Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: I was disappointed in this book. Review: I had heard so much about John Irvings work, that I couldn't wait to start this book. I valiantly struggled to finish it, but gave up before reaching the halfway point. The tedious style of writing did nothing to enliven the characters.I found I was becoming irritated when Ruth, as a child, asked the same questions incessantly. I also couldn't see how diverging into every minor character's mundaneness was central to the theme of the story. Maybe you just have to be a fan, but my advice--skip it! Answer:
A: Negative


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Should be listed as a comedy Review: Plague Town looked like it had a good premise but really failed to deliver. The story follows a family that is visiting Ireland and misses their tour bus by seconds (don't bus drivers use their side mirrors). This leads to the family fighting for the next half of the movie with forced acting by all. The two sisters fight the most going so far as to dropping the C word bomb! Basically we laughed through the whole thing, especially while watching how effective a plastic hubcap can actually be used as a murder weapon (who knew????) I would say if you really wanted to see this movie rent it first, I'm sure you will thank me for saving you $15 bucks Answer:
A: Negative


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Very comfortable! Review: My husband likes a flexible, soft, and "cushy" slipper, but it has to have a sturdy bottom for his arches. He wears them all the time. Answer:
A: Positive


Q: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Maybe for kids Review: As an adult reader of comics who loves The Ultimates, I have to say that this movie was quite a disappointment. The animation was surprisingly cheesy, reminding me more of the old Spiderman and His Amazing Friends than X-Men: Evolution. The story was confusing and lacked the wit and style of the comics. If the goal was to attract children to comics, then maybe the choices to dumb down the material and save on the animation costs make sense. If Marvel wants to find another way into the wallets of adult comic-lovers, though, I think it made a big mistake. Answer:
