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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Okay For The Most Part Review: The actress who plays Jane is quite good, and is certainly PLAIN. The story is interesting or not, as you please. I can't quibble too strongly with this adaptation, except in one major detail.William Hurt's performance as Rochester is one of the weirdest, and worst, ever put on film. He plays the role as if Rochester was afflicted with narcolepsy, and is having an especially hard time staying awake. Hurt's characteristic mumbling and bizarre attempt at an English accent don't help matters much. I don't see what on earth possesses even that poor governess Jane Eyre to find him even at all attractive. Weren't there any hunky stableboys she could be dallying with?There's a far more effective version starring George C. Scott, who is similarly untraditional in his outlook on Rochester but manages through sheer intelligence and acting ability to make it work. Seek out that version for an entertaining and moving version of this story. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: No Californication Review: I love Californication and thought this series would be fun, too. But, I was dissapointed. The characters were just annoying and underdeveloped. I watched about 4 episodes and just couldn't get into it. Moves too slow. And really not worth the price by episode that amazon charges. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: as bloodless and lifeless as the title character Review: Granted we realise that De Palma has had more misses than hits over his career but when he hits, he does it so well and with great movies like Scarface and The Untouchables on his CV, I for one thought Ellroy's The Black Dahlia would be a great fit. I loved the book but realise that Ellroy's prose and complex plotting do not make for easy transition to the screen. But it can be done. Hello LA Confidential. And so the incomprehensible mess that is The Black Dahlia is just a major, major disappointment. Even for one who has read the book it is unforgivably confusing! The film seems to have no focus and despite it looking fabulous it is completely devoid of life. And that's all before we get to the last 30 minutes! Now I love high camp as much as the next person but the film's last scene is just laughable - and unfortunately not in a good way. A shame. Answer:
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