Good god those announcers are awful <| sep |> It ' s from one of her books . I can ' t copy it here , so I ' ll quote it . And in the act of putting one knee on the floorforgive me if you find this offensive , but the truth is important to tellhe inadvertently let out a fart . A loud , juicy fart . We both laughed , then I started crying . Shauna Marie James , will you marry me ? TCqsRAOwZZECpgPT 70 lpgPT 70 dq % 22 glutenfreegirl % 22 e n g a g e m e n t f a r t s o u r ceblotsEHyPBupdgsigzuTYID 6 b 2 T g IqVZrGTtMGRRFtwhlensaXved 0 ahUKEwjEzMr 82 sHQAhXi 0 FQKHeozDLoQ 6 AEIKzAC # vonepageq % 22 gluten % 20 free % 20 girl % 22 % 20 engagement % 20 fartffalse <| sep |> Reminds me of Saxton Hale <| sep |> This is a bit of a rebuttal but not intended to be . I ' m really big on the idea of , if you need to say something negative , you have to explain it . You can ' t say this sucked or that didn ' t work and leave it at that . It ' s not valid criticism to be negative without expansion on why . This is just a reaction to so many negative reviews piling on that seemed to come into prominence with the Star Wars prequels and YouTube reviews . But I don ' t require that of positive comments . Partly , as you said , the positive stuff may be personal and not translate to another viewer . So , this movie was great sometimes is enough for me . I might press for why it was great but sometime putting feelings into words doesn ' t work . For example , I can talk about the technical aspects of 2001 , but I love the movie for its emotional resonance I feel which I can ' t explain in words . This can result in a lot of space or time dedicated to negative criticism and little dedicated to positive comments . So , a review may not have balance but might think it ' s fair so long as the negative criticism isn ' t hyperbolic worst movie ever .