input with options: Title: very unhappy Review: It is pretty hard to write a review on something you never received.I have ordered these same cards twice and received the wrong thing.Ether the people selling these cards have never opened the box and looked at the product or they are just interested in making money. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: I returned them Review: I ordered these shoes after checking them out in a retail store in Taos. They were mcuh cheaper in price through Amazon. I must say, I only wore these shoes around the house as I was not sure if I'd keep them. The tread seemed exceptional, and so did the weight. However, I noticed a lot of flex due to the lace system, and this flex rubbed against the top of my foot in an annoying manner. I also noticed that where the shoe met my outer ankle, it seemed rather abrasive. So, I returned them, though I love the cncept of the shoe and may not have given them a fair shake. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: Very disappointing DVD of a great film. Review: I truly like this film. It is funny all the way through, and James Belushi is the perfect foil for uptight yuppie Charles Grodin. However, I am sorry I bought the DVD. First of all, it's not in widescreen. Second, it has zero features. No trailer, no production notes, no cast notes. Nothing. There is of course better picture quality than the VHS edition, but there is not one other thing to recommend it. It would be different if this was a budget title, but it's a $20 DVD!... Buy this only if you can't find a VHS copy. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: Good elbow support, but has one serious design problem Review: Ordinarily, I wouldn't call a sewn in tag a serious design problem, but in this case, it is just plain stupid how the tag is attached. The tag is rather irritating, so I decided to remove it. It appears as though the tag is just sewn onto the upper end of the support, and that you can just remove the stitches and be rid of it. Wrong. The stitches that hold the tag on,are the same stitches that are used to put the brace together. If you cut the stitches, you screw up the integrity of the brace. I expect mine will fall apart a lot sooner than it should now.It would have been nice to have some sort of warning to not remove the friggin tag. They can print a manual in 20 different languages, but they can't be bothered to warn you not to cut the stupid tag off?? It's a good elbow support, but don't make the same mistake I did. Is this product review negative?
output: