Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: beautiful and disturbing Review: This is an amazing body of work, and one might think it was done in the 1920's as the style is sort of the flapper mode. Irina chronicles her daughter as she grows from a young child to a young women. It is disturbing as one cannot look at the pictures of Eva as a young child and not think of the tragedy of Jon Benet. Eva as a little child is made up as a siren with a combination of innocence and provocation. That combination is what makes this such a compelling body of work, but also perhaps disturbing. More than one photo seemed to have some white specks, either from dust on the negative or a problem in printing. The composition and settings show a fine eye for photography and this is a wonderful collection. There is a lushness to the settings and a great variety. In the shots where Eva is looking directly at the camera, she appears to be looking right through the viewer. One will not forget these great shots. Answer:
Ans: Positive

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: comic book like screenplay worsened with bad acting Review: and cliched plot. the whole movie was like a comic book. a tiny weeny japanese waiter became an accidental tourist in hongkong after he was fired in japan's restaurant, then....well, i've already suffered a loss of about 2 hours of my lifetime, you think i'd be stupider to write a full review of this bad movie? you want me to stand on the treetop like what they did in this film and 'crouching tiger and hidden dragon' or play some cgi or gif graphic stunt like reeves did in the 'matrix'? well, i won't do it. period. Answer:
Ans: Negative

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Quite a Tale Review: The Radioactive Boy Scout is quite a tale--intelligently written, thorough and pretty darn scary when you get right down to it. David Kahn, a high school student, chemistry fan and Boy Scout in search of the Eagle Scout honor pretty much constructed a rudimentary nuclear reactor in his back yard potting shed in suburban Detroit, using old clocks and discarded smoke alarms, among other things. Ken Silverstein takes this unbelievable story and fashions it into something the reader can believe, however scary that may be. Silverstein tosses in much nuclear trivia and information that add to the story. An enjoyable and scary read. I am recommending it to all of my scientifically oriented friends. Answer:
Ans: Positive

Ques: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A+++++++++ Review: This movie is just the best. Took me back to being a little kid all over again. I have a two year old son and a ten year old daughter and they both thought it was awesome. Would recomend this for anyone who enjoys being a kid at heart when the world is so tuff. Answer:
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