for some glimmer of redeeming value . . . y'know, something to make the story vaguely believable, or any of the characters a tiny bit likeable. Never happened. The story was awful, most of the acting was awful . . . or, maybe it's just that Stallone's speech has become nearly as slurred and incomprehensible as it was in the first Rocky movie. No amount of MTV editing could rescue the action sequences. The less said about Micky Rourke, the better.Simply put, it wasn't over the top enough to be funny, but too serious about its gritty realism to suspend disbelief and have a good time.It's painful to admit, but Giselle Itié and Charisma Carpenter were the most believable characters in the movie.Don't waste your time. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A grand gnostic allegory Product review: This is Lindsay's masterpiece, a visionary work of the religious imagination that reads like a Gnostic "Pilgrim's Progress," with the hero, Maskull, progressing through various stages of human belief and error (philosophical, Theosophical, neo-Nietzschean, you name it)in his trek across the world of Tormance. Lindsay's sense of acosmic dualism, Good and Evil fighting for Man's soul, is at times almost Manichaean in its intensity. Harold Bloom's 1979 novel "A Flight to Lucifer" is a direct lift of Lindsay's earlier work, a sort of pale academic misprision of the luminous original. Read them both and see for yourself the difference between a Surtur and a Shaping! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: nothing special Product review: I read that this was the ultimate break-up album of all time. It's not. I don't think it's a break-up album at all and it's certainly not the ultimate anything. The album is OK, but that's it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Great concept, but not as good as active cooling Product review: The idea of passive cooling is a great concept, but it doesn't work that well in reality. The i-Xoft basically acts as a pad to shift heat away from hot areas of your laptop, pretty much like how heat pipes work. It also makes your laptop bearable to use on your lap, as the underside is much cooler than the top.I have a Thinkpad T60p and it doesn't make it as cool as an active laptop fan. I guess it does lower the temperature of the CPU area a little and it's the only passive cooler on the market. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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