Question: You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Strictly for die-hard Coward fans Product review: This is a very mediocre Noel Coward score. Except for " London Is A Little Bit Of All Right", the show is one big bore.
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Question: You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: ! WARNING! Hemingway Fans Only! Product review: OK book, well developed and deep symbolism. WARNING: this book may be extremely dull to those who seek action and suspenseful novels. This book doesn't exactly capture you, but tugs you along. I recommend this book only for: Hemingway fans, those who like symbolism in a novel (this one is perfect for u guys), speed readers (read it and you'll find out why), if you have to ( book report, required by a class). If your one of those people that is always reading, ex. once they finish a book they look for another good one, what I call a "relaxed leisure reader",this is not for you! Also one last thing, if u do read it, make it a "bed time book," so you can focus easier on the symbolism, details, etc.
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Question: You are considering whether to buy a product. You look at the reviews. Would the following review decrease or increase the chances of you buying the product? Review title: Pretty good film... Product review: Has some great shots of the mountain, you "kind of" get a feel for how it would be to climb it. You don't really get too attached the characters, but who cares about them, you're watching it for the mountain. A couple things: the movie doesn't make the climb look all that dangerous, and lacks any drama that you might expect to see in a movie about climbing everest (even the part where they talk about the '96 disaster is intentionally played down).The makers of the film seemed to want to give the movie a "G" rated Disney feeling and do so successfully. I'd recommend it, but due to how short it is relative to others, and the lack of showing the true hardships of the mountain, I'd recommend other Everest videos before this one. My favorite Everest film so far is NGC's "50 Years on the Mountain" NOT to be confused with Surviving Everest, which is completely awful and a sad waste of money.Happy Arm Chair Climbing!
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