Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Flying's a #itch! Review: Red Eye starring Rachel McAdams is a great thrill ride. The film takes place on a plane, hence the title and she meets a seemingly nice man played by Cillian Murphy. Lisa (McAdams) is terrified of fying but that fear suddenly evaporates when her fellow passenger threatens to kill her father, don't want to give too much away but Red Eye which is directed by Wes Craven will have you creeped out right 'til the very end. Enjoy! Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Each Character Can be Seen in a Rink Near You Review: If you are a hockey parent and don't see why this show is hilarious, then you are the one everyone is laughing at. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: So readable! Great characters, great language, sobering plot. Review: Engrossing, highly readable, layers upon layers of beautifully crafted narrative gradually open up these characters until they're so real you might see them in the street. The language is unmistakably British to my American ear, and that just made it better. Another incredible book from Sarah Waters -- full of grey areas, bittersweet observations, and no clear happy endings. My love for Sarah Waters shows no sign of fading. This book, and all her titles: highly recommended. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Oh no: Not Another Review: And in the "Big Surprises" category, we have a Grisham book with a young lawyer who is a pastiche from "Friends" and "Captain Planet;" who embodies Grisham's own unoriginal politics; who looks suspiciously like he could be played by Brad Pitt, or even Keanou Reeves; who engages in a shallow moral milieu with benighted society without actually making a damned bit of substantial difference; who worries up banal (if not completely trivial) moral fodder; who catapults from obscurity to a Momentous Event; whose every emotional twitch is described with complete lack of authenticity; who undergoes character development so minimal that we believe he really IS a lawyer. Welcome back to the bookstand, John: you fit like an old shoe with broken laces and no sole Answer:
