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Title: If you loved the books don't waste your time with the movie Product review: Once agin the old addage "The book is always better than the movie." is proved here. Very little was as it should be. I could not watch this movie a second time. Peter should be ashamed at what he did to Mr Tolkien's wonderful story. I can't tell you how disappointed I was when I saw this movie. Jackson seemed more interested in highlighting his special effects abillities than telling the story as it should be told. I will live in Middle Earth in my imagination thanks to Mr Tolkien not jackson. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Make mine a sambucca milkshake! Product review: Ok this movie isnt LOTR but DAMN is it a good rainy saturday afternoon popcorn muncher! Funny, somewhat bawdy(but toned down for the diceman to be shure)and Gilbert gottfried at his prime. A big plus is Maddie Corman as zuzu petals Was she HOT or what? Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A must-have book for software developers, but... Product review: This is a very good reference/utility book for any software designer, developer, maintainer... Unlike the traditional design pattern books, which talk about how to apply various design patterns under various situations, this book focus more on how to find badly designed and implemented code and apply simple yet effective patterns to make the existing code better. The author starts with listing some common problems in the existing code, such as conditonal complexity, long method, etc. He goes on by suggesting some possible solutions to the problems, such as using a strategy pattern to reduce conditional complexity, etc. He uses some very good examples and shows the detail steps involving in the refactoring process.This book deserves "*****" if the complete source code before and after refactoring is available. Without the complete source code, it takes much more time and effort in trying to understand what is involved in the refactoring process. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Good story line, but lacking and unconvincing. Product review: The beginning of the story was very interesting and even a little suspenseful. However, as soon as Sean marries the woman who saves him from being hung, he suddenly seems to transform from an angry, rough guy to a perfect gentleman. I found that very unconvincing, and it just didn't seem to work with the first part of the story. The rest of the story was all right, but it didn't really seem like it was the same story anymore. The characters frequently "almost panic" or do double-takes over the littlest things. It was really pretty boring, and not worth reading after all.This is the only series of hers I've read, and the only good one was "Donovan's Daughter", the last book. I most likely won't try any of her other series, unless I'm desperate for something to read.I've found Wick to have a dull writing style. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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