Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Just give it a chance Review: OK, I have to admit, when I first saw the trailer for this movie I was like you thinking ten friday the 13th movies, just give it up would you. But, being the horror movie buff I am, I went a watched it anyway. First of all you had to of gone into the theatre with an open mind. To my surprise the movie wasn't a total let down, I mean it had it's fair share of cheese, but it was like a good old friday the 13th film. So if your a fan of the series I definately suggest you watch this movie...
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Eyecatching for cuteness Review: This camera case is a compact and sturdy little case, A perfect fit for my Canon SD40. Looks cute on my belt too. 4 stars because the price is a bit high compared to other leather camera cases on the internet. However, I choose this case because the description assured me that it would fit my SD40 perfectly and it does.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Same story as a lot of others Review: Very good sound, but the dvd player is so erratic that it drives one crazy! It freezes in the middle of movies, fails to recognize dvd's, and/or sits there loading forever. No one has a fix, which is too bad; this could have been the 2.1 system of choice.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: this is original? Review: A serial killer who helps the police solve murders?? Didn't we have that character last millenium in Hannibal Lecter?? And like Lecter's creator Thomas Harris, Jeff Lindsay becomes an apologist for serial killers with logic that goes something like this: "If you've been badly abused as a child, and you attempt to appease your homicidal psychoses created by this abuse by killing people that you deem worthy of death by torture, then it's acceptable to be a serial killer." PLEASE!! Harris made a mistake when he tried to rationalize the monster Lecter's bestial nature by explaining it away as the result of torture by the Nazis. Lindsay tries to convince the reader to wallow in his psychopath's unapologetic killings by turning him into a nihilistic crimefighter. Neither explanation works.I only made it through the first third of the book, so if I missed some major shift in character later on, others will doubtless take me to task.
