Ques: Title: Don't believe the hype. Product review: Okay I gave this a try after reading the countless ravings about how great this show is and was quite frankly left with a bitter taste in my mouth.Overall I found LAIN to be a down right boring mess of an Anime filled with annoying characters (heck Lain Herself was as interesting as watching paint dry) and one of the slowest plots I have ever sat through.I honestly can't recommend this at all and I'm no noob who just didn't get it either (face it you fans reading this were probably thinking just that) and I highly recommend the superior in every way Boogipop Phantom over this tripe.Now thats an Anime. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Ans: unflattering

Ques: Title: terrible reception Product review: This has terrible reception, and every time you move the cord it crackles so loud that you can't hear the other person. We can't use it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Ans: unflattering

Ques: Title: About Time in the US! Product review: Been waiting for this to be available here (in U.S.) forever- it's going on my wish list today! I hope Series 2 will come out soon after! And just to clarify something--maybe it has been too long since we've seen this great series but I assure you that the cover illustration is correct! That IS Robin Ellis as Ross Poldark (NOT Richard Morant as Dr.Dwight Enys) and Angharad Rees as Demelza (NOT Judy Geeson as Miss Penvenen)on the cover of this DVD! I happened to catch parts of this on YouTube and I have seen the very scenes that these still were taken from. So fear not, this is the real deal, it's just been too long since we've seen this in the U.S.! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Ans: flattering

Ques: Title: Just okay Product review: As a work of literary fiction, the prose was not particularly well-written and the characters were at best a collection of stereotypes. Most glaringly, I felt as though this was taking place now and not during the Carter era. Perhaps there was a lot of talk of organic farming, the brain chemistry/causes of psychological illnesses and informing children of the dangers molestation among farmers in the late 70s. I personally do not remember any of those issues being popularly discussed until the late 80s.This is the sort of marginally entertaining book that will hold your attention for the 3-4 days that it will take to read. However, there are far more interesting and moving books out there. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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