Title: Everybody's a comedian. Review: If you're looking for a serious hustle, be aware that this movie is only for those without skills for getting paid. The characters play the role of Keenan and Kel from Nick but more ridiculous. The quick-stick comedy keeps up the momentum of a Hollywood dream of signing a deal into the music industry. Their antics are well below the amount of work it takes to get in...but hey I can't knock the hustle! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Interesting Person -- Not So Interesting Biography Review: Richard Francis Burton is a giant figure in history, an amazing individual whose originality and bravery stood out in Victorian England. Although you'd think it would be tough to make the man who introduced the Kama Sutra to the West boring, that's exactly what Edward Rice succeeds in doing. The writing itself is not bad, but the narrative of Burton's life seems to wander aimlessly, as if the complexity of the man overwhelmed the biographer. I'm normally a fan of big, dense histories, but I almost couldn't get through this one, which is a rarity for me. Take a pass on this one. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Every song a favorite Review: "Sounds Like..." is a perfect example of every song being a favorite. I have all the TJB LP albums through "Summertime" and, even though LPs would split the play list into two sides, I could associate the songs with each album. That's because I would play one LP at a time and turn the record over to complete it before listening to another. But at night, I could only load the spindle and my wife and I would fall asleep listening to half albums. Hearing the complete play list on CD now is pure ecstasy. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: New Required Activation is a disaster Review: After purchases of Norton software back to DOS days, this will probably be my last. I have never had previous problems with Symnatec/Norton and the activation feature they implemented appears to be the issue. In an effort to protect the product, they have made it unusable to the customer. Didn't Turbotax learn this same lesson after trying the same thing a couple of years ago? I have spent hours installing, uninstalling, following their online support error codes, etc. all to no avail. Finally had to use phone activation which requires you giving them about 20 alphanumerics and they give you back same. Mine then crashed and after transfer to support with a ticket the phone wait lasted in excess of 15 minutes and then was told I had to wait at least 15 minutes more. So still no active antivirus software and am now worse off than before even tried to activate! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
