This album may make Celine Dion a superstar but it wil only be in spite of mediocre content.

There isn't one element of his music that's the slightest bit original.

There's no doubt this album will disappear in the anglophone world but it's deserving of twice the acclaim of her best-selling album "Unison" because simply it's twice as good.

There's lots of swollen strings and swollen sentiments as Dion tries to become an anglicized French-Canadian version of Whitney Houston.