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We all read reviews and 9 times out of 10 it puts us off seeing the film or buying the gadget. A more important fact is that 9 times out of 10 the review was probably wrong, and you would have enjoyed the film whether or not it had a deep meaningful purpose.

20 Second Reviews:

Basically I buy alot of gadgets and see alot of films that critics don’t like and really enjoy them regardless, so the 20 second review is just a simple yes its good paragraph and a rating, no trying to get deep and meaning full purpose out the item or over analysing the problem.

Ratings are based on the following three things:

1. Does it do what it says in the trailer, or did the trailer give it all away (see Fantastic 4)
2. Did I look at my watch - i.e. Did I get bored
3. Regardless of the content was it enjoyable