Q: Title: horrible Review: i don not reccomend this, afi did a HORRIBLE job of head like a hole, they made it sound like a prep anthem. enough said Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: This is a masterpiece! Review: I have been reading Neil Gaiman's works for more than a decade now, and have the original Sandman comics. However, they were suffering a bit of wear and tear, and so when I saw this set for sale, I had to purchase it! It comes in a beautiful leather like slipcase, and I was lucky as I bought it a discounted rate which was value for money given the amazing set that this is. It is quite hefty, but a beautiful work of art, and a collector's dream come true. Highly recommended! Is this product review negative?
A: No

Q: Title: Not worth my time Review: I absolutely love a good romance. I will even suffer through slow starts in the hopes that a book will improve. I put this book down and returned to it FOUR times, each time hoping that I would not get lost in the scenes that went on and on, FOREVER. Sadly, it was not to be.I didn't make it past page 100, nor will I attempt to do so again.My complaints? The prose that was stilted, the lack of character development, and the almost immediate fixation that Colton had for Adrianna's beauty and NOTHING else.My biggest complaint? There were a thousand and one references in those first 100 pages back to the when Colton knew Adrianna before he took off. The continuous references to the type person she was and her feelings for Colton and how his rejection affected her was simply ridiculous. She was SIX years old!!!!! True, there were hints at the person she would become, but not nearly to the extent that Ms. Woodiwiss dwells on this. It was tedious and very unbelievable. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: So sick of this being compared to Snow Crash. Review: Neuromancer is a bit of brilliance. Gibson's got such a strong mastery of the language that his words can focus like a laser and bludgeon like an airhammer, often at the same time.Stephenson is a pretty good writer too, but he's not at all on par with Gibson, whose ideas Neal fed off of and whose abilities Neal can't hope to match.Neuromancer really does get better with every reading. And Snow Crash? Well, after the first time, you start noticing all those sentences that Neal should have either added to, taken awayfrom, or left out entirely.Sure, Stephenson is more friendly to the MTV generation and all of those "JAVA is God" people, but for great writing and prophetic utterances, look to Neuromancer.Not to mention Molly, THE coolest character from any book ever written, plays a key role in NM. Is this product review negative?
