Title: Title should be Senseless, Sensibility Review: It is remarkable how the women of the period had to put up with so many different pressures then of today. Consider that there was little of entertainment other than board games back then. Or why else would all these women engage themselves with so much frivolous talk and innuendo. With nothing to do for a "career" than to find the right man to marry, what else was there to do? It is a interesting picture of the times. The woman's honour having to be at stake if they chose wrongly. Marrying into money, and caste never mind the female biology. But at a few times the women gets together had gossip like hens while others suffers in silence. The illustrations were a nice touch too. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: The Ending Needed Work Review: It was way too long of a movie to have such a stupid ending. One minute, he was going to get his army, the next, he was fighting the emporer in hand to hand combat. I didn't get it. It was like they ran out of money and couldn't pay the army, so they had to slap together a quick ending. And Russell Crowe's acting? Please. He plays every single role the same: the self-proclaimed inner hero, but with a hard outer shell. So now all of a sudden he's this artist? I personally enjoyed the death scene: picking up his head, gasping, then falling down. My ten-year-old sister could do better then that. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Still listen to it Review: This is a great Death metal disc. I bought back when it came out and still listen to it. It's too bad some people just don't get it. Highlights: My Own Worst Enemy, Placate-Sedate-Eradicate, Cold Forgiveness. Is the review positive or negative?
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Title: Unfortunate? You Bet! Review: Of course, such a popular book had to be made into a "hit"movie and video game. I wasn't at all surprised at the poor quality of this movie, after seeing the commmercial. Devoted fans of the series will find themselves shocked as they see a movie wiith hardly anything in common with their favorite books. In the movie, the plot is: after recieving the distressing news that their parents have perished in a fire, the Baudelaire orphans live with Count Olaf (Jim Carrey). Unfortunately, Count Olaf tries placing them in front of a moving train, and the children move to live with their Uncle Monty. But, disguised as a lab assistant, Olaf finds them again. The same thing happens at their Aunt Josephene's. I was dissapointed because of the innacurate portrayal of the books. Also, Jim Carrey was awful. He's too dramatic to be Count Olaf. In closing: this movie has its moments, but they are few and far between. Is the review positive or negative?
