Question: Title: Fantastic Work Product review: It took me entirely too long to see this movie but when I finally did, I was no disappointed. Natalie Portman definitely deserved the Oscar for Best Actress. Her performance in this movie was flawless and I am also a huge fan of Mila Kunis. Some great movies came out in 2010 and this was definitely in the top 5. I was so anxious to have it on DVD after seeing it in the theater that I immediately pre-ordered it. It came in the mail yesterday and I couldn't be happier. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: Only book, not beads Product review: I was upset upon arrival of the item. The description clearly states there should have been beads the the book and there were no beads. I want some money back, since the main reason I bought this book was to get the beads as well. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: unflattering

Question: Title: Great special effects but little else. Product review: I had to give it one star, the system won't let you give a zero. This should have just been a computer game instead of a movie. The premise for this movie is just as silly as most of the games I've seen. But I suppose there are enough high tech computer generated special effects, kung-fu fighting and superfluous gunfire to keep the short attention span under 25 crowd happy. It's a torture, however, to watch Keanu Reeves at his wooden worst uttering lines like "Whoa!" and "Whut?". (Along with "Excellent!" and "Bogus!" weren't those also his lines in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure?) I'm sure that this film was a tremendous financial success and will spawn countless sequels and immitators, but all it really reminds me of is some bad acid trips I took in the '70s. "Whoa, what is reality, man?" "Whut?". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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