Title: Breathtaking Product review: Brilliantly crafted and painfully emotional, Khaled Hosseini's first book will take your breath away. You'll fly through the pages and find that you reach the end too soon. It'll make you laugh, cry, and gasp out in disbelief. It's definitely a must-read. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Worthless apart from the visuals Product review: If all that interests you is neato visual-effects technology, then "Avatar" was made for you. If, however, you care about little things like story, character, and originality, don't waste your time. The plot is nothing more than a ripoff of "Dances With Wolves" (relocated to another planet) and represents the latest example of the long, endless, and boring Hollywood attack on corporate America. It's intriguing how the left-wing end of corporate America has nothing original to say, endlessly resorting to bashing a system in which it plays a major role. Let's face it: If it weren't for corporate America, James Cameron would be jobless and homeless. This movie is yet another hypocritical hunk of garbage. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: One of the best sci-fi novels I've ever read Product review: Michael Paul McDowell is a story-teller almost of a genius. He combines efficiently several narrative tecniques to provide an amazing science-fiction story, trailing styles from Frederick Forsythe and Isaac Asimov. He also shows a great mastery of rythm and vocabulary, confirming him as one of the best sci-fi authors at the present moment. 'Before the Storm'-and the other books- surpasses in quality Timothy Zahn's trilogy, being respectful -to a certain extent- with Lucas works. Black Fleet Crisis is so good that Zahn was obliged to 'rescue' his old characters -Grand Admiral Thrawn and Mara Jade- when he wrote two additional books, some years after. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Jason Film A Real Shocker Product review: Let me say at the outset that I love the slasher stalking formula. The titilating nudity & the gorey killings which are the spice of this series are entertainment at it's most primal & powerful. It's an exciting combination there's no denying it and it hit it straps in this series in 4 & 5.I had high hopes for number 6 but it was a total disappoint. The interesting plot ending of number 5 was just totally ignored. Instead of the deranged young guy taking up Jasons mantle, Jason gets stupidly raised from the dead by a lightning strike.Someone should pick up these loose ends and make another number 6 continuing the plot line of 5.This would be forgiveable but that there aint' no nudity & Jason doesn't do much killing. Missing these classic elements of the Friday the 13th series this episode just isn't entertaining. The producers seem to be trying to bring the series into the mainstream for almost a 'family telemovie audience' with this one... Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
