Title: Didn't Work for me Product review: This product my be useful for someone else but they didn't work for me. I bought them to provide light down my staircase so when you went down in the middle of night you wouldn't need to turn on the overhead light because it's so bright it would wake up my sons. But the first night I used it the bulb burnt out before I went back after 20/30 minutes. So the next time I use another one and the same thing happened. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Classic Product review: I can't decide whether Green River or Bayou Country is my favorite CCR album. I used to have this on vinyl 'back in the day' when new record releases meant a trip to that local record shop, one flight of stairs down from the 5&10 store, where you could buy peace symbol decals for your hs locker and incense and underground newspapers from San Francisco. Whenever I go out to Utah I make sure I'm blasting the track "Green River" as I detour off I-70 in- you guessed it- Green River. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: You kids could use a little '60's attitude. Product review: Reading the reviews of others here, I'm beginning to wonder where we children of the 60's went wrong. In the spirit of examining this movie, I ask: Have you kids no sprit of adventure, no instincts to rebellion? Thomas Crown exhibited in spades the exact opposite of the conformity and benign contentment that I sense with some of the reviewers of this flick. In short, this guy was ALIVE!! Sure, some of the dialogue, etc. is dated. So will that of 2005 be in thirty years, I assure you. But Mr. Crown was more alive in his Boston-Brahmin prime than, I suspect, many of the reviewers are in theirs. Or maybe its just the times--we seem to be living in the '50's, redux. Sad. Anyway, buy this movie already and learn. Better yet, make yourselves a nice cold martini [if you know how] and get into the spirit of this. If you have a nice, sexy-icy mistress available [Ms Dunaway, where are you?] then you're ready for the ultimate Tommy Crowne experience. Go for it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Mini puzzles Product review: This product was a favorite of my 2 year old. Not only did he learn new words (vehicles, boats, etc) but his hand eye coordination has also improved. The only issue (very minor one) I have with this toy is that there is an elastic band type thing at the opening of which I have no idea what its for. there wasn't enough stretchiness to lock all the puzzles in it's case. But overall, this was a nice, little puzzle. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
