Question: Title: brilliant book, movie adaptation suffers from poor characterization Product review: The novel of the Chosen is wonderful, but I can never get through watching more than a few minutes of this movie because of the actors chosen for Danny and his own father. Reuven is okay, and his father is well cast, but Danny is really poorly played. In the book, Danny is haunted by the secrets he is keeping, of his current activities and the hope of his future life. In the movie, Danny appears so self satisfied and complacent, he is annoying rather than compelling and his portrayal makes me wince. I wish they would remake this movie with a different cast. And in addition, too many of the important points of the book have been left out, and other things brought in that seem irrelevant. And yes, I understand Potok was a consultant on this movie, but I still think they got it wrong. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: unflattering

Question: Title: Wrong lyrics Product review: My favorite song from Bread is "Everything I Own" since I knew David Gate wrote it as a tribute to his father. Whoever put this book together should have, at the very least, Googled the lyrics before printing them. In "Everything I Own," some bad examples are "the finest years I ever knew is [were] all the years I had with you...", "give up my life, my heart, my own [home]...", "that won't let you go... [you're loving them so...]", "and taking it all for granted... [but taking them all for granted...]", and "and you don't hear a word they say [and they don't hear the words you long to say]". Disgusting... Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: unflattering

Question: Title: Same old Luna Product review: I am disappointed that luna books does not recognize that there are other motivations for fantasy books starring women than sexual assault. Frankly, they present a story that is dark and un-satisfying, though it really did have potential. From my understanding, the Luna imprint was supposedly created to address women's interest in fantasy and romance. At this point, I actually hesitate to buy a Luna book because they have neglected the romance aspect, and honestly, any description of rape makes me very angry. Fantasy is about interest, and impossibility, something that is unreal, but desirable. I can't think of a single thing about this book that is desirable, and it seems a waste... Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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