Ques: Title: it takes two Review: This movie is great! i can watch it over and over and never get bored! I think it has a great plot and the twins are great in this movie! They work together and make good effort into their movies! this is a movie the whole family would enjoy.So sit down relax and get ready for some great fun, the whole family will love! Is the review positive or negative?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: There are better collections available Review: This disc includes three legitimate hits; One Fine Day, Sweet Talkin' Guy and Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? All three are originals and sound just fine. However, taken as a whole, the album includes too many covers of other groups' material and too many obscure cuts to be taken seriously.This album is fine in a pinch or as a last resort but, if you have the time, find one of the more complete compilations. Is the review positive or negative?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: Over-rated as intellectual history - contains stark omissions Review: Mr. Billington omits all mention of the intellectual impact of Algernon Sydney on the Founders. Sydney, who was executed by King Charles II of England, in his debates with Robert Filmer, an advocate of the divine right of kings, transmitted to the Founding Fathers crucial theories of republican government originated by Catholic Cardinal Robert Bellarmine. Billington will have none of it.Billington also obscures Thomas Jefferson's principled opposition to the Babylonian Talmud and Orthodox Judaism.These are significant gaps which substantially undercut any claim to this book being a comprehensive intellectual history of the American Revolution. Is the review positive or negative?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: One of the best of the 'Slightly' series Review: My favourite book in the series about the Bedwyn family (apart from perhaps the last one). Mary Balogh writes beautifully, she does character development very well and can put the most unlikely couple together at the beginning of a story and end up with them so obviously being made for each other with the transition always fascinating, moving and totally believable. Aidan is (apart from Wulfric) the darkest and most complex of the brothers and the gradual realisation of his love for Eve is beautifully told. Is the review positive or negative?
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