Q: Title: Good music, bad singers. Review: Ok, first of all don't go around dogging the film soundtrack. Its sales rank is ahead of that of this CD by about 1000. Second of all, Patti just isn't meant for the role. Her voice is too strong. Its strength is the same whether she sings "Don't cry for me, Argentina" or Evita's song oner deathbed. As for Pattinkin, his voice is too soft. Che is a bitter, discontent character. Which is why Banderas' voice is better for the role (even though Pattinkin's voice is better in general). As for the music itself, it gets five stars from me in every version. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Simpleminded and Obvious Review: There's no rule that states that each novel must be an original unto itself. Originality is a rare commodity, and rehashing an old theme can sometimes lead to a new insight.Not here.I SHOULD HAVE STAYED HOME may have caused a stir when it was originally published, but it has not aged well. What seemed ground-breaking now seems routine and trite. Certainly, the travails of young hopefuls caught in the web of moral uncertainty that is Hollywood is nothing new.But while HOME may have been the among the first of many, it is too simple-minded to stand the test of time. At most, it is precocious in its innocence. The characters, who are idealistic to a fault, are annoying at best, and never elicit any sympathy for their troubles. If anything, any character who comes across as this stupid makes the reader yearn for more problems, so that the characters will really know what it's like to suffer. The whinings of a young man who can't be a star does not make for entertaining reading. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Horrible voice Review: Doesn't matter what kind of accent it is, that voice is just dreadful. She is like the female Bob Dylan. Can I put a negative star on this? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Won't be reading the rest of the series! Review: I only bought this book because of the horse racing connection. My guess is that the author has never been to a horse race in her life, much less done any adequate research on training and what it takes to become a jockey. Even for the reader without any knowledge of the horse racing industry, this is a very poorly written book, the ending is something a child would come up with, the characters evoke no emotion whatsoever from the reader, and their development is non-existent. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
