Title: Seriously misleading Review: Doesn't taste a darn thing like a Toucan. I thought "whoa, tropical bird flavor". Boy was I wrong. Returning this immediately. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Sharon Pywell Review: Mrs. Pywell is not only a great writer, but a really awesome and creative person as well...Alex Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Positive
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Title: Low point in the series Review: A lifelong Bond fan, I've watched this movie only once since it first came out. I eagerly went to see it when it opened in 1989, hoping it would be a solid follow-up to The Living Daylights, an engaging yarn featuring a largely-unknown but impressive, intense (and unfairly maligned) actor named Timothy Dalton. But LTC proved a disappointment. It was unexpectedly violent and dark (though that didn't hurt the excellent Casino Royale), had that weird silver/gray palette of the 80s, and included a number of elements that can best be described as cheesy, e.g. the gray morning coats and Ascot ties of the opening scene, several unfunny efforts at humor, Robert Davi's over-the-top villain, Dalton's hairstyle, and ... Wayne Newton?? Compared to its predecessor, LTC was an even bigger disappointment than Quantum of Solace (2008). This was a terrible waste of a decent actor (Dalton), who could have been the Daniel Craig of the franchise 20 years ago. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: 22 GREAT VIDEOS OF EARLY DUKE ELLINGTON Review: Just to balance out an incredibly vapid 2 Star review from someone who says "it could have been better" but does not say how. As this 60 min. DVD appears to contains all the available black and white snippets Duke made in Hollywood in the 30's one wonders where the compilers went wrong? The visual and sound quality is remarkably good too. For the rest of my review please see the comment I added before realising it was a DUTY to let Ellington enthusiasts know this is as good a visual historical record of his 1929-43 period as you are likely to get. There are a few other videos of his later bands contained in the PBS 2-part documentary but to see them means ploughing thru 2 hours of Ducal interviews (which can get rather boring watched over and over). Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
