input with options: Title: probably the finest fantasy film ever made Review: I was almost in tears in the theatre at the sheer, incredible beauty of this film and how well it adapted (it is *not* a completely literal translation to the screen, but that is not possible) the epic and mythic novels of Tolkien to the screen. I cried when Gandolf sacrificed himself and fell into Shadow. My significant other fell asleep. (Not a gender thing per se, most of the males in the audience were as enthralled as I.) I bought a copy and have watched it several times now -- by myself. Keep differences in psychology in mind if you want to buy this as a gift for the hard-nosed "realist" in your life. Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: Poor Research, Poor Book Review: This is not a serious book. The author clearly has a pro-Croat Serb-hating axe to grind. Living in California and making a couple of adventure tours to Croatia, he knows little about the region, its politics or history. The book is full of errors, factual, spelling, characterization, and historical. There are literally dozens of books out there about the 1991-95 wars that broke up Yugoslavia, and this may be the weakest. Try Marcus Tanner's, Laura Silber's, or Misha Glenny's. The biases and lack of serious scholarship, the self-absorbed authorship, and the Croat nationalist leanings of this text make it one to avoid. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: One more user whose experience with the DVD-VR330 was an unqualified success... Review: I was able to commandeer this unit at our school for a solid week of transferring VHS tapes I knew I'd need for teaching, along with some favorites for re-watching at home, and was amazed at the ease of transfer and the machine's lack of persnickitiness. Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: Not Even Close to the Original Review: I'm sure this book will be useful for some people, but I was very disappointed. I love the original Body for Life book.The women's version is a more confusing, complicated version of the original. I had hoped to learn something new or specific to me as a woman, but did not. The plan she lays out for nutrition is very complicated, impossible for real life. She doesn't give any specific information for exercise.Basically, she took the original book and tried to mix it up a little to seem different and sell more books, but all she did was make it more confusing & less helpful.My recommendation? Get the original book. Then get (or at least look at) the Journal to see good examples of the day-to-day exercise. Skip this one completely. Is this product review negative?
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