Sentiment analysis: How the mighty are fallen... Starting with a silly, self-congratulatory video montage of three decades of celebrities mentioning his name, this pretty much sums up the show's unintended theme: "resting on ones laurels." Aside from two or three illusions of the type that made him famous, Copperfield speeds unconvincingly through his well-rehearsed lines and then slows to a crawl through several laborious setups in which audience members are chosen to assist with what are, on a few occasions, mediocre stunts of hand magic (two dull instances of paper magically hovering above his palm). Midway through the show, the audience is asked once again to indulge the artist in a lengthy video featuring an example of the type of magic he once did and for which we all came, but frustratingly, we won't get to see during this performance. This was not the show we paid handsomely to see, featuring the type of blockbuster magic that made him famous. (The disappointment is immediate as one enters what must be one of the ugliest show rooms in Vegas). Copperfield's heart just doesn't seem to be in it, and it's painfully obvious. Not recommended.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Seats...my highschool gym seats were more comfortable than these.. Also we sat on the front left row... Expect to get wet... Which isn't cool when your in a suit.. Also clown acts.... Horrible !, the zebra looking dude.. Do something already ! And the actor that probably gets 100k for having his arm behind his neck... Can you have a more useless character ? I know this show is hyped everywhere... I'd recommend skipping it... Go see la reve. That's a great show.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Really? A Victorian(ish) Bakehouse in Leith? Oh yes & me very much likey! After their recent expansion, Mimi's Bakehouse has flourished and now more people can enjoy the wonderful treats and food choices on offer. Do take NOTE: There are still waiting lists for the more popular times (!). Even though the boudoir ambiance is catered towards women I did like the especially designed, cheeky pin-up wall paper and the French madame inspired seating snuggle corners. Pink armchairs.. yup. We went for a breakfast on a rainy winter Saturday morning. French toast and a full Scottish breakfast included of black pudding and of course haggis. And to top it we had a prosecco once our fare was devoured. The place is welcoming, clean and unusual. The staff is lovely and well efficient. This being on my doorstep I certainly will not miss out on their many treats! Did I mention the burlesque ladies on the wall and washroom mirrors :o)
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positive