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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Good Broad base coverage, but that's it Review: I didn't figure out that this book only covered IE until about midway through. However, the cover of the book has a picture Netscape Navigator on it.This book offers a huge vault of neat little tricks, but I wouldn't want to learn Javascript from it. The examples are right on par, though, for teaching you examples. If you have no other programming experience, you'll probably want to avoid this book, as I felt it was good only if you knew Javascript already and wanted to perform a neat trick or two with the stuff. Most of it involves graphical quirks rather than form processing and such.There are better books around, but this one has its place. If the examples were cross browser compatible, I'd give this book a higher rating. Answer:
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Negative


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Surviving Member of the so called CREEDISH DEATH CULT Review: This book is genius. The ending leaves you begging for more. The whole way the book is designed is simply the best thing I've seen. It's so unexpected that the sense of underlying terror seeps in through the main characters stories. You always get a thick tension of sadness while he goes through the motions. I really liked it. I suggest to pick this book up, also pick up Chuck's Fight Club, because a whole lot better than the movie. You guys should also check out Dope written by Robert escandon and check out Sword of Berserk, it's an anime but it has alot of similar themes. Answer:
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Positive


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Poorly made movie Review: This is a shame. When I first saw this movie, I thought it was funny. But when I saw it twice, I saw that Roger Ebert was right. Tim Daly, using a potion, transforms into Sean Young, a seductress using her sexy looks and voice to climb up the corporal ladder. What a shame. Rated PG-13 for nudity, strong language, and crude humor. Answer:
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