Title: Good Movie - Dirty Disc Product review: Bought this movie and had problems getting it to play.Had to take it out and clean it even though it was supposedly brand new.The DVD cover looked like it had been used and rewrapped.Should have sent it back but... Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Somewhat entertaining. Product review: Mr. Uris wrote eight great novels in a row, peaking with "Trinity". With the last three novels, including "A God in Ruins", Mr. Uris seems to be living on his reputation.The passion and power of "Trinity" and "Exodus" are non-existent in "A God in Ruins".Mr. Uris clearly is very sympathetic to Bill Clinton and his political problems. In "Trinity", Mr. Uris created the Conor Larkin character seeking his truth about Irish freedom. It is hard to compare that quest with Bill Clinton seeking his truth in 800 FBI files that were "accidently" transferred to the White House. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: My review will consist of better titles for this book..... Product review: "Trade Your Way to Handing Brokers All Your Money""Trade Your Way Into a Tautology""Trade Your Way Into a Random Outcome""Trade Your Way Into Finding the Magic Cupcake Inside You""Trade Your Way Until The Buddha's Third Eye Opens""Trade Your Way Into Writing This Same Book In 15 Years After Everyone Has Forgotten It And It Will Seem Fresh Coming From You Even Though Your Returns Are Only Slightly Those Above Trend" Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Why is this even being produced anymore? Product review: A torture device disguised as a toy. How would you like to spend all day playing on the stairwell? Might as well go lick some dirty socks. I think my dog actually used to drag its bottom along the stairs to relieve a recurring rash. Hey, Ma, why does Slinky go down but not up? Who's the genius who found this at the scrapyard? Most toys in the 1970s relied on mankind's perverse craving for repetition and/or irritation. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
