Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Does what it's supposed to do Review: This product is great for being able to view AND record on video or dvd and serves the purpose for which I bought it - to accompany my new 37" Toshiba Flat screen for movie viewing, and also to record shows that I might not have time to watch in real-time for later viewing. The only thing that is a little frustrating is that the response time from remote to machine is delayed. Also - even if you push the buttons on the unit itself, it doesn't respond quickly. You have to wait for a few seconds for it to do what you tell it, so just make sure you don't press the buttons a whole bunch of times if it's not reacting fast enough - and learn how to be patient with it..... Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: The Reviews Are Rigged Review: I have not bought Physics Tutor. Reading all the rave reviews, I was about to buy it; then I looked a little further. Almost none of the 5-star reviewers have reviewed other products. Very few of them are "Verified Purchasers". Compare these with the 2-star reviewers, most of whom have written other reviews and are also "Verified Purchasers". The 5-star reviews all have that breathless advertiser's recommendation quality, with only the highest praise for a flawless product. It is as if the 5-star reviews and the 2-star reviews are written about totally different products. This time I'll believe the 2-star reviewers. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Wrong Color Review: The item itself is great. The only problem I encountered is that the mouse is supposed to be white and it is silver-gray not white. Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Don't Expect Much Review: As a previous reviewer of this DVD set noted, these five "National Parks" programs were produced for television. As such, they're skewed toward sensationalism and lots of "gloom-and-doom." It's the gloom-and-doom that's tedious to watch, albeit there is some truth in it. Actually, the rock climber's three-day ascent of El Capitan on the Yosemite disc is quite impressive. The Yellowstone and Death Valley discs have their moments, whilst the Everglades and Hawaii programs put me to sleep. I've watched a half dozen DVD productions on America's national parks (including Ken Burns). The two best in my opinion are "Treasures of America's National Parks" (Questar Entertainment), and "Great Lodges of the National Parks" ([...]). Answer:
