input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Perhaps the greatest pre-anime-wave title in our history... Review: What can I say? I used to watch all the episodes as a child and have spent my life since them early childhood years, trying like hell to hunt them down on VHS. Now they're out on DVD, so what are you people waiting for? We may never see something like this again. Robotech/ Macross is to me and many other 'genuine' Anime lovers as say, George Lucas is to his Star Wars series. We love it this much and this is just truly wonderful to be able to own this diamond in the rough... Viva la Rick Hunter and Minme! Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: too slow Review: I like the Printmaster Gold 16 MUCH better, the new one takes way to long to come up and make projects. I find myself putting in the old one all the time. I wasted my money. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Most dissapointing Review: 100 Bullets had me very interested in the Vertigo comic series, that coupled with the fact the cover had quite nice art. Once I got in I found the concept to be pretty sound: Fairy tales characters all lived in a giant kingdom that was conquered so now they live in modern day new york. All the characters were there too... but despite all this Willingham decides to mess with original stories a bit to make things more interesting I suppose. That set me off from the begining.I read on, hoping the end would justify the means. However, by the end of the book I felt all the characters were rather shallow, casting aside the myth behind them was fine, but not much work was done to build up the new characters beyond paper-cutter archetypes. I will try the second volume, but my hopes for this series have been violently dashed against the rocks. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Too much camera movement Review: It took me almost the entire movie to try to ignore the style of camera shots on this movie, and not even then I got accustomed to the filming style.It remind me of typical first-time amateur home video movies where the camera never stays still.I understand that sometimes the camera needs to move fast to follow the action, but even then it should be done following a movement path with a panning that is not shaky and well calculated to stop accurately when it finds the target sitting still, without continuing the camera movement and then returning.Almost all the camera takes of still people and objects, were done with the camera moving up/down and left right in a constant motion, which was distracting and unnecessary because there is no need to fake action on a scene that is suppossed to be still. Any action movie needs those kind of pause breaks, this was a non-stop style of camera work.I liked the movie, I feel sorry for the poor camera choice by the director. Answer:
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