Q: Title: Very good diapers Product review: These diapers are the best for overnight sleeping. They solved our problems with our baby girl. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: "How the Australian West Was Won" Product review: Television, which can be so awful, can also be magnificent, breathtaking, and memorable. "Far Pavilians" is such a work of television art. So is "Kings in Grass Castles," a brilliantly well-acted, stunningly photographed study of the westward movement of white settlers into the aboriginal lands in the 19th century. All the main characters are a marvelously charismatic lot of Irish peasants who brought their wits and charm to the new lands. The dynamics of the native population in conflict with the new settlers is at times tragic, but the film makers bring enormous compassion and intelligence to the subject. It is a drama, not a sentimental tirade against whites, nor a reactionary celebration of the civilized against the savage. It is a human drama, well told, against the background of the seemingly endless Australian landscape. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Great voice but over produced. Product review: She's definately got talent and I have a strong suspicion she is one of those performers who is far better in person than on CD. Some of the songs would be splendid if they only employed half as many instruments; I find her voice to be completely drowned out at times. Half of the songs are original and quite good, the rest are bland radio fodder. While I consider this CD to be a "keeper," I'm hoping that as she matures in age, experience, and musical direction that she will choose a simpler, narrative style that highlights her lovely voice and upholds the story telling tradition of great country music. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Excellent Product review: Great follow up to the previous Paradise Lost docs. As a Memphis native I found myself in the midst of this travesty from the beginning, as the story of The WM3 became national. With the help of the directors, producers and music choices you could almost feel as though you were sitting in the courtroom as The "West Memphis Three" finally became free. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
