input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Why Bother ? Review: Given the cast I was looking forward to this movie.I have appreciated Dennis Quaid since Breaking Away. However, what is going on here? His performance feels so inconsistant. At one point it's like he's doing a bad Donald Sutherland imitation on zanax. Stop the freaking mumbling! Sarah Jessica Parker was just so dessipated and mundane. She flatlined. The supporting cast's work which at times was favorably noteworthy, could not balance out Mr. Quaid and Ms. Parker's downward spiral. At times the script offered a little something something, but for the most part this poorly metered, badly directed movie was numbing. There was nothing redeeming to be found in the set designs, hair styles, lighting, interiors... no where to run! It all just contributed to the uncomfortable fragmented muddy design of this boring production. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: It's not Photoshop Elements 7 Review: Don't make the mistake I did when I saw Photoshop 7 and thought it was Photoshop Elements 7. Although an excellent book, it is over 7 years old and most techniques can't be followed in Photoshop Elements 7. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Sorry guys, I didn't like it. Review: Well. I like playing with Bears but I didn't like this book. It didn't really say anything. Just that Bears are guys that are usually bearded, hairy, overweight and they like porn sites on the internet. They're intelligent and friendly people. There you go. You no longer have to buy this book. Get out there and meet some of these guys if you're interested. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Disappointing Review: Having read and enjoyed immensely Shell Seekers, September and Coming Home this work compares poorly. I had to give up after 200 pages. It plods along rather tediously and predictably. But what is most annoying is Pilcher's insatiable appetite for tea and alcohol. Every few pages her characters turn to one or the other. But, I must say, she is a discriptive artist sine qua non. If you haven't read the others better start with any of the above and then see if her latest is "your cup of tea". Come to think of it, maybe all that tea is what kept Horace so busy at every turn of the page. Answer:
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