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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Lots of laughs Review: The guys from Saturday Night Live made a great comedy here. Lots of fun and laughs in both Ghostbusters 1 & 2. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Yawn Review: Baker narrator rises each morning while it is still dark and mumbles to himself about this and that. About as interesting as it sounds. Save your money. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: worst action movie ever made. Review: Yes, I know it's an action movie, not an Ingmar Bergman film. That being said, there was no way I could have known just how bad this movie was. This was "Plan 9 from Outer space" for action flicks. Timothy Olyphant's acting makes Keanu Reeves look like Anthony Hopkins and the writing is so bad that I couldn't decide which was worse, the embarrassingly terrible dialog or the cheesy and sophomoric 'action' scenes. It was as if a 14 year old boy wrote it for a remedial English class. And got an F. The only way I would watch this again is if I were stuck on a spaceship in deep space with two sarcastic robots. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Shortcut to a Miracle Review: The extraordinary flow of good that a diverse array of friends and I have experienced, since reading and applying the principles that the authors teach, continues to convince even hardened skeptics among us that miracles really are subject to definable laws of physics. Years of investment banking and venture capital work have left me fairly jaded but, suddenly, I feel more in control than wishful, and more empowered than hopeful about literally every aspect of my life. This is a profoundly powerful book that teaches the mechanics of how miracles occur. Rather than denying the divine hand of our Creator in this process, "Shortcut" teaches us that "It/He" has provided the tools found in the book. Thus I call Shortcut "answered prayer." Answer:
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