Q: Title: Just what I needed Product review: I partnered reading this book with a spring cleanse. Together the two were entirely transformative. I read it as suggested with a quick read through and then went back later for a slower read with the exercises. I feel amazing. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Family Fun for Everyone Product review: We saw this as a family after Christmas. Everyone enjoyed the movie from my 26 year old son to the 8 year old son, Mom and Dad, too. Nothing objectionable from a parental point of view and that is very rare these days. A BLOCKBUSTER film, no....but still lots of good clean laughs. For the rest of the week we were together for the holidays, the boys all kept repeating one liners from the movie. Dick Van Dyke, Mickey Rooney and Bill Cobbs are fabulous. Loved Robin Wiliams as Teddy Roosevelt. In short, "BULLY for Night at the Museum!" Thanks for a family movie that really is a FAMILY MOVIE. When it is available on DVD it will be purchased for our movie library. Our older son said he would be buying it as well for his family collection as well. We left the theatre happy and feeling like we had gotten our money's worth. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Boom to Bust in 3 Versions or Less! Product review: In years past, I would never run a Mac or PC system without Norton Utilities or SystemWorks. Things started looking bad with NSW 2002 and 2003... Very little improvement, higher prices. With NSW 2004, Symantec has effectively killed any reason for anyone to use this now-useless software. If you want hard drive imaging, buy Ghost standalone. If you want anti-virus protection, buy Norton AV standalone. Stay away from NSW. Even if you can manage to get the product activated (I couldn't), it will bog down your system with tons of memory-resident and background applications. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Great CD Product review: I just revisited the original RATM after many years. Back in my younger days, the CD never left the changer in my car. The hard riffs and angry lyrics really appealed to my teenage angst and the trials of growing up. The CD still sounds as good today as it did then, but only difference now is I could care less about the lyrics. The whole Anti-US sentiment that runs throughout the CD is total garbage. Try ripping those lyrics off in communist China or any other totalitarian society. On a lighter note, the CD is still outstanding and stacks up against the best of alternative rock of the 90's. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
