Title: a ten year old Product review: this is the best game ever. i am a dbz fan. if u r not u could learn more if u got this game. my most favorite charater is teen gohan. he is so cute. over all this game is good. i mean great. but the one thing that is bad is the super sayain levels. u can only turn to a super sayain. only gohan can turn into a super sayian2. no super sayian3. but this is the best game ever!P.S. i am a girl Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Brilliant SF Product review: I wrote a review of ths book as FORLORN HOPE before I got locked out of that profile. I still catch myself remebering scenes from this book while readin other SF series. EISENHORN, for better or worse has become my benchmark for all the other SF and some of the fantasy I read. As in book ABC by Author BIG NAME id ok but it's no EISENHORN. I never even heard of Dan Abnett before the cover art drew me to pick this book up off the shelf.An SF MUST READ! AS I said above, better and darker than DUNE. Enjoy. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Banal Product review: I think this movie is mainly a hoot for catholics with a sense of humor. Drop that angle, and there's not much to like. A pretty hokey plotline, too many big names for no reason and no part, not doing any acting, working with a script that tosses out ideas that have a 1-second shelf life. And the down to earth modernization of mythological and religous people is Neil Gaiman stuff, Smith does it completely superficially, although they both kind of flub that awesome idea and fail to get to the emotional side of such an issue. Particularly here though, it does not rise above gimmick at all.This is the first Smith movie I've seen, and so far he comes off as someone the public idolizes for his intelligence, mainly because he has dialogue about topics and his non-conformist appearance. There's so much more that can go into a movie though then posing a sort of intellectual question and then flexing the 'i'm people' roots persona. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
