Q: Title: Night Review: Night is Wiesel's personal memoir, which relates his personal story before and during World War II, as he and his father are separated from his mother and sister and interned in a series of concentration camps."Never shall I forget these things, even if I am condemned to live as long as God Himself. Never."I read Night in high school, and always think of it as being a particularly long book, which it is not. Wiesel manages to pack more than I would think possible into a little over a hundred pages, which relates the story of himself and his family during the Holocaust. It is a beautifully written work that relates a terrible story. I found the story of Wiesel's loss of faith and the relationship he had with his father particularly memorable. If you somehow missed this in high school, pick it up, if you didn't, find it again. It's worth it. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Over-rated Review: The actor's performances were very good, but the movie is without any reason for being. It's one of those movies that strives to be quirky for the sake of being quirky. Even a screwball comedy needs some sort of believable foundation that one can build upon. This film works backwards, taking a group of people, assigning each with very odd behaviors from the get-go and placing them in manufactured situations. It doesn't make you laugh. It just makes you wonder what's the point? Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Takes a few tries to get the hang of it Review: I really love having this gadget and have so far just used it when I am enjoying wine at home. I do believe it gives accurate readings, however it took me several tries to blow and get a reading. Either I didn't blow long enough or hard enough. Then you have to wait a bit to try again. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: The most powerful book I ever read Review: I believe the headline says it all. This little book left me shaken and speechless. I am not Jewish, it is not about my personal heritage, and yet it moved me like no other book. From all points of view The Night is flawless, a burst of genius of outmost simplicity. Like someone else commented here, powerful it is an understatement. Is the review positive or negative?
