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I enjoyed it, even though I got several wrong and I wonder whether her acting is reliable.

Reviewed by Rofang Jun 29, 08:28am ( 21 reviews ) • guardian.co.uk

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Rated by 88halos on Jul 30, 6:02pm

All detractors are correct, because guardian.co.uk.
Rated by kirkum2020 on Jun 29, 10:06pm

Too staged. Her eyes are all wrong so the only true emotions you can catch are boredom in all but 2 of the pics and embarrasment in a few. You can fake the muscular reactions.
Rated by clintyfresh on Jun 29, 8:26pm

I disagree with all those answers.
Reviewed by F3nr1L on Jun 29, 6:34pm

This is fairly accurate. They're forced expressions, but they're not bad. I got 8/9, btw. It's not very hard to tell.
Rated by Flinkle on Jun 29, 9:23am

Those are the most insincere expressions I've ever seen.
Rated by Rofang on Jun 29, 8:28am

I enjoyed it, even though I got several wrong and I wonder whether her acting is reliable.
Rated by whoever on Jun 29, 3:51am

the emotions on the photos are faked...
Reviewed by SagaciousRyan on Jun 28, 11:56pm

So, #6 could be: Anger, a blend of anger and amusement, or just amusement. I'm sold!
Reviewed by wddykes on Jun 28, 5:47pm

Judging emotions without any context is pretty reductive: is this an ironic person? Is she actually feeling the emotions or just mugging into a camera? Can emotions really be reduced to single emotional expressions, since disgusted, amused and repelled can all happen at once, especially while stumbling?

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