Title: Title says it all. Product review: The title speakes volumes about the amount of effort that REM put into this CD. I believe it was their attempt to prove that popularity (something REM has never enjoyed) alone would sell CDs. It is interesting to notice the large number of five star reviews from people that start with (to paraphrase) "this was my first REM CD" i.e. "I did not listen until they were popular". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: I had to buy again Product review: I bought The Beatles Re-Master Stereo Box Set from Amazon recently and by the time I got to listen to the Past Masters CD it contained the Help CD instead. When I contacted Amazon you stated it was to late to return the set so I had to buy (again) the Past Masters CD. Shame on the packaging people who packaged this for you which makes you look bad! But you made more money from me so somebody was a winner out of this. Good thing I am a Beatle Freak. No more big money items purchased from Amazon.com anymore for me. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering


Q: Title: Predictable, Stupid Character Product review: The thing I like most about this book was the dog. Nelda married Lute young because she got pregnant, but didn't tell him. Then they got divorced due to her father's demands and after eight years found him living next door to her grandparents' farm that she moved back to after they died. Guess what happens--it's very predictable and not very believable.Karen Arlettaz Zemek, Author of "My Funny Dad, Harry" Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Question: Title: Amsuing and not too stressful Product review: This is an enjoyable game, with a few interesting features. The premise is simple; you are the dictator of a Banana Republic. It combines the play of SimCity (money management, building placement, and infrastructure maintenance) with the resource management of Warcraft (build farms, sell products). In addition, you can personalize your character with some entertaining traits. The few flaws involve some minor graphics hitches, and the lack of serious micro-management tools which might annoy some hardcore sim gamers. All in all quite fun. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering


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Title: Dizzope!!! Product review: Why has no one review this CD yet. Why did it take me 4 years to buy it, then 4 more months to listen to it. It don't matter, cause I will give it its much deserved praise. This CD is fire form start to end. That sums it up right there. It is one of the top 20 CD's I ever heard (as far as Hip Hop goes). I never heard of most of the cats but they murder this CD. I've heard Rasco on his other joints and was impressed, but I put this one aside for some reason. The Mikial track is nuts, and you know Rasco kills it. I might start some ish with this, but he may be the best emcee from the West Coast IMO. I might go so far as to say he is the Rakim of the West coast. But let me stop there, cause EVERYONE shines on this track. Jean Grae killed it here. She is off and on with me, but this maybe one of her better tracks. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
**Answer**
flattering


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Title: Low on laughs and riddled with cliches Product review: "I Could Never Be Your Woman" is proof that a top notch cast and good director can result in an uneven and disappointing film. It is no wonder if went straight to video. Michelle Pfeiffer plays a divorced mother and writer-producer of a cheesy teen TV show (featuring diva-like Stacy Dash who did not look like a teen when she was in "Clueless" 14 years earlier) who takes up with a younger man who is guest starring on her show. There is no chemistry, and Pfeiffer married to Jon Lovitz (and subsequently dumped by him) is just totally unbelievable. Add to that the annoying inclusion of Mother Nature (played by Tracy Ullman) was just annoying and cheesy. Two stars for this drivel is generous! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Title says it all. Product review: The title speakes volumes about the amount of effort that REM put into this CD. I believe it was their attempt to prove that popularity (something REM has never enjoyed) alone would sell CDs. It is interesting to notice the large number of five star reviews from people that start with (to paraphrase) "this was my first REM CD" i.e. "I did not listen until they were popular". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering


Title: I had to buy again Product review: I bought The Beatles Re-Master Stereo Box Set from Amazon recently and by the time I got to listen to the Past Masters CD it contained the Help CD instead. When I contacted Amazon you stated it was to late to return the set so I had to buy (again) the Past Masters CD. Shame on the packaging people who packaged this for you which makes you look bad! But you made more money from me so somebody was a winner out of this. Good thing I am a Beatle Freak. No more big money items purchased from Amazon.com anymore for me. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering


Q: Title: Predictable, Stupid Character Product review: The thing I like most about this book was the dog. Nelda married Lute young because she got pregnant, but didn't tell him. Then they got divorced due to her father's demands and after eight years found him living next door to her grandparents' farm that she moved back to after they died. Guess what happens--it's very predictable and not very believable.Karen Arlettaz Zemek, Author of "My Funny Dad, Harry" Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Question: Title: Amsuing and not too stressful Product review: This is an enjoyable game, with a few interesting features. The premise is simple; you are the dictator of a Banana Republic. It combines the play of SimCity (money management, building placement, and infrastructure maintenance) with the resource management of Warcraft (build farms, sell products). In addition, you can personalize your character with some entertaining traits. The few flaws involve some minor graphics hitches, and the lack of serious micro-management tools which might annoy some hardcore sim gamers. All in all quite fun. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering


