Question: Title: Presages the Actual Destruction of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center Review: This movie was, of course, made before the very-real destruction of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center--a destruction very much caused by terrestrial, not extraterrestrial, events. This movie shows the destruction of part of New York, including the Twin Towers, by a meteor that is a splinter off an incoming 5 mile-diameter asteroid. Earlier splinters had hit the Pacific, devastating Hong Kong with a tidal wave, and the Swiss Alps, devastating the ski resort areas.Although the visual effects are primitive, as might be expected for the time, the point is driven well across. If the ICBM's fail to dislodge the asteroid off from its collision course with Earth, it will produce earthquakes orders of magnitude greater than ever experienced by humans before, and inject enough dust into the atmosphere to block sunlight for several months, quite possibly dooming all of humanity to extinction. Is this product review negative?
Answer: No

Question: Title: Review of The Great Brain Review: The Great Brain by John D. FitzgeraldHave you ever had a brother who annoys you every day? Well J.D. has a brother named Tom who always annoys him.I like this book because the author tells his life as J.D. in a story-like way. This is a great book because J.D. shares his life with Tom.The main idea is that J.D. loved Tom, his older brother, although he annoyed him every day. Is Tom the great brain? Find out in The Great Brain by John . Is this product review negative?
Answer: No

Question: Title: An Utopian Veneer Review: Ms. Lowry's "The Giver" falls into the category of 'Young Adult Fiction.' This is a pity because, speaking as a 51-year-old man who also is an avid reader, adults could learn a lot from this small, thought-provoking book. Granted, the prose are not very colorful, but the story moves along at a brisk pace and, at a mere 179 pages, even people who rarely open a book should be able to make it to the end. I read Ms. Lowry's work because my 13-year-old son's 8th-grade, English class was assigned it. I was very pleased to know this excellent book was part of their curriculum. It's a great, yet somewhat downbeat, story to help kids as well as adults think outside their limited purviews. Well done. Is this product review negative?
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