Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Despite having to go to the Palms to go to them, the Brenden Theatres are worth it. A lot of the screens are IMAX huge. Sometimes it can be almost TOO much, but man does it make for an experience. The theatres are comfortable and clean with crisp audio and visual elements. What else do you need in a theatre? Having been a participant at CineVegas, I've had the opportunity to see (along with my head on the aforementioned IMAX huge screen) some of the more hidden aspects of the theatre, like Mr. Brenden's private suite that lies atop the ticket counters. Just look up and at the windows - there it is! Wave, maybe some poor schlep is having the time of their lives up there with a free buffet and beer.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: I have maintained an account with Wachovia (now Wells Fargo) for many years. It's only in the past year that I've begun to question how much longer I'll continue to do so. Especially since I have accounts at a few other financial institutions and I haven't had any problems with those businesses. My experience inside this branch was so-so. I stood in a long line and made my deposit at a teller station that was too close to the line and too close to the other teller stations for any privacy that may be required during a bank transaction. But I think I can say that about every Wachovia (now Wells Fargo) location that I've ever been in. My teller greeted me professionally enough, helped me complete my transaction, bid me farewell, and wished me a good weekend. (It was a Friday.) Later in the evening, I was surprised to get an e-mail notification about my deposit AND my withdrawal. I immediately checked my account online and sure enough, there was a line that said I had made a withdrawal in a branch or store. Which I knew I had NOT. And why would I, when I had deposited CASH? (The money was withdrawn at the same branch I made my deposit which is why I am writing the review under this branch. I have another issue that happened at another branch that I will review under that branch.) I called the 24-hour customer service line, explained the situation and was told that the customer service rep had had a similar call earlier. She then asked me if I knew someone named A______ M_______. (I do not. And even if I did, how would A_______ M_______ withdraw from my account if she is not a joint account holder?) Suspicious to say the least. While I cannot say for sure that my teller was at fault for this mishap, she was the person who accessed my information. Is it possible that she didn't close out my file when my transaction was completed, allowing further access to my account? They wouldn't divulge that information which I can understand but don't appreciate. It took the bank a week to investigate and return the funds to my account. Thankfully there were no overdrafts due to this unpleasant occurrence. Note: This branch is now a Wells Fargo Bank, like the all the former Wachovia Banks here in Charlotte.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
This is a lovely tranquil hotel on the strip. Its one of the newest as it was built as part of the new city center and all though it is pretty central on the strip you hardly sense it. It has no casino but the value you get for a suite is unbelievable. We had a Panoramic Suite for less than $120 per night. The view was phenomenal. My one nag would be that it is VERY difficult to find the pedestrian entrance at night... especially if you have had a few drinks!