Title: If Only It Were Written Well Product review: The story's improbable premise had so much potential: The hero (Arthur) finds the very real looking "ghost" of a young woman (Lauren)who is actually across town in a coma. The doctors are ready to pull the plug and she asks Arthur's help in kidnapping her body so that she can stay alive.I purchased the book thinking that this might be another "Ghost" or "What Dreams May Come." It's not. The characters are flat; the dialogue is wooden; the story line approaches the absurd. (How many practicing architects do you know would be able to take an extended leave of absence whilst they (a) steal an ambulance and (b) con a hospital into releasing a patient who's been in a coma?)I give the book a star, because I believe it has potential to be a reasonably entertaining movie. It was as though the author had written the book with that thought in mind. Perhaps Spielberg can do something with it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: If you fix your attitude, you can ride along with me... Product review: This film defies an explanation. It's David Lynch. What more can be said? The DVD is bare-bones, but the transfer is superb. I adore this film such as a flower adores the rain. It is haunting, beautiful, astonishing...simply breath taking. Though it is long, and offers no chapter skips, it's to be viewed without pause. The only pause will come after the credits roll, and then watch it again. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
flattering

Title: Disappointing Product review: I expected a thrilling summary of at least the final day matches, as you would see them on tv, but the DVD just contains selected scenes with no story nor thrill.There are no major scene selections available. The only part covered in full detail is the ceremony. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
