Q: Title: Insight into Gehry's approach to design Product review: This documentary is very a entertaining and insightful record of the way that Frank Gehry works. Gehry comes over as a very modest person although his work is just the opposite. I was fascinated with his approach which is more that of an artist than of an architect. I was a student of the late Louis I Kahn and his approach to the design process was very much deeper and philosophically driven than is Gehry's. The documentary, however, gives a frank and clear view of his design approach and any architect who is remotely interested in Gehry's architecture should have this DVD in his bookshelf. Gehry is, no doubt, one of the most influential yet controversial architects of our time. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Amazing Product review: i am 15 years old and i just finished this book and am in awe. when i first started it i almost gave up because of the confusing philosophical refrences. To tell you the truth i am sure i missed a great part of the book because i simply skipped over most of these confusing parts however the main plot is amazing and i believe eco is a genius. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: I can't believe this only has a few reviews! Product review: This movie is one nice peice of anime! I highly suggest that you buy this. It has a great plot, great animation, and good dubbing. The action filled battle sequnces are great! Especially the one with all the guys on horses. If you get this, you should also get parts 2-4 or you end up feeling a little confused. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: Wish I could give it 0 stars Product review: Tennant writes: Mrs. Elton, like a shark that waits in waters bloodied by a fall, swam up with her repeated offer of an excellent situation for Jane. Need I say more? What ever possessed Tennant to think this gory word picture would bring to mind the beautifully restrained writings of Jane Austen? Austen's polite restraint and gentle humor are only a few of the reasons she can deal so effectively with the controversial topics of her times. While this book wrestles with controversial topics, it is done without finesse, beauty or regard for Austen's original character development. What passes for wit in this book comes across as mocking Austen's characters and style. I wanted to like this book but wound up hating it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
