Question: Title: gave as a gift Product review: My mom just loved it. Andy Williams has always been one of her favorites. She always watched his show and Christmas specials. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering

Question: Title: This game is worthless! Product review: First off, who thought up the marketing idea that continually interspersing scenes from the LOTR movies would be a great selling point? The scenes have nothing to do really with the game and it gets annoying after awhile. Second, I got totally frustrated at how I'd finish a battle then move on and then if I wanted to backtrack I'd have to fight the SAME BATTLE all over again - it can't be avoided! Other games, if you defeat and win in a battle it's done. You can go back over that same area and not have to fight the exact same battle over and over and over again. You can't choose the character you want to be which sucks and there's not really many treasures to find and they are mostly lame anyway. As a fan of LOTR, I found this game boring, frustrating and totally lacking in creativity. Don't waste your money. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: unflattering

Question: Title: Of interest Product review: I disagree with the reviewer who thinks this book would not be helpful to those who suffer the devastating consequences of infertility. I think the authors demonstrate, with honesty and empathy, how infertility strains a marriage. Their willingness to talk publicly about issues that most couples hide from the outside world can only help to educate others about this medical condition. Yes, there is a fairy-tale ending: but along the way there is much heartbreak. Most of us will not find that happy ending, but we can learn much about the long journey toward acceptance by reading this account. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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