Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Obama is Elvis and E.T.'s Love Child! Review: I'm unsure about this DVD. On the one hand, it seems to tell the truth about President Obama being the love child of William Shatner and Mary Tyler Moore, but on the other hand by doing so it has Obama being born in Hawaii, when everyone knows he was born in Zimbabwe, Switzerland. Simple proof that Obama was NOT born in Hawaii... have you ever seen him eat pineapple???? Answer:
A: Negative


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Honest songs. Review: When I bought "Proud Words On A Dusty Shelf" I was very much into Uriah Heep and Mr. Hensley was my man. I simply loved his songwriting in Uriah Heep. so when he made a solo album I was deligheted and surprised at the same time because the songwriting on "Proud Words On A Dusty Shelf" was so different form the stuff he was doing with Uriah Heep. I simply fell in love with this album because of it's honesty and simplicity. This album is my all time favorite. I'm actually lost for words here. "THANK YOU VERY MUCH MR. KEN HENSLEY" Answer:
A: Negative


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: ok but pricey Review: I shpuld have shopped around more I found them cheaper locally after I had ordered...price of convience I guess.... Answer:
A: Negative


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: what, where, who, what??????/ Review: This "novel' is all over the place. Frankly, I'm shocked that it got published at all. Elaine is its only plausible character. The rest is just a kind of schzophrenic nightmare. The "house" itself doesn't appear until you're too tired to care and the jumping from one disjointed scene to the next is just exhausting. One of the most distinguishing features of great literature is that the reader is ALWAYS drawn into a compelling storyline. Whether it's "The invisible Man" or, say, "Dracula," the story and its characters successfully build on one another. The reader is drawn into the writer's imaginary world and carried away. I don't ever want to feel outside a piece of literature. I want to feel a part of the setting: the sounds, the light, the drama. Answer:
