Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A little darker than the other ones my son has read Review: My 9 year old son loves these books and reads them over and over. But this one got a "not my favorite" from him. He still reads and likes it, but he said it is darker and scarier than the other ones. I think if he were 7 or a young 8 it might have bothered him more. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: This one doesn't even belong in the series! Review: I like all the Nightmare movies but 2 doesn't belong. It just doesn't seem to fit in the series as much. If your planning on buying the Nightmare movies don't buy 2 keep the rest because 2 was so dumb. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Robert Forward has done better Review: I could not finish this book. Dr.Forward has produced some excellent speculative fiction including Rocheworld and Neutron Star. This book did not measure up to those standards. I found the character's to be unbelieveable and the attempts to inject sex into the book to be extremely distracting. Two different characters daydream about feeling someone elses fingernails down their back in the first 25 pages. I know Dr.Forward can do better than this. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: One of the most disappointing books I have read Review: While the mathematical speculation and logic in the beginning of this book is interesting, the idea that future humans would have any desire or reason to create machine emulations of all humans is unbelievable and unsupported by the book. I also have to agree with a previous reviewer: I fail to see how a programmed emulation of myself has anything to do with my immortality. How can a machine emulation be considered a resurrection of an individual? And why would anyone have a reason to create this emulation in the first place? Sadly, I am afraid this book argues for mortality rather than immortality. Answer:
