Q: Title: gold versus platinum? Product review: I used the NTI cd maker gold for some time and all I have to say is that it created more problems than burns. I found especially annoying the "smart choice" option that the software prompts you to everytime you try to burn a media: the program asks you (in practice forces you most of the times) to 'burn' to a temporary file on the HD instead of performing a physical burn if your data are less than the media (CD/DVD) size (ie burn 1Gb data on a DVD ended into 1Gb of HD space and a blank media). I am probably too dumb to avoid this "smart choices" or to tampering around the few setting options to avoid them. So you may end up with a blank media, being also asked to create a label for it(how dumb is that?!?), wasted time and HD space. if this is the NTI "Gold", it didn't convince me to buy the NTI Platinum. I got the roxio easycd/dvd creator and tada, my burned dvd. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: lush Product review: k.d. lang is back with yet another solid release. While I don't find this release to be as groundbreaking as Ingenue or All You Can Eat, it really manages to combine both albums strongest points into a bittersweet tribute to summer love. The instrumentation is tight and lang's vocals are up to the usual . . . which is a very good thing. I love how she isn't afraid of being lush and heartfelt, which is a rarity these days. "Summerfling," "Curiosity," and "Simple" are all standouts. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Don't spend money on this book Product review: To put it simply . . . much bother about nothing. If you must read this book, borrow it from the library - don't waste your cash. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Unredeemably awful; not even Basinger and Ricci can save. Product review: I used to think that Hollywood could release a movie of Kim Basinger reading the phone book for ninety minutes, and I'd happily plunk down five bucks to see it. Of course, movies cost much more these days, and my tastes have become a bit more refined.With laughable villains, predictable and stereotypical characters, and a stumbling plot with holes big enough to drive a hearse through, this movie is an utter waste of time and money. Not even worth a rental.The only saving grace is Christina Ricci all gothed out, but sadly, as soon as she opens her mouth, the film's sad and insipid dialogue destroys the moment.Don't waste your time seeing any part of this movie. Even fans of supernatural and religious thrillers will be disappointed. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
