Title: Better than #2 but not as good as #1 Product review: It's better than ONG BAK 2, but not as good as the first one. Both share the same over-kill problem so endemic to martial arts films in general: fights go on just too long...and too often. That's one reason Jackie Chan's American films were so popular: fights are cut down to a reasonable length. But that's catering to American tastes, apparently. I gather Asian audiences like the fights to go on and on and on. But getting back to this film, I can think of no other film where the lead character spends so much time comatose before reviving and triumphing. I like Tony Jaa and think he's amazing. But I do think he needs someone else to direct him. He gets a wee bit too self-indulgent when he's the only director. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: Dead after 2 Months Product review: I bought this for the bathrooms at my son's little league to help save on power and lower their electric bill. First I tried a Florescent bulb. This bulb died in a day. Then I put in a regular incandescent bulb, which worked for about a month, then the Motion Sensor died.This product is a great idea perhaps someday the manufacture will actually make one that lasts longer than my bill from my credit card. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: My God, was Delaney on drugs when he wrote this?! Product review: I cannot understand how anyone could understand this book, let alone claim to love it. It has the unfortunate distinction of being the first book I ever hated so much to give up on it, and before I was even halfway through it too! Allegedly there's a plot in there somewhere, but because it is buried underneath constantly shifting narrative, dialogue so unclear you can't tell who's saying what to whom, the unclear point of view, the shattered grammar and tense and made-up vocabulary, the book is so screwy that I literally had NO IDEA WHAT WAS GOING ON. It was like reading a transcription of someone's fever delirium. If I could give this book ZERO STARS, I would! This book is not a classic, it's a gross mistake! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
