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Title: A Quiet, Involving Character Study Review: "Dopamine" starts out with a pretty rockin' title sequence, but the rest of the movie is something fairly different. It is a pretty well written, well acted character study about a dot-com programmer named Rand (John Livingston) who comes out of his emotional shell. Rand works at a start-up company trying to create a computer animated bird that responds to other people's emotions. In the process, Rand begins to respond to the emotions of a pre-school teacher, Sarah (Sabrina Lloyd), and discover his own feelings. As directed by Mark Decena, "Dopamine" captures pretty well the feel of a small, late 1990's San Francisco start-up full of big ideas but short on time and cash. To anyone who has been there, the moment when the characters in "Dopamine" fail to get their second round of funding from their angel investors will have definite resonance. Is the review positive or negative?
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Positive

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Title: This product is not worth what it's worth Review: I was impressed at first until it went out on me. I opened it up and discovered that the blue shell is just a fancy cover for the few wires insides. I fixed the poor connection that fell out of place. A soldering gun should have been used. I got it working after I reconnected the loose wire but then it went out on me a second time even with all wires still intact. The stand is really nice and durable but the light is a joke. This product is not what it's worth. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: The other side of heaven in spanish Review: The quality of the dubbing of this video was very poor. Poor translation, some parts showed the english and spanish subtitles overlapping each other and it almost seems like that was a pirated film remade by a local company. I would never recommend this firm to anyone. Is the review positive or negative?
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Negative

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Title: Idiocy Review: Crichton's latest preaches the importance of the ALLMIGHTY DOLLAR. Praise Bush! Praise the Standard and Exxon and Gulf. Lets all follow these god-fearing men down the path of profiteering lies. This is fiction, right! Who needs the truth anyway? It damn sure aint gonna get told here. I just get furious when folks write propaganda for a bunch of lard butts who wouldn't have enough money even if they had every copper penny in the world. If I could give this one a minus five stars, it wouldn't be bad enough. The book actually isn't too bad at keeping the reader interested. But the blatant propaganda and doublespeak is disgusting. Is the review positive or negative?
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