Title: Elvis, quit robbing us already! Product review: Ok Elvis I know you have new twins and formula is expensive but come on quit trying to rip off your fans! How many more reissues are you going to pawn off on us. Why not just release a series of reissues or rarities like the Bootleg Series from Dylan. Fans are getting fed up with the repackaging and the whorish behavior. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: A strong "woman message" without being feminist Product review: I enjoyed this book a great deal. it was the first tepper book that I had read, and made me look forward to other novels from this imaginative lady. I believe it gives something to think about, it revolves revolves around religion rather than gender and the traditional patriach beliefs that religion perpetuates. It suggests that violence is not the future of man and hooray for that!.This is the first book of many that I intend to read from Ms. Tepper. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
flattering

Title: Ebert is the best that film criticism has to offer today- maybe ever. Product review: Roger Ebert is not only a great Film Critic, but he is also an excellent writer.Mmore than just rehashing a film, Mr. Ebert finds the humanity and subtle nuances that exist in film, and finds the greatness in those traits. There has never been a year when I have seen every movie that is included in his annual movie yearbooks, but I could still read every review in the book! It is his prose, his wit, his love for film, and his desire to see the medium move forward, while recoginizing the gennius that can be found in [some] genre films. I highly recommend his writing- There is simply no one better. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
flattering

Title: Buy Cracking the Code by Princeton Review Instead! Product review: My daughter has used Princeton Reviews Cracking the Code to prepare for the ACT in the past and raised her ACT composite significantly -- we thought we'd try something different this time and picked up Peterson's -- in comparison it is difficult to follow -- doesn't give actual tips just for the ACT and the writing is not engaging. Cracking the Code is far superior -- don't waste your money here! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
