Title: Kylie Is Better Than This DVD Review: Coming near the end of a two year whirlwind of recording and touring, it is no surprise Kylie does not have much energy left. This DVD shows that. If you own her CDs, there is no need to spend more money on this.If you want a SHOW, get the DVD 'Live In Sidney(On a Night Like This)'. Kylie has energy in Sydney.Kylie is a world class performer and singer. This DVD is OK, but does not show her at her best. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: He has recovered. Review: Another satisfying offering from Beck's bottomless well of creativity...it's good to have him back from the brooding depths of Sea Change. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive

Title: It's ALL in the details! Review: I've been traveling to Paris for 35 years (lived there for one) and so, know the city fairly well.... A friend lent me this book, and I tried to use it during the 3 weeks I spent in Sept-Oct of last year (2006), and was very disappointed. I mapped out the locations of several of the shops Suzy raves about, and arrived, only to find that the store was no longer (was it ever?) at the address she gave. If you know Paris, you know that there are tons of little, hard-to-find-rues, so it was VERY frustrating to spend so much time looking....and finding nothing. I would suggest she do her homework before she publishes another guide. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

Title: Truly inspiring. The feel-good movie of the century. Review: Albert Finney does an outstanding job portraying Scrooge. The music in this film is unforgettable. "I Hate People" will leave your family convulsing in laughter. And then, when Scrooge sings in reminiscence of his childhood, and when he sings in retrospection of his one chance at love, it will leave nobody in your house (with half a heart) dry-eyed.The unique choreography in the dance scenes is worth noting, too.There is one part in the film, however, which leaves the viewer wanting. Scrooge in his boyhood is inside, while the other children, including his sister, are outside playing. Why is he forced to stay inside? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
