Q: Title: The worst iron I ever purchased Product review: I purchased this iron to replace a Rowenta iron that was vastly overrated. I liked the (Sunbeam's) retractable cord and the ease of filling it with water. That's where the praise ends. As far as the actually ironing, it's like pushing a mack truck over your garments. The sole plate does not glide smoothly at all (creating more wrinkles), and it overall does a very poor job at getting out wrinkles, even on hottest setting and utilizing the steam. Don't bother with this one, even if you get it at a good price. I'm replacing it after a couple of months of aggravation. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Updike Reads Updike on Brazil Product review: Updike reads his own inimitable prose in a story about two lovers in Brazil. Don't turn this one on with your kids in the car - it's full of explicit sex, but beautifully-written sex it certainly is. The story shows a panoramic view of modern Brazil, from its huge cities to its wild west. The two lovers make their way through this landscape in a sometimes-unbelievable fashion. But with Updike, believable or unbelievable doesn't really matter all that much. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Not a science book Product review: This is clearly NOT a science book but a Sunday School book. If you are looking for a biology book look elsewhere. It would be a tragedy to use such a book in any serious study of biology. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: The Magnum Opus Product review: Not for the intellectually lazy. As P.L. Traver's the author of the Mary Poppin's books and a student of Mr. Gurdjieff's teachings described Beelzebub's Tales...as a "flying cathedral." It is a tour-de-force work of objective art. One thing that many reviewers fail to pick up on is how very funny this work is. Maybe it's simply one vast "shaggy dog" joke on us all- but again perhaps life itself is. I will give you a hint- approach it when you're ready as a fairy/folk/science fiction tale of the likes of 1,001 Arabian Nights meets Isaac Asimov. The rewards will equal the efforts put into a study of this book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
