Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: It's a piece of junk Review: My baby was 10 lbs and too big for the seat. He did not look comfortable in it and the cushion was very hard, not soft at all. The straps did not reach around him, not that he was going anywhere because he could barely fit in the seat. The straps should be longer to fit ALL babies. I did NOT like anything about this product. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Please. Review: The Cantos of Ezra Pound are not "the most important literary work ever" or some other such nonesense. Essentially they amount to a man, steadily losing his sanity(notice that the cantos become increasingly fragmented the longer the poem gets) who was spouting a lot of crackpot political and economic theories via incomprehensible poetry. And his readers weren't the only ones to whom the Cantos are incomprehensible:Pound himself didn't know the meanings of most of the Ideograms that are spewed throughout the poem. This is not an "acheivement" or "an indictment of our society" or a "brilliant satire"(to utilize some of the favorite phrases of readers of pretentious, incoherent, and ultimately meaningless literature), it's just drivel. Not that Pound was a horrible poet-some of his early writing is actually quite good. If you're going to read any Pound, read "Personae" Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: pale imitation Review: I was very disappointed in this sequel. Actually, rather than being a sequel, it's a slight varied version of the original. It lacks the humor of RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD, and the actors don't appear to be as enthusiastic as in the first one. Basically, a tremendous letdown. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Please remember that this is his first novel! Review: Just a quick comment for all of you that think this novel deserves 5 stars. It does not! This is Hemingway's first novel and as such it shows a young developing artist attempting to find his voice and build his craft. Like many writers at this stage he does not fully make the grade. If you read say "A Farewell to Arms" immediately after this book you will be able to see a great leap forward in Hemingway's prose within just the first 20 pages (to say nothing of "For Whom the Bell Tolls"). Please restrain from making a book that deserves a "3" at most into a 5. (By the way I have lived in Paris and been to the running of the bulls so this book was a treat for me on that level). Cheers! Answer:
