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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Invitation to Crap Review: OMG, this was awful. I am a huge fan of low-budget 70's and 80's horror movies (I was born in 65), made for TV movies, etc., so I LOVE the genre, the era, but this was pure crap. I had just re-watched Summer of Fear (another Wes Craven) and while cheesy, I still loved it just as much as I did when it came out, so I expected to feel the same about this one and man, was I disappointed!! The premise was ridiculous, the acting terrible, Susan Lucci looked like an overly made-up clown and was not very believable, the dialog was stupid, I could go on and on. We made ourselves watch it to the end to see if there were any redeeming qualities, but alas, there were none. I give this movie two thumbs down (4 thumbs, including my boyfriend), and I rarely say that about ANY films of this type from this era!! Don't waste your money. Answer:
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Negative

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Common Defect in this Printer - AVOID! Review: I purchased this printer for it's fast printing speed and long life in toner and drum, but it's really been a let down. The printer has this habit of creasing and wrinkling the paper on the first 2 pages of every print out. So now I have to send 3 copies of everything I want to the printer, wasting paper and ink. I've tried different kinds of paper, and every troubleshooting option offered to me by the fine folks at Brother, but it continues to do this. I've looked around the Internet, and found this is a common defect in the 5240 and 5250 models. It's really an inconvenience, and now I have to purchase a new printer because it's such a pain. If you love to be frustrated and angered over print quality and paper use, this is the printer for you. Otherwise, avoid at all costs. Answer:
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Negative

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: ROUGHING IT (MISSION AUDIO) BY MARK TWAIN, READ BY ROBIN FIELD Review: Actor Robin Field reads Mark Twain's second full-length work, published 'in 1872, describing his actual and imaginary adventures in the American 'West in the 1860s. According to Guy Cardwell (editor of the Library of 'America edition), "His accounts of stagecoach travel, Indians, Western 'dress, food and customs, frontier society, the Mormons, the Chinese . . '. are intermingled with his own experiences as a prospector, miner, 'journalist, boon companion and lecturer as he traveled through Nevada, 'Utah, California and even to the Hawaiian Islands. . . . The plot is 'relaxed enough to accommodate some immensely funny and quite random 'character sketches, animal fables, tall tales and dramatic monologues." ' The reading is approximately 20 hours long on 18 Audio CDs. Answer:
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Positive

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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: You get what you pay for Review: This is a great price for a rack, but after one nervous short, under 45mph trek in my car with my bike on this trunk rack, I had to send this back. After following all the instructions for attaching the rack to my car and attaching my bike to the rack, I still noticed my bike bouncing all over the place during my ride. When I got to my destination, I noticed my straps had still loosened quite a bit, and I was too scared to use this rack again. I read another review on here just now that said the rack probably isn't good for long car rides or rides over 35mph, and I totally agree with that. I just need to bite the bullet, spend the 200 quid and get a quality SARIS rack or something. Answer:
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