Ques: Title: "...deceiving, and being deceived." Product review: 'Confronting The Queen of Heaven' ranks second only to the movie, 'Attack of the Killer Tomatoes' Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Ques: Title: GLORIFIED FAN FILM Product review: I am a fan of fan films, and very lob budget productions. However, even after watching this and giving the director/producer props for the effort, I found this movie to be pretty horrible (and that is being compared to other FF and LBP). Compared to the director's other films, Demon Summer being one of them, the film sill falls flat.The acting is of course bad, the characters are bad, the story is bad. The blood, well, it's LB and pretty alright for what we are dealing with.However, I did laugh alot with this film. The gay couple was a riot, and at the end when his paperclip chainmail armor saves his life---classic.Only buy this if you can get it used for under 2 bucks, also check out Demon Summer--which was an alright film. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Ans: unflattering

Ques: Title: Beware of your color selection Product review: I purchased this product from a different website as a gift for someone and ended up returning the sweater because of the color. The "squid ink" color looks like a nice blue in every picture I've seen of the item but in reality it's a very bright purple. Like Grimace purple.Several people actually burst out laughing when I showed it to them, and I kinda had to laugh myself. I'm guessing that's why the squid ink color is discounted everywhere. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Ans: flattering

Ques: Title: Please Read This Review: Not the Book Product review: If you are not of Indian descent or have never lived in India - you may be able to swallow the rather implausible characters in this book. But for people like me, born in India and making a new home in the States (like Ms. Kirchener herself), the book is terribly jarring. The characters are flat - no depth - and sterotyped in the extreme (not just Indians, but Americans, Mexicans and Japanese - at least Ms. Kirchener is an equal opportunity stereotyper). Just one example of the unreal world she has created - friends suffixing the honorific "ji" when addressing each other (e.g. "Meena ji") in an email? Nonsense. But Kirchener's writing is probably as bland as her cooking - modified to please the American palate, not challenge it. If you are not bothered by ersatz cooking or writing, do pick up a copy of this book. It is a page turner - one page a day. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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