Ques:Title: Classic Review: I waited 50 years! to re-see this movie. Anton Walbrook is first rate; his best film. The color is magnificent, even in the reproduced DVD. It could well be titled: Ballet for people who hate ballet. There's never too much. The moody music, the dance, the actors/actresses are all splendid. Yes, you can go back again. I highly recommend it as a "must have" in the nucleus of your film library.Arnie Warren Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: Fun... but not ALL that! Review: My son got this for Christmas, and I am not sure why it was such the rage! My son thinks it is fun, but it has little educational value. It is a fun little toy, but not a favorite! My son gets so much more out of his wood puzzles, or dancing to his music CDs. If a gift or on sale, then a fun addition, but don't pay too much, as realize it's value is limited. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: should be recalled! Review: Shortly after buying this slow cooker the plastic off/low/high knob cracked and broke off. After about a year the plastic side handle broke off when I picked it up (I was lucky not to spill hot liquid on me). After searching the internet for reviews I found out that several other people have had the same problem. this item needs to be recalled because someone can get burned by hot liquid or broken glass if they drop it when the handle breaks. For your safety I recommend you not buy it. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: Where are you, Bruno? Review: I find it strange that this book is not available except for used copies printed in Canada around 20 years ago. I decided to study design after reading this book, even though I grew up being told I would be an architect or a writer.On the visionary chapter titled "what is a designer", Munari made it clear to me that design is a much needed public and collaborative art. He wrote as translated to english in 1966: "Art is once more becoming a trade, as it was in ancient times when the artist was summoned by society to make certain works of visual communication (called frescoes)..." and keeps going. It never made sense to me that art could only be self absorption hidden in galleries, but I guess that is yet another kind of trade.He writes with humour and honesty, and keeps me focused on my discipline. I owe Munari a great deal. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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