Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: DataLifePlus are the only DVDs that I'll ever buy. Review: I've tried many other brands and other disks from Verbatim as well. The "DataLifePlus" are the ONLY ones I've found that reliably give good burns and I cannot even recall the last time I ended up with a coaster from these. Any of the DataLifePlus line works wonderfully, not just the "shiny" ones either. I put lots of home video on disks to send to grandparents and have never had any issues with compatibility or corrupted disks. Answer:
Answer: Positive

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A smart and funny movie Review: . Woody Allen stars as Z "he never looked better lol", an ant who has his own dreams and is tired of having to be the same as everyone else. He falls in love with a princess (voiced by Sharon Stone) who is tired of the same ole thing as well. She is to be wed to a general voiced by Gene Hackman who has a big scheme to drowned out the whole colony of ants. Z gets into a whole lot of trouble when he kid-naps her and leaves the colony to find a place called insect topia where bugs can live with no rules.The result is a charming and funny movie with great one liners by Woody Allen who I usually find annoying. He's less annoying when you don't have to see his face lol. I liked him a lot here, he's very funny. Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone are also funny. Gene Hackman and Christopher Walked do good as well as the more serious characters of the movie. Some people say the film has no moral but it does. It's about thinking for yourself and living your life as you choose to. Answer:
Answer: Positive

Question: Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Lush, visually stunning film, but weak story line Review: Mira Nair's "Kama Sutra," is a visually stunning and lush film. Each frame of this film has been beautifully and visually composed. However, the film has a weak story line and fails to grab your attention. At times I found my attention straying, but what brought me back again and again was the visual imagery on the screen.This film is thinly based on Vatsayana's "Kama Sutra," which translates into A book of love or a treatise on pleasure. Other than that the film has no reference to the book at all.It is worth renting the film and watching it once, but is definitely not a collector's item. Answer:
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