Q: Title: False Advertising Product review: Why does Amazon allow companies to post information about products that are false. The Manufacturer states 2 tablespoons for 14 grams of protein. However, the container states you need to use 4 tablespoons for the same about of protein. basically you get half the protein or use twice as much as advertised. THis is just not right. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Prairie Wind Blows Product review: Boy, was I excited for the new Neil Young album, Prairie Wind. I'm a long time Neil fan, and even through rough patches (by which I mean insanity like Trans and Neil and the Shocking Pinks) he's always bounced back with something good.Well, not this time. Coming off his latest rough patch (the Broadway show wanna-be Greendale) he moves right to another.I had high hopes for this album. I love Harvest and Harvest Moon! I bought Prairie Moon as soon as it was released. Damn, what a disappointment. You can hear some good songs in there, struggling to get out - but they're buried under unnecessary strings, horns, and choruses.Produced by Ben Keith, (who also produced Harvest Moon, Comes a Time, American Stars & Bars, and Old Ways). In my opinion he ruined an album that had tons of potential. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Lexmark X83 hides limitations Product review: My chief gripe is that you cannot network the printer. I've owned various Canon and HP printers over the years and never even thought that someone would market a printer with drivers incapable of being networked. It makes me think that Lexmark is in a different age. I can understand their challenges with making the X-series share the scanning abilities, but they should support simple printing from other home PC's on the network. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Enjoyable sci fi film with Will Smith Product review: Very good movie with great performances by Smith and Greenwood.Another play on the bad robot/good robot, bad cop/good copera, obviously borrowing a lot from films like "Android"with Klaus Kinski and "Blade Runner"Robots are hot idea in Hollywood with everything from the new"Robots" film with Halle Berry to the old early days of robotslike Metropolis.Proyas is becoming an expert in this type of genre, hopefullywill see more to come from him.Two thumbs up for "I, Robot"!! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
