Title: An Astonishing Book Product review: Aremis Fowl is a wonderful book. It is a Fantisy book that takes place in the future. Fairys live underground and people live above ground. Fairys hate associating with humans and that is why they live under ground. In the story a twelve year old evil mastermind kidnaps a fairy for randsom. Then a war broke out between the two species. Read the book to find out if the poor fairy is ever returned to her own kind and if the war ever stops. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: a fabulous sequel Product review: As sad and tragic as "Jean de Florette" (which should be seen first) was, this is a delight, and one of Claude Berri's very best films. Emmanuelle Beart, looking like a wood nymph, is beautiful as Jean's daughter, bent on revenge, and Daniel Auteuil as the lovesick man who's past comes back to haunt him is terrific.Yves Montand is magnificent. This is one of his greatest performances, and shouldn't be missed. His scene with the blind woman is so memorable. I think about that scene often, and of how easy it is to make life changing mistakes by misunderstanding circumstances.The soundtrack by Jean-Claude Petit is lovely, using a theme from Verdi's "La Forza del Destino" as its main melody, and the cinematography superb. Best of all, the ending is perfection. Satisfying. A work of art completed. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: IF YOU LOVE BOB Product review: The original Rasta man is gone. All the family is riding on Bobs back. this one does the best job.If you are a raggae fan you won't be disappointed Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Time Crisis Product review: The Transporter (2002) and Italian Job's (2003) Jason Statham stars in this short, fast moving, Action/Thriller, Black Comedy. And he commands his role well.Statham carries the film as we follow his hitman character from scene to scene in real-time from the point that he is poisoned to the point where he hooks up with the only people that might have an antidote.The action is non-stop. The dialogue bounces around from clever to comic. The comic dialogue goes along with deliberate, over-the-top sequences that entertain and make you laugh out loud.As I said, Statham solely sews the entire film together as he threads his way through his supporting cast, and he expertly keeps you tuned into each situation and its accompanying banter. Statham's exchanges with his epitome-of-a-stereotypical dumb blonde girlfriend (Amy Smart) are particularly humorous.First-time Directors Neveldine & Taylor make a name for themselves with Crank. Check it out. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
