Ques:Title: Hard to categorize gambling movie, but its uniqueness works Product review: The only way you will be disappointed with this film is if you go into it in the mood for a "certain kind of movie". It is a blend of many genres, but in the end really can only be solidly categorized as a period piece that focuses on two good natured characters that have little in common except for their love of gambling. Sometimes their shared addiction is used to help each other, othertimes it unintentionally leads to problems, but always down unique and unexpected paths that ultimately take them around the world. In what other movie can you see a church made of glass spectacularly sailing on an Australian river?I am guessing the film was a box office disappointment, because it would be difficult to market. But if you are tired of formulaic movies and want to see something that is "different", but not a rambling, incoherent artsy mess, then this is definitely worth taking a chance on. For the price on Amazon you also have little to lose. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: Good carafe Product review: Broke this on a Saturday and ordered the replacement right away. The package came a day early (like most of my amazon shipments). Fits perfectly. My only complaint is at how spendy it is but I love my coffee pot and am ok with replacing it once. One more break and it will be more worth a new coffee pot. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: LIES! Product review: I was in Afghanistan and needed a printer.Something portable and simple. Well, it is portable. I guess it would be simple if it worked with Vista. The ad I read said it was Vista compatible. Wrong! Now it's a paperweight. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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Ques:Title: No mystery, no plot Product review: This is a lesson to me not to buy two books by the same author at once until you have read at least one first. The only mystery here is how it ever got published. The plot is on the back cover. If you read any more, you get 305 pages of a narrator/character who can't manage film in her camera (film? in 2004?), charging her cell phone, and finding her keys. This from a woman who is supposed to have been a nurse for 12 years. Find the medication? Find the chart? Find the patient? To some people may be funny. Perhaps I have just spent too much of my time sorting other people's chaos to find it entertaining or relaxing. If you like a good mystery try something by Catherine Aird. Or spend the $6.99 on lunch. Wish I had. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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