Question: Title: Had for 10 years Product review: I have had this knife for over a decade. I use it every day. I have every kind of cooking knife but this is used the most often after my chefs knife. I lost this knife for a time and really missed it. One day when cleaning out the fire place I found it in the ashes. It was tarnished and the handle was pocked but after cleaning it up it had not lost its temper. It is still in use.LikeThin flexible bladeHolds its edgeToughSuper fine tip area (great for taking the core out of sliced apples and bell peppers).Price...DislikeThis knife is just long enough that I tend to poke my pinky of the non cutting hand when slicing. I have trained myself to keep that pinky up. Never been a problem with any other knife.Other thoughtsI am not overly fond of the aluminum handle, but a wood or plastic handle would not have survived the fireplace. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: Not much intelligence in this book Product review: I have Gilson's book on Aquinas and have read it twice--many readers, some of whom must be conversant with Aquinas will recognize the lack of intelligent analysis in this book. Gilson'st overrated and lacks the critical acumen to make cogent judgements. Compare Kenner's books on Eliot, Pound, Beckett etc. and Abrams' two critical masterpieces. I strongly recommend that the reader ignore Gilson. That he is so popular with academics is yet another index of the lunacy of today's literary/religious/ philosophical critics. If only Mark Steyn could be persuaded to write some literary criticism, we could then have critical perceptiveness and fine writing to help us understand literary works. Gilson is pathetic. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: unflattering

Question: Title: Geez. Product review: I am not sure I will ever see another Penn-Nicholson movie. After this and "The Crossing Guard," I am more than a little depressed.This is a beautiful looking move with a near haunting soundtrack (which I can't find anyplace) that absolutely keeps the viewer sucked in - still, there is no point during the movie that you are not convinced that things are slowly slipping into an escape-proof abyss.This is first class movie making, and a great performance by Nicholson, but is is really, really depressing. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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