Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Terrible product Review: We ordered these as prizes for kids for a summer camp. Out of the 5 boxes we ordered, 2 entire boxes did not work at all right out of the box. I certainly wouldn't rely on them for an emergency. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Let the bodies hit the floor Review: Intense, dynamic and full of seething rage, Sinner, Drowning Pool's powerful debut, finds ardent (and sometimes screaming) vocalist Dave Williams mining topics ranging from religion ("Sinner") to relationships ("Reminded") to fine effect, creating a nu-metal opus that's rock-solid from start to finish. "Bodies" boasts an irresistible, insinuating growling chorus ("Let the bodies hit the floor"), with the tune's melodic, suspenseful verses providing the perfect build-up for the cathartic chorus. Williams's impressive whisper-to-a-scream delivery in "Tear Away" and the unbridled energy of "Told You So" are also striking. The Texas quartet's post rap-rock heaviness is aggro yet melodic, not to mention believable, credible and intelligent. Their smart lyrics, chunky rhythms and punchy production (by Jay Baumgardner of Papa Roach fame) make this music for the nu-metal generation Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: The best of the Asterix adventures. Review: Albert Uderzo, Asterix and the Great Divide (Dargaud, 1982)Another village in Gaul (not that inhabited by our heroes) has elected two chieftains, who have dug a great trench through the center of town, separating it into the left side and the right side, which are at war with one another (except for one house right in the middle, whose inhabitants are, shall we say, not possessed of everything upstairs). Asterix and Co. to the rescue!This was the first post-Goscinny Asterix adventure, and there has been a great deal of controversy over the years. Personally, I enjoyed it; yes, the politics are a bit closer to the surface than I'd like to see, but Uderzo is flinging brickbats at everyone, at least. Crossing Romeo and Juliet with the Lord of the Rings is wonderfully amusing, as well. Uderzo went back closer to the spirit of the original series after this, but I have to say, this was an interesting glimpse at what could have been. *** Answer:
