Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: the mustard brown grinch on dvd Review: I agree with both Chicago, IL and Boston, Ma reviews. The crystal clear DVD viewing of 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas'was great but, WHY is the grinch not in his true green color! There are other greens in the picture so why not the grinch! Very perplexing we thought and it made the viewing very disappointing. WHAT GIVES! I would highly recommend buying the VHS version due to this disturbing error on the DVD version. I suppose the people who like the DVD version don't realize that the grinch in this version is an impostor! Even when he's green on the DVD cover AND main menu screen!
dissatisfied

Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: AWESOME 320s Review: I just a pair today and they are great!. I went inside a grocery store and talked to my wife aone half mile away at home and they sounded very good.Thanks for a great product!!!.
satisfied

Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: The Ultimate Movie Review! - [...] - @tss5078 Review: When Stephen King's work started being turned into movies, they were always great, but the newer stuff, has really been hit or miss. For the first hour, Desperation was great and Ron Pearlman was hilarious as the twisted sheriff, abducting people on the highway. Unfortunately, about half way through this film, the movie changes focus to young David, played by the kid from the Stacy's Mom video, Shane Haboucha. David is some kind of prophet who is more aware of things than the other. That was cool, but his constant ramblings about God, and spouting of all this religious bull got really annoying. By the time things built up to the end, I was so annoyed with this little kid and his ramblings that I just didn't care about what was going to happen. I just wanted the film to be over. Desperation is just another case of a writer and an actor taking things too far, to a point where it taints the whole movie.
