Title: Disturbing Product review: The Woodsman is a highly enveloping, yet highly disturbing film. This is a tribute, I suppose, to the superb acting of Kevin Bacon as one sick and immensely troubled child molester. Kyra Sedgwick, Mos Def, and Eve all perform extraordinarily well and are all utterly convincing in their roles as well. The directing by Nicole Kassell was dead-on from start to finish. All of that being said, I found the film content and script so incredibly disconcerting that I could scarcely bare to finish the movie.That is, after all, a true testament to the cast at pulling off their roles such a disturbingly convincing manner. The Woodsman, however, is just not a movie that I would ever want to see again. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Radios Product review: Works great, If you need a non-electric radio this on will work fine. Merchant sent it to me as promised with no problems Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Where's my bus stop? Product review: A well-done, solidly performed adaptation of a fine graphic novel, Ghost World is resonant with anyone who felt themselves either outgrow, outpace, or lose touch with their friends and family. I hate to say "coming of age story", but there ya go.Thora Birch gives a strong performance as a girl who isn't quite sure who she is but knows she isn't anything she sees around her. Steve Buscemi gives his personal best as a record seller whose social awkwardness has become a treasured possession. Fun cameos include: Teri Garr (uncredited) and David Cross as...well, I'll leave that to you. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
