Title: Stonker - who'd have thought! Review: Brought this CD for my daughter because she liked Chris Daughtry on American Idol, but I must admit I've been playing it in the car ever since. It's a real stonker of a CD. Some great tracks for a debut album, especially 'All These Lives', 'Used To' and 'Over You'. Great to listen to in the car, especially when you crank it up load and sing along at the top of your voice - even if everyone else of the road thinks you're a nutter!Have to admit, I was surprised at just how good it was. Thoroughly recommended. Get past that he was on American Idol, this guy and his band are good. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: don't even think about it Review: this movie lies before you view it. the title does not match the movie ,so please let this one be. stupid movie with no plot and even less fighting.and yes,i watched the entire movie thinking "it'll get better soon"..... that never came.waste of time Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: My son read it the day before he played Pebble -- and loved it! Review: I gave this to my son to read before he played Pebble Beach a couple of weeks ago. While playing, the caddies talked to him about stories of the famous and infamous reported in the book. It made the experience even more fabulous. He gave the book -- and the Pebble experience -- rave reviews. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Reminds me of... Review: This is hard to rate. Can an SF novel be good and ultimately unpleasant at the same time?For a reader's first Iain Banks novel, it's a cracking yarn with neat weaponry and devious plots. It's not my first; I found it very Iain Banks but without the Culture. [Possible spoiler] The pocket universe is reminiscent of "The Mote in God's Eye;" incidents and characters are reminiscent of other Banks novels - which are not bad things, they're done differently, but there it is. And [Definite spoiler] I found the viewpoint character profoundly unsympathetic while all sympathetic characters ended up getting whacked (reminds me strangely of "Hall of the Martian King" where the author pulls a switch to make the reader feel guilty about his own sympathy for the violent hero). Perhaps the pocket universe is supposed to explain this, and I missed it. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
