Q: Is this product review positive? Title: unintelligible dialog Review: The movie bombed in the USA, grossing only $50,715 according to Box Office Mojo. It has a number of problems. The writing is not very good, it consists of haphazard episodes none of which lead much of anywhere, and the direction also could be better. The main problem in my view is that the speech is largely unintelligible to Americans. It could just as well be in Japanese or Chinese. The movie needs subtitles to understand what the actors are saying. Only about 30% is clear. That would explain why it never appeared in more than 13 theaters nationwide. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: First Impressions Review: I think the cover is the best thing about this book. It is not what I was hoping for. Not enough intrigue. Just this girl moves home and meets the guy next door who keeps grabbing her and kissing her when there is supposed to be unspoken anger between them. yadda yadda yadda Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Disappointed Review: I ordered this item as a birthday gift for a family member and unfortunately it did not work properly. I had to return the item and would have been happy with a replacement if the customer service wouldn't have been so poor. Not once was their an apology- not for the poor quality for the particular item I received and not for the waste of my time because I had to return it. I would not refer this company to anyone based solely on their lack of professionalism and common courtesy to a paying customer. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Prog by numbers Review: It's worth digging a bit deeper into German prog, leave this one to the side unless you've already heard the band. There's nothing actually "wrong" with this release, rather, it's a tad too polite and doesn't really develop into anything memorable. The drumming is fairly sub-standard for the genre and the keyboards are very dated, even for prog fans. Recalls Pink Floyd spaciness at times, but never really finds its own voice. Answer:
