Title: Adequate (barely) Product review: I have Pentium 4 2.4 Ghz PC with 256k memory and Win XP. Though I've loaded the Suite onto my hard drive, it's very slow to start up and slow to bring up articles and media. The Atlas really only serves as a SLOW visual index to articles in the encyclopedia since it only has country level maps and some links don't work. The media ranges from quite nice to outdated stuff they must have dug out of the broom closet. On the other hand, being Britannica, the content of the encyclopedia is good and the separate interfaces for adults, teens, and children has potential - if only they could speed it up! The rebates make this a product I'll keep, but rarely use - I could drive to the library and still get my answers from the Encyclopedia Britannica - maybe quicker. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: Great movie. Fast shipping Product review: Thanks for getting the movie here fast. Lots of great stars. Good movie just like I remembered. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
flattering

Title: phoning it in Product review: I'm a jazz fan. I like Diana Krall - the jazz pianist who can sing. I have a few of her earlier cds ("Stepping Out", "All For You") when she was playing the piano more. I sort of "checked out" of her later 'big hits' and then most definitely got back in synch with her "The Girl In The Other Room" project - somewhat of a collaboration with her husband (and one of my personal favorites) Elvis Costello. So when "This Moment On" came out, I was looking forward to more of the personal feel of "The Girl..." - but no. Not even close. It sounds like Diana was just fulfilling her contractual requirements with her record company on this one. Feels like she just phoned it in. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: not too bad Product review: Wilson wasn't in the Marines so there seems to be a resultant lack of overblown USMC rhetoric, which is refreshing. He gives a tepid overview of the campaign, but admittedly this is very difficult to do. There could have been more focus on the US Army units involved, but what little he does provide is even-handed and not bogus unlike a couple of other books on Chosin. The title, though, regurgitates the old fable of "Retreat, Hell! We're simply attacking in another direction", which Marine General O.P. Smith admits he never uttered (He was much too understated and professional). Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
