Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Pathetic Review: In the special features Mr. Altman says he did not read the script. That explains why this movie is so bad. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A little shiny, but overall I like it Review: I bought this watch as a present for myself when my last watch died after 10 years. I wanted a bigger, men's style watch and this one fits the bill without being too masculine or too big. My only complaint is that the band is very shiny. I was afraid it looked cheap. I held onto it for a few days before deciding to keep it for good. I have gotten many compliments on it and I've only had it for about 2 weeks. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Cheaply Built, don't waste your money!!!! Review: I purchased this and the plastic part that attaches to the hose broke only a few weeks after starting to use it. It is now useless and I have to purchase something else. Not worth your money!!!! Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Missing Morals Review: Sorry, I won't be reading any more of these books. Apparently it's ok for fireman to steal, (because that's the way it's done in small towns, the book says) and she actually covers for her kid when she catches him smoking pot. Her kids are self centered, annoying brats, and her husband doesn't seem to be around much. Throw in a case of breast cancer, and the murder of a young girl, and you have one really depressing creepy holiday book. The book is far to preachy about giving people a break, to enjoy. Somehow I think if Lucy's house had been on fire and fireman stole thousands from her, it wouldn't be ok. I resent the suggestion that theft is the way it's done in small towns, since I have several family members who are volunteer fireman, who wouldn't even consider doing something like that. This book ended up to be a chore to finish.I'll stick to Joann Fluke's Hanna Swenson series from now on, they're fun books and have recipes in them to boot. Answer:
