Question: Title: An unworkable idea Review: Miller writes beautiful prose, but that's not enough to save this heartless book. Since the protagonist can experience neither pain nor joy, he's doomed to be a pretty boring guy to be around for any length of time. And when sensation does arrive, well, it wasn't exactly worth the wait. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Pure... Review: ...from a person who has admitted that he was contracted by the CIA to write this book (Posner admitted to JFK researcher/writer Jim Marrs of "Crossfire" fame that he was hired by the CIA to write "Case Closed.")Posner and those who support this kind of [transparency] ...are nothing more than the same tired old "coincidence theorists" who have attempted to maintain an ever-loosening grip on a false history. Is the review positive or negative?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Not "Stomp" Review: Having the name "Stomp" in the title is the biggest fallacy since that Will Smith movie used "I, Robot" for a title.The show starts out with a sequence with the Stomp group and goes randomly from there. The scenes jump randomly from country to country with no explanation of where or why they are there. The music from most of these areas are so foreign to my ears that they sound like random noise and without some additional information, it gets wasted. After 15 minutes of it, we started skipping through several section, hoping it got better or had some explanation.The entire production feels disjointed and fairly random. Having better descriptions or some kind of documentary like track would be very welcome to help understand what is going on.A very big disappointment. Is the review positive or negative?
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