Q: Title: The Watsons Go to Birmingham-1963 Review: This book is about a family and the events that happen to that family in Flint, Michigan and in Birmingham, Alabama. The story is told by 10 year old Kenny. Kenny is a smart giving kid. Byron is twisted and likes to play with fire. Joetta is caring and is a nice kid. Wilona, their mom, is strict on her kids and doesn't like to be lied to. Daniel, their dad, likes to cut up and have fun with his kids. When the Watsons go to Birmingham, Byron changes. I would recommend this book because it is funny and sad and ineresting.Mikail, 5th grade, Oakland, CA Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Not a thing Ferocious about him. Review: A waist of time! One of the wost movies ive seen. Awful fight scenes seems like the fighters are in slow motion doing beginner moves. The story drags for what seems to be days. Not many fight scenes at all, and the climactic fight wasn't even much better then the first fights, almost was less entertaining. Overall this movie is not worth even renting, the only way you should see this movie is the way i did, a friend let's you borrow it. that's it:) Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: great classic Review: great classic that I couldn't put down. a must read even if it's not your favorite genre. check it off your bucket list in 2 weeks of nightly reading. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Hmmm... Review: I agree with Luke Magnus 100%.The Tea Party were a inovative, unique and powerful band. I was hooked the moment I first heard Splendor Solis and my admiration and appreciation grew with their next two albums. Seeing them play live was truly amazing.With all their releases up to and including Transmission, we were hearing beautifully crafted music unaffected by standard pop music parameters and ideology.My heart broke when I first heard Triptych and nothing since has helped to heal it. What indeed did happen? 7 Circles is another example of lazy lyrics and songs which seem to be born out of a desire for Radio airplay rather than the desire to stimulate the senses. It is as if the band has conceeded that they must appeal to a broader audience in order to sell records. What a shame.I live in hope that The Tea Party will one day return to form. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
