Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Where's the Smell? Review: Can you say "tiny"? The product photo must have been taken using a digital microscope! I opened the package and almost missed the box... inside which contained a bottle that a baseball team of ants (that's "9" for you sports-challenged types) would have a tough time fitting inside. All this and scent...aroma...odor...huh? Where's the smell? Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Duh! Review: I guess if you just got online and knew nothing at all that this might be of help. But, if you are somewhat experienced and seeking deep and substantive information, this is of little help. The illustrations may require a magnifying glass. The bottom line: this is pretty superficial, and certainly appropriately titled. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Overrated. And How. Review: Unbelievably over-hyped and carelessly fashioned ghost story, critically adored mainly due to a stand out performance from Osment. Unfortunately his adeptness in handling the material cannot save a film which as a whole is unsatisfying and incoherent. The central premise intrigues, but the twist ending is inadequately set up, contextually makes no sense (so bruce Willis never changed clothes, or opened a door, or spoke to anyone other than this child and never figured out anything was wrong? Wonderful psychologist) and is utterly plagiarised from Herk Harvey's 1962 film 'Carnival of Souls'; a laconic Willis seems content for the most part to sit back and look as bored as I was by about 45 minutes in. Trite Hollywood fodder unfortunatly described by some as a Masterwork; there are numerous directors with greater talent who could do with this kind of recognition. Answer:
