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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: it's d&d time again Review: I got hook on these character sheets when 3.0 upgraded to 3.5. I just like the way it's got everything together. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: SORRY I QUIT Review: I WAS DOING SO WELL ON THIS DIET AND WITH ALL THE HYPE I QUIT. WELL THAT'S THE SORRIEST THING I HAVE EVER DONE. I AM MUCH MORE IN DANGER OF HAVING ILL EFFECTS BEING SO OVER WEIGHT. I AM BACK ON IT AND THE RESULTS ARE AMAZING. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Find me a better story Review: Other reviewers have described the plot, so I will skip that part. First - I am a big Vin Diesel fan. The story starts out with some action but quickly mires in a courtroom setting. I had nothing invested in these characters. You like Vin's character because he is funny and has some angst going on. But how they got to this landmark case and why - all back story.I think this story would have been better told in a mini-series format. (But then the A- list people wouldn't have done it). The first 2 hours would be showing us their dirty dealings and then subsequent arrest. The 2nd two hours could have been the trial.As much as I like "talking" films - those with dialogue and not a lot of action - this one just didn't deliver. It was - as another reviewer stated - a vehicle for Vin to show his more serious dramatic side.The hair piece rivaled the one that Sean Connery in "Hunt for Red October". It was good to see Peter Dinglage - loved him in "The Station Agent". Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Victorian Romance Review: Enjoyable romance told in a first-person mode, reminded me of a Lady Chatterly type voice.Cover blurb: "A SUDDEN AND MOST DANGEROUS LOVE. Olivia's move from a dreary convent school to wealthy Dunkeith Castle was as alarming as it was exciting. Handsome black-eyed Lord Sinclair was notorious for his drinking, his gambling--and other scandalous activities of which no lady show be aware. He was frightening, yet fascinating---and he was being intensely attentive to Olivia. Was he the kind of man, as many reich men were, who merely used the women of his household for pleasure? Even with her complete lack of experience, she could surely recognize true feeling in a man. Or could she?" Answer:
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