Q: Is this product review positive? Title: VERY Good Review: i own it, this product is very good, it's tough and stands alot of shocks, falls, .. etc. the performance is very good as well. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: An early classic from Hitchcock Review: One of Hitchcock's best early English films. This is one of the greatest spy movies of all time. Parts of it are really funny sort of slapstick comedy, but this is one of Hitchcock's best plots: The main character (Margaret Lockwood) befriends a middle-aged English governess on a train going from Germany to England. When she wakes up her friend has seemingly disappeared and everyone on the train said she never existed (in fact, I believe that this is the same plot that has been borrowed for a new movie that I saw the commercial of in theaters).The end is one of Hitchcock's best plot twists. It will keep you geussing until the very satisfying ending. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Vapid Fluff Review: I am not a gambler, but I do enjoy the mathematics of gaming. After reading "The Eudamonic Pie" (a non-fiction look at Stanford computer scientists using computers to beat Roulette) I figured this book might provide some insight into playing strategy.Unfortunately, it was a disappointment. There are a few useful tips, but they are wedged between dozens of pages of worthless information. Need to know that chips are made of "high-impact plastic" or that you need to show up at the casino with a bankroll? This is your book. If you want to actually develop strategies to beat Vegas, save the $15 and check out any number of good Web sites that dispense gambling advice. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Creepy!!! Review: I found this story really chilling, and I couldn't put down this book. It's also quite thought provoking, which is unusual for this kind of book. While the idea is excellent and the story gripping, the last few chapters are disappointing and definitely not at the same level as the rest of the book. Definitely worth reading though. Answer:
