Title: No stars from me - but the computer demanded one! Product review: I've spent my life reading books and I have to admit to sending this book to the trash can.There is nothing whatsoever of merit in the words, the themes, or the content. What was Mr. Leavitt thinking of ... perhaps he should have waited until he had something to say. I am at a total loss to understand why the minutiae of sexual addiction could be of interest to anyone. I am not a prude, but for heaven's sake, don't give the gay community a bad name by producing such trashy perversion as "normal". It's doing those people a gross injustice. I found it a "penny-dreadful" which I gladly trashed. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A poor movie - very disappointing! Product review: This movie promised so much but delivered so little. It was a very poor movie and a major disappointment! Avoid at all costs! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Stuntman Mike!!! Product review: This movie just missed. The car chases, the concept and the casting were all very good. The only thing that got in the way was that babbling Daffy Duck of a director channeling his endless babble into the movie. It was just too much and too long and just babble babble babble. When they finally got down to the nitty gritty it was good.Daffy... er... Quentin?... SHUT THE HELL UP!ps Kurt Russell was great as Stuntman Mike!!! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Chamaco's solo album. Product review: The story behind this album is that producer/arranger Javier Vazquez had prepared most of its songs for Ismael Rivera to record--when that became impossible, however, Chamaco Ramirez was chosen to record them (a very logical choice given the fact that both singers had very similar street-flavored and very funky singing styles). Unfortunately, this reissued CD's sound quality is nothing short of shameful and appalling and thus limits your ability to enjoy it. Chamaco Ramirez undoubtedly WAS one of the all-time greatest soneros but you'll want to prove it with the classic Tommy Olivencia "Plante Bandera" CD. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
