Q: Title: dont buy this Review: this is the cheapest sweeper i have ever bought , dont do it , its very cheaply made and picks up nothing at allit is a complete waste of money, the handle keeps falling off also. nothing about it is any good.i will be sending it back .i took the oreck name to be something of value as i have heard of oreck before , apparently they arent makingthem like they used tovery disapointed Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: just fine Review: Basically, it's the correct product as described. my wife is very happy and so am i. very wary of ebay hoaxes, i am sure this is the real deal - all the right details are there - wristband logos etc. i was a bit unhappy about some guy in a call centre in India assuring me that Amazon are an authorized Movado retailer (they aren't) and that it would come with Movado warranty (it didn't), but after receiving it i checked the fine print on the Amazon site - it does say they are not authorized dealers and that the warranty is Amazon's (good luck mailing it to them if you are overseas .. ), although I challenge you to find this info on their site....... Anyway all's well that ends well (so far) and the price is right. In my experience you get what you pay for and while the service is hilarious, the article is genuine. good luck! Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Classic Review: I remember seeing this as a little girl and enjoying it a lot. I got this for my daughter - definitely a great Disney movie! Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Can't help but like it. Review: Debbie, a hairdresser from Michigan, decides to go to Afghanistan and opens a beauty school to help the women there. This becomes an interesting lesson for her in learning about the Islamic culture and how it affects womenfolk. She marries an Afghan man who barely speaks English, which I also found interesting as well as gutsy.At times Debbie does act really snobby and careless, but there's also a lot of humor in all this. The prose is not flowery, but as a reader, I feel that she is frank in her feelings about her experiences in Afghanistan, both good and bad.It's a nice book, and Deborah Rodriguez is a woman both strong and weak in a spontaneous way. There are a lot of scenes in this book that remind me of both novels by Khaled Hosseini - The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns. Is the review positive or negative?
