Title: Excellent Review: The Thompson Chain Reference is an excellent Bible for every believer and every preacher to possess. The chain reference leads to clear understanding the meaning of the word of God when similiar passage explain the context and situation. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: The Worst Movie Ever Made Review: I can't believe I didn't turn this movie off. I was waiting for something to happen, but nothing happened in the whole movie. It was a waste of my 2 hours and my $1 to rent it. The dvd is awful. Its got no special features, the menus are about as pretty as Christopher Lloyd in one flew over the Cuckoo's Nest. There was no plot to this movie, there was no action in this movie, there was no sex in this movie. So what's so good about it? I don't know. It was awful. Harrison Ford had about as much testosterone as the Olsen Twins. The evil man was an idiot and the naked woman was about as ugly as Whoopie Goldburg. Everybody on the internet rants and raves about this garbage so I figured I'd watch it. This is not a classic. I could have wrote this script in 5 minutes. I'm going to go watch Show Down in Little Tokyo now. Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: Worst Coffeemaker Review: This is without a doubt, the worst and messiest coffeemaker we ever had and will never buy a Kitchen aid again. Only had it a week and 4 times it made a big mess all over the coffeemaker and the counter. We've had enough! Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: Outdated Review: I own this book. I bought it when it first came out like I do most of the O'Reilly books. It was a great book when it came out but that was 10 years ago and in internet and open source time that is a lifetime. It's time for a new version of this book to come out to reflect all the changes and updates on the internet and to mailing list software.I would love to see the next release cover some of the newer open source mailing software like "Mailman". Especially some of the new mailing list programs with MySQL back-ends and full web interfaces, most of which didn't exist when this book was published or not in wide use.Unfortnately I think it is time O'Reilly phased out this book and requested a second/newer updated edition. Since mailing lists are still pretty popular these days. Is the review positive or negative?