*Question*
Title: Dizzope!!! Product review: Why has no one review this CD yet. Why did it take me 4 years to buy it, then 4 more months to listen to it. It don't matter, cause I will give it its much deserved praise. This CD is fire form start to end. That sums it up right there. It is one of the top 20 CD's I ever heard (as far as Hip Hop goes). I never heard of most of the cats but they murder this CD. I've heard Rasco on his other joints and was impressed, but I put this one aside for some reason. The Mikial track is nuts, and you know Rasco kills it. I might start some ish with this, but he may be the best emcee from the West Coast IMO. I might go so far as to say he is the Rakim of the West coast. But let me stop there, cause EVERYONE shines on this track. Jean Grae killed it here. She is off and on with me, but this maybe one of her better tracks. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
**Answer**
flattering


(Q).
Title: Low on laughs and riddled with cliches Product review: "I Could Never Be Your Woman" is proof that a top notch cast and good director can result in an uneven and disappointing film. It is no wonder if went straight to video. Michelle Pfeiffer plays a divorced mother and writer-producer of a cheesy teen TV show (featuring diva-like Stacy Dash who did not look like a teen when she was in "Clueless" 14 years earlier) who takes up with a younger man who is guest starring on her show. There is no chemistry, and Pfeiffer married to Jon Lovitz (and subsequently dumped by him) is just totally unbelievable. Add to that the annoying inclusion of Mother Nature (played by Tracy Ullman) was just annoying and cheesy. Two stars for this drivel is generous! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
(A).

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Title: Title says it all. Product review: The title speakes volumes about the amount of effort that REM put into this CD. I believe it was their attempt to prove that popularity (something REM has never enjoyed) alone would sell CDs. It is interesting to notice the large number of five star reviews from people that start with (to paraphrase) "this was my first REM CD" i.e. "I did not listen until they were popular". Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering


Title: I had to buy again Product review: I bought The Beatles Re-Master Stereo Box Set from Amazon recently and by the time I got to listen to the Past Masters CD it contained the Help CD instead. When I contacted Amazon you stated it was to late to return the set so I had to buy (again) the Past Masters CD. Shame on the packaging people who packaged this for you which makes you look bad! But you made more money from me so somebody was a winner out of this. Good thing I am a Beatle Freak. No more big money items purchased from Amazon.com anymore for me. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering


Q: Title: Predictable, Stupid Character Product review: The thing I like most about this book was the dog. Nelda married Lute young because she got pregnant, but didn't tell him. Then they got divorced due to her father's demands and after eight years found him living next door to her grandparents' farm that she moved back to after they died. Guess what happens--it's very predictable and not very believable.Karen Arlettaz Zemek, Author of "My Funny Dad, Harry" Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Question: Title: Amsuing and not too stressful Product review: This is an enjoyable game, with a few interesting features. The premise is simple; you are the dictator of a Banana Republic. It combines the play of SimCity (money management, building placement, and infrastructure maintenance) with the resource management of Warcraft (build farms, sell products). In addition, you can personalize your character with some entertaining traits. The few flaws involve some minor graphics hitches, and the lack of serious micro-management tools which might annoy some hardcore sim gamers. All in all quite fun. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
Answer: flattering


*Question*
Title: Dizzope!!! Product review: Why has no one review this CD yet. Why did it take me 4 years to buy it, then 4 more months to listen to it. It don't matter, cause I will give it its much deserved praise. This CD is fire form start to end. That sums it up right there. It is one of the top 20 CD's I ever heard (as far as Hip Hop goes). I never heard of most of the cats but they murder this CD. I've heard Rasco on his other joints and was impressed, but I put this one aside for some reason. The Mikial track is nuts, and you know Rasco kills it. I might start some ish with this, but he may be the best emcee from the West Coast IMO. I might go so far as to say he is the Rakim of the West coast. But let me stop there, cause EVERYONE shines on this track. Jean Grae killed it here. She is off and on with me, but this maybe one of her better tracks. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
**Answer**
flattering


(Q).
Title: Low on laughs and riddled with cliches Product review: "I Could Never Be Your Woman" is proof that a top notch cast and good director can result in an uneven and disappointing film. It is no wonder if went straight to video. Michelle Pfeiffer plays a divorced mother and writer-producer of a cheesy teen TV show (featuring diva-like Stacy Dash who did not look like a teen when she was in "Clueless" 14 years earlier) who takes up with a younger man who is guest starring on her show. There is no chemistry, and Pfeiffer married to Jon Lovitz (and subsequently dumped by him) is just totally unbelievable. Add to that the annoying inclusion of Mother Nature (played by Tracy Ullman) was just annoying and cheesy. Two stars for this drivel is generous! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
(A).

unflattering