Title: Eman is the man! Product review: Having learned that Eman (Emanuel Kiriakou) is producing Willy Porter's new album (Willy is my hero), I gave Eman's "Favorite Enemy" a listen. I wasn't disappointed... Guitar driven songs with strong vocals. Nothing groundbreaking... just a good, solid album throughout. Several songs reissued from recent soundtracks. Especially liked "Falling" with a touch of Greek guitar. Good stuff. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Still the best I've seen Product review: This is the best hand-held ground torch on the market that I'm aware of, although the quality of this item may be a little diminished from the version I bought ten years ago. Keep in mind that the idea is to dehydrate the plants, not necessarily to eliminate them through burning (although that's a quick way to handle the problem if you have guests coming by tomorrow).The new version has a different handle and the ignition switch isn't brass anymore. But it's still better than the versions I can find at Menards for the same price.I recommend this product. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Fantasy Reality Product review: I loved this trilogy.It's a welcome change to discover main characters who have their weaknesses held up for all the world to see. Despite their shortcomings, we see in each book echoes of ourselves and how, if we could find the courage to face adversity despite our many weaknesses, we'd be all the stronger for it. Look for the hidden message. It's there - along with a set of thoroughly entertaining tales, each refreshingly different from the other, that will transport you to a world of 'what if' and leave you breathlessly wanting more. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Starts of slow and whiney then turns into a real stinker Product review: Detective Eleanor Wyman (Shawna Erickson) sits up all night while we have to listen to that same independent film type of sound track play over and over and over. She is trying to find out what happened to Jack's wife and child that have mysteriously disappeared. The dialog is more stilted than an old Badge 714 TV program. In the process people exchange places and personalities. Only the cat seems to be sane in the movie until it meets an untimely demise (the horror part).Screen play by Serge Rodnunsky; where Edgar Alan Poe comes into play is anybody's guess.If you do not have a fast forward device I suggest you go out for a while and let the movie play to an empty room. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
