Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Back to the Future (1985) Review: The on-screen duo of Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd embodies the off-screen brilliance of director Robert Zemeckis and producer Steven Spielberg in this cinematic treat, and is a prime example of two actors feeding off of each other's draw and thrusting their film into a classic rank among others of its kind. Full of friendly, funny quotables--one of which Ronald Reagan used in his State of the Union Address--Back to the Future acquired a mass of followers, celebrities and civilians together, and spawned two sequels that closed out the trilogy's better-than-modest success. And rightly so. This is a sure-fire classic. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: meh Review: I was hoping to like this, as I am a supporter of a plant-based diet.A) Unfortunately, the editing of the documentary seems to be following the worn out formula of Super-Size-Me. This gets tedious. Could use some originality and style.B) If a primary point of the documentary is to introduce people to a healthy diet, extolling the virtues of "tofurky" and the various other frankenstein factory creations seems antithetical to your point. Yes, they are vegan, but you'd likely be better off eating meat. I don't buy the argument that eating fake meat is a gateway to no meat.At this point I turned off the movie. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Cmon Methusela Review: When youre in the rap game and all of your friends are dying of old age, and not gun shot wounds or over doses its time to quit Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: A rough start Review: Sounding particularly shrill, Mike Scott is very much out front in this first Waterboys CD. All original songs work to this CD's disadvantage. There is no break from the band's worst faults, like bad poetry ("Old Spirit") and poor similes ("Your life is like an ocean," "Your love feels like trumpets" both from "Trumpets") that the occasional reworking of an Irish standard helps compensate for. There are some good tunes here, like the epic title track and "Don't Bang the Drum" with its passionate commentary about appreciating the beauty before you. But the overall effect is a band trying to find its way. Answer:
