Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Gibson's back! Review: After giving the world of science fiction a swift kick in the pants with "Neuromancer," Gibson's novels dropped in quality like a brick into a black hole.But then "Idoru" comes along, redeeming the venerable creator of the cyberpunk subgenre. The characterization is "just enough," the imagery is stunning, and the story is quickly accessible and not at all frustrating as prior novels had been. And it's a clever story, too, with unique ideas.I don't want to give them away, but pick it up. If you remained loyal to Gibson, you'll see some familiar faces along the way, too. And if you've never read a cyberpunk novel before, go ahead and start with "Idoru" ... "Neuromancer" will always be waiting. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: good job as always Review: as all the harry potter movies this one is as good. i would recamend it for everyone. good movie Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Consistant Results. Easy to clean / no stick Review: Combined with glass lid (Amazon suggested lid making my getting a good fit an easy process), this produces consitand results on foods that I would otherwise grill. I cook on a old Jenn Aire 2 bunrer electric range with a downdraft which I absolutely hate. But this pan and lid produces awesome results after enduring the several minutes it takes for the burner to heat up. See my review of the lid fo more detail.Cleaning tip. After remove food, move pan to cool burner, pour about half ounce of water in pan, scrape all remaining food loose with metal spatula, remove water and most grime with one r 2 circular wipes with 2-3 sheets of paper towel (not touching pan with yourfingers so that you do not get burned, 1-2 circularwipes with clean paper towel to remove all rime and "polish" te pan. As necessary, add about teaspoon of olive oil or equvilent to pan and rub into pan surface with paper towel (clean rag would be better) in order to keep pan "seasoned". Answer:
