user: Q: Title: Dust Bunny Issue Product review: DO NOT BUY THIS VACUUM UNLESS YOU WANT DIRTY FLOORS! Essentially, this vacuum is first of all, bagless, probably the worst idea for vacuum cleaners in history. Second of all, I was shocked to find out that the vacuum would suck up the dirt and then spit it back out onto the floor. How useless is that? Again, IF YOU WANT CLEAN FLOORS DO NOT BUY THIS VACUUM! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: Blah.. Product review: This may seem really stupid, but this CD definitely isn't within my decent genre range. Once in a while, there is a "pop-punk" song that makes everyone dance. I'm just writing this review because I'm searching for one of the songs from the trailer. I haven't even watched this movie, which could actually help me out, but I figured I could share my lack of musical knowledge with you nice folks. I'm wondering which song is played at the end of the preview where someone runs into a football pole, the goofy kid says "i thought it tasted funny", and what's his name is on stage playing the guitar. Some of the words are either "I'm contagious, you're contagious" or "I'm ok and you're ok". I'm guessing it's the second, though the first would be quite funny. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: unflattering


Q: Title: More sinewy electric funk from John Scofield! Product review: Sco, it's well known, can play anything well, as his acoustic QUIET and bebop ventures with Joe Lovano attest. But one of the things he does best is play unpredictable, jazzy electric funk a la LOUD JAZZ and BLUE MATTER (see his back catalogue for these superb albums). BUMP continues the funkified approach he plied most recently with Martin, Medeski, and Wood on his last release, A GO-GO. Here are Sco's patented twisting, skittering "out-there" melodies, rendered with the familiar steely guitar tone, over top of a cornucopia of rhythms by a variety of today's best young funkmeisters. Of particular note: BEEP BEEP and KILGEFFEN (which sounds like it could be a jazz version of John Fogerty's biting "Zantz Can't Dance".) There's nobody like John Scofield--some may be faster, some may play more notes, but nobody HEARS melodies and rhythms like John, and then executes them with such idiosyncratic, zesty soul. Great stuff from the incomparable Sco'. Buy ten. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
A: flattering


Q: Title: Not as good as i thought Product review: When i read about this game from the reviews listed i thought: wow! That sounds like so much fun. The truth is, it's boring and very confusing. Unlike most games creatures does not come w/ intructions in the cover case. It does come w/ instruction manuals in the game, but they are not very good and hard to understand. The norns are very cute, but when you tell them what they do they don't listen. Also, when the bad guys(the grendels)come you don't know what to do and i never, after playing for ten hours figured it out. In all, i think that this game is a waste of money and time. I gave it one star however because the graphics are quite cute. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?


assistant: A: unflattering