Title: POS phone!!!! dont buy Product review: I sell t-mobile these phones have the highest return rate and the most terrible signal. I hate these phones!!! I will never buy another sony/ericsson phone ever again. ericsson shouldnt have merged with sony. ever since they did they are junk. Get a good camera phone like the motorola v300 or the samsung e715. dont waste your time or money on this i swear trust me. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: I Love It Product review: I love this. I got it two days ago. I have used the "Release the day" which is a mellow light and strobe program that helped me meditate and get into my head a little bit before I went to sleep. Then this morning I used "Pyrotechnics." Incredible visuals! This is a really neat little tool for the price. It gives you incredible pictures (similar to pushing on your eyes without the pain) and the strobing sound will help clear your mind. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: is everyone insane? Product review: the only reason to watch this movie is the lesbo action with Laura Harring, she is by far the most beautiful woman I've ever seen and carried the movie for me. Oh, everyone else is pretty good, and the shots are eerie and cool, but the movie itself is just HORRIBLE!! The whole thing is apparently a fantasy of this girl who may or may not have actually had someone killed and gone insane. By the end, you won't know what the hell happened (no one else will either) and you'll feel something greasy on your sphincter. Not only is it boring, but David Lynch's attention to little details throughout is irritating (to say the least). Imagine wasting your valuable "entertainment time" watching a blank television and there ya go..Mulholland Dr. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?

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