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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Interesting premise, faulty presentation Review: I love a good scary movie. There's just something about sitting in the dark drinking in the suspense. I was given this movie by a friend and knew very little about it. I went into it expecting the typical "creepy child" plot, but was pleasantly surprised to find a well thought out and researched story built in mythology and folk lore. I found myself excited to see aspects of stories I grew up hearing from my grandparents depicted on screen, albeit in a new and scary way.My main issues with this movie lie with the acting. I found the two leads (Cam Gigandet, and Odette Yustman) to be lacking in this department. I did not buy their chemistry, and their ability to sell some of the admittedly hokey dialogue falls flat.On the whole, there are some legitimately good scares and creepy scenes, and the film is low on gore. -- Reviewed by Alisse Lee Goldenberg "The Strings of the Violin" Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Stopped working after a year. Review: This thing worked perfectly for the first year. It's the only heart rate monitor I've ever had that would work while biking into a wind (I'm sure those who have used heart rate monitors are familiar with this phenomenon). Now, after several battery changes in the watch and the chest strap, the monitor is apparently not receiving the signal. The watch works fine as a watch, but not as a monitor.Also, you're advised by Timex to send the watch back to the factory to have the battery replaced. So, you'd better be prepared to be without a heart rate monitor for a couple of weeks in order to do this. What I did was replace the battery myself which entailed shorting out the battery within it's cradle (no bid deal).I'd give it 5 stars if the thing was still working. Answer:
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Negative


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: It's Unique and Quirky(tm) Review: Absurdism is such a lost art in popular music that once the public gets their first taste of it, they're ready to declare their discovery the holy grail. Unfortunately this music is far too shallow and twee to justify the supreme heavy-handedness of sexual lyrics about Anne Frank, among other transparent attempts at "twisted" "whimsy". Answer:
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