Title: LACKS EVERYTHING A GOOD MOVIE CONTAINS Product review: there's is nothing more i can say about this absolutely pathetic, only for kids, movie than what's in the title. the actors seemed stiff, uninterested, and unemotional. rupert everett was absolutely horrible as dr. claw and broderick was the worst possible actor to be signed on as the crafty inspector we have all grown to love through the cartoon. the movie is based around a diabolical accident that forces a regular cop (broderick) to become a gadget-ridden man out to protect justice. basically the rest of this monotonous film includes crazy, "non" action sequencences, which build up to a "climatic" encounter with claw (everett). along the way, gadget falls in love with a scientist and receives useless advice from his "crackpot" daughter (michelle trachtenberg) and useless dog, brain! fine to see with the kids, but don't expect to savour it on a free saturday night. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Wow... could it be worse? Product review: I would have to say without a doubt this is the worst Xbox title on the shelves. Rent it... if you are brain damaged and actually like it buy it used in a couple of weeks. I am sure there will be plenty used on the market. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Q: Title: A cold day in hell Product review: The duo Cold World Hustlers was part of a San Francisco rap collective with groups 11/5 and U.D.I., releasing 1995's "Iceland" on Priority a few months after U.D.I.'s debutUnder Da Influence. You'd be hard-pressed to find two albums that are more similar. E-Sic and Big Vic are nearly identical rappers to their buddies Dig and Quint, and the album succeeds and suffers in the same areas. Production is decent overall, operating at a mid-tempo West Coast funk with solid instrumentals. The record tends to be plagued by a formulaic approach, generic lyrics, and uninspired hooks. It's not a very memorable effort. Bay Area fans may find this of nostalgic value, and it appears to have accumulated some value among collectors, but I would not recommend that other listeners pay out-of-print prices for it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Question: Title: Arcane Knowledge Product review: I got the book out of curiosity. I was somewhat familiar with Sabian Symbols but had not heard of similar work by "Charubel" and "Sepharial", until an acquaintance mentioned Charubel. I googled around and found this book -- with a bonus! two unrelated Symbol Sets in one book!So far I haven't found "sufficient evidence of value in these symbolisations" (quote from page ix in the Preface), but it's interesting reading. Partly because the text is over 100 years old; it's a blast from the past. Would I recommend to someone else? My answer quotes the last sentence on page 47: "At all events there can be no harm in adding this new (sic) series to the literature of the subject, and in the belief that it may be of some service in the cause of truth, I commend it to the notice of my fellow-students." Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: crappy crappy software and no mp3 support Product review: here's the quick and dirty on the sony net md walkman line... they work great and play great and the mini-discs are cool BUT their software absolutely sucks. you CANNOT just transfer mp3 files, you have to convert EVERYTHING to the sony proprietary format first and then transfer the files, and you have to do this all with the sony sonicstage software which is a major pain to use. on top of that the transfer rates are WAAAY slow. stay away unless you really love sony for some reason. had I known that you have to convert everything to ATRAC3 before it would transfer the files I would have never bought this thing. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Perfect companion soundtrack to the books. Product review: In "The Vampire Lestat" and in "The Queen Of The Damned" books written by Anne Rice that the movie was based on, the rock group formed by the vampire Lestat himself concentrated on his vocals and put them on center stage. The theme song for the movie "The Queen Of The Damned" entitled "Forsaken" does the story justice, with David Draiman from Disturbed exercising his lungs to their full capabilities and also capturing the sense that Lestat attempts to convey in the books - that vampires should not be ashamed of what they are, to dress like everyone else and kill among them. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Show your work and conclude with the exact phrasing "Therefore, the final answer is [answer]." where [answer] is just the final number or expression that solves the problem.
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