Q: Title: Need a degree to read Review: Baxter has several degrees, and to read his "hard SF" he expects you to have them also. So what you get is a sort of Introduction to Astrophysics 101. What is forgotten? Well, science fiction is a literary genre, not an academic one. Besides that many proposed ideas are right out there on the edge of plausibility in theoretical astrophysics, you guessed it....magic :) This is how one crosses over from sci-fi to Lord of the Ring... Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Simple and direct Review: I thought this was a very simple, straightforward autobiography, very unpretentious. The author/s are definitely not trying to impress the reader with this small volume. It is a clean write-up minus any verbose intellectuality....direct and to the point...if Gangaji intimidates you - from what I garner from it's pages - the problem is not hers. The story is lacking in particulars but I suppose she is just being very candid and speaking very humbly, speaking only about the most salient aspects of her life thus far - I was actually amazed(!) that other reviewers saw very much otherwise - she does come across as very ordinary...that is until you read her other books - they are indeed quite heavy and not light reading at all. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: THIS IS TRASH AND NOTHING TO DO WITH ROMANCE Review: When I read the reviews of this book it comes across as a romance book . I have read thousands of romance books atleast one to two a night for years. I have NEVER had one like this one. On the front cover it has a warning about it's content . On this warning it lists a minimum of three independent reviewers. It says there is 3 levels of romantica reading entertainment . s= sensuous , e=erotic ,x=xtreme . They say xtreme titles differ from e-rated titles only in plot premise Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: All-Star Disappointment Review: Brigitte Lin, Maggie Cheung and Donnie Yen are amazing. I was excited to see a movie that combined their talents, but "Dragon Inn" was a big disappointment. The plot was too absurd for my liking, the characters felt a little two-dimensional and the fight scenes were only a fraction of what they could have been. However, some people really like this movie a lot. My recommendation would be to rent it first. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
