Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Style over substance... Review: is an understatement! A boring plot line, tiresome special effects (which, by the way, DO NOT stand the test of time), and poor lighting throughout make this a movie I would line up to miss. The only redeeming scene is the fall through a stained glass window, which is the only death in this movie that is worth watching in this ... attempt at the horror genre. Answer:
Negative
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Dead Even Review: I read Dead Even in a couple days, and while it provides an interesting read, it could have definately been better. It has great dialogue, but the story line is pretty unrealistic. It's no Grisham novel, but I don't think that's what Meltzer was going for. The plot twists definately held you on and made you read the whole thing, however the ending is very shoddy. The book could also do without most of the swearing in the dialouge. The characters were well developed, and pick this book up for a quick read but don't expect the best. Answer:
Negative
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: The rush job shows... Review: Why, oh why, did they pull Gabriel Yared from the score only two months before the movie was due to be released? I know it was said to have had poor audience reactions in test screenings, but putting Horner on the project, who composed a brand new score in only 13 days, does not appear to have been the better choice. The Troy soundtrack is definitely disjointed, loud and "messy". Too many tracks have far too much brass, an awkward tempo and no sense of cohesivness. The only track I truly liked was Josh Groban's "Remember Me". I have gone to Yared's website and heard clips from his rejected score, and all I can say again is "WHY??" I find his work on this project to be far superior. Answer:
Negative
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Red eyes Review: I normally use the cheap off-the-shelf goggles from Target for my swimming, but I thought I'd give these a try when they went on sale so cheap. Unfortunately, my eyes must be too large or too far apart or something, because I could never adjust these goggles so water didn't get in my eyes. They are smaller than other goggles I've used in the past, which probably explains it. Answer:
