Q: Title: Not for women Review: I had high hopes for this book, but it failed to deliver. Part of it is like a Facebook page, part of it like a dictionary, part of it like the Yellow Pages. There wasn't enough focus on actually how to surf. I guess the title gives it away: "The Girl's Guide to Surfing." It's for girls, not women. Women--like men--need substance. And we need to learn to do what we do as independent individuals, not overgrown girls who have to be led by the hand amid constant encouragement and special treatment. The wave doesn't care about your gender. Is this product review negative?

A: Yes


Q: Title: Beautiful cinematography. Terrible script adaptation. Review: I usually like the screen adaptations of King's works better than I like the books. Not so with this one. Although the movie is technically brilliant (the effects are gorgeous, the sound amazing), the philosophical aspects of the story are turned into facile, heavyhanded propaganda saved only by the fine cast. Thomas Jane and Marcia Gay Harding were amazing, but the lesser-known actors were pitch perfect. William Sadler was great, really great.I won't spoil the ending. I will say that I thought it sacrificed coherence for shock value and that I didn't like it. I did like the performances and the work done by the drew. It was only the adaptation of the story I didn't like. Is this product review negative?

A: Yes


Q: Title: Disappointing Review: I bought this Yoke to fly FlighSim 2004. I doesn't calibrate, doesn't reverse, the software is outdated. Avoid this product ! Is this product review negative?

A: Yes


Q: Title: Meh. Review: Like the other reviewers, I must say this one wasn't up to par. I guess all vampire romance series go downhill eventually, (Feehan, Hamilton, are your ears burning?) but this series really did have a lot going for it. Susan and Ravyn were nice characters, but they were just a regurgitation of most of her previous couples. The problem is that she's trying to make the plot too complicated, while ignoring the relationship between the main characters. I liked the series best when it was just a few Dark Hunters up against a few Daimons, back when no one knew what Ash was, there weren't 157 kinds of Were Hunters, and Nick was really alive. If I wanted to memorize an encyclopedia of made-up rules, exceptions, and minor characters, I'd read Tolkien. I just wish Kenyon would resolve issues with previous characters before introducing half a dozen new ones. Is this product review negative?

A: