Q: Title: Funny - but brush up on your British! Review: Phwoar! I cracked up through most of this, and I learned quite a bit about the series. The authors are opinionated, to be sure, but that's not always bad. A new way of looking at the old obsession. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Hitch ball Mount Review: Very nice and sturdy hitch ball mount. Looks great and tows fine. With the interchangeable balls it is an awesome combo. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Vista My A_ _. This is the old version. It will not run on Vista at all. Review: The Game Itself is exellent. I prefer it over microsoft flight sim. But if you are looking for a copy that runs on vista don't bother. CDRom USA are pulling a bait and switch with this Title. They have this advertised as a product that will opperate on windows vista. that is a lie. EA or Looking Glass Studios, the makers of flight unlimited 3 have not released a version for windows vista. You can go to there website to find this out. There is not and will not be a version for vista in the near futer. And from what I found out it will probebly be named flight unlimited 4... Don't get suckered like I did. These guys are selling out dated software and passing it of as windows vista ready.. The are scammers in the worst way. Better yet they are Dam Liars Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Freeway of love Review: A swinging 60s version of Scenes from a Marriage. Director Stanley Donen whips up a masterful cinematic soufflé here, folding in a sophisticated script by Frederick Raphael, a generous helping of Albert Finney and Audrey Hepburn, and topping it all off with a real cherry of a score by the great Henry Mancini. Donen follows the travails of a married couple over the years of their relationship, by constructing a series of non-linear flashbacks and flash-forwards (a structural device that has been utilized since by other filmmakers, but rarely as effectively). While ostensibly a "romantic comedy", Two For the Road is, at its heart, a thoughtful meditation on the nature of love and true commitment. Finney and Hepburn have great on-screen chemistry (and both were at the peak of their physical beauty-which doesn't hurt). Colorful European locales provide additional icing on the cake. This is one of those films (like The Way We Were) that some people form an emotional bond with. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
