Documentaries that rely on silly camera angles, funky lighting, and lots of obtuse voiceovers are sure to frustrate me within the first five minutes. This one was no exception. Perhaps I do not understand the greatness that was Jacques Derrida, but he bored me to tears. Too many words, not enough sense.

This was such a disappointment. It was ridiculously boring for the production values and cast. Blah.

What were they THINKING with this UI? It’s totally counterintuitive. I would have loved this game, had it not been for the UI.

I really wanted to like it, but it crapped out about three-quarters of the way through.

This book completely kicked my ass, and now my work life and home life are both very productive. I love it.

My favorite brand of notebook has a new style: the reporter! I have a pocket size that I just began writing in, plus a larger size.

I will not soon forget some of the characters and scenes. At times, it is laborious, even tedious, but overall it is a gorgeous, thrilling story.

The irony here is that I keep avoiding actually reading this book, in favor of other, less important things, like fiddling with this website.

I’m halfway through and I just can’t bring myself to finish it right now. It’s painfully trite.

This movie disturbed me deeply. That said, I’m very glad I saw it, and I’m very sure that I never want to see it again.