Q: Is this product review positive? Title: exercise in boredom Review: I had high hopes for this movie, as it had gotten much praise from reviewers. However, I found it to be intensely dull. It was exactly as if I had followed a small boy around an amusement park for two days as he enjoyed himself, and this film seemed to take 48 hours to run its length. Although the character of the little boy was supposedly running away from a terrible crime he thought he had committed, he shows absolutely no sign of a disturbed conscience once he gets to the park. There is one interminable sequence that shows him earning money by collecting pop bottles, then spending it for pony rides. Whoa, already. The Red Balloon and other movies cited in comparison to this one are in another league. Save some time and skip this one! Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: To much writing Review: The seller said like new. It didn't saw most pages written on in ink,with lines crossed out Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Horribly nauseating Review: I found this CD dull, unoriginal, and downright dumb. The songs make no sense, and dear Ms. Spears is a walking contradiction to her lyrics. It took me about 5 minutes to get through the whole CD, after listening to the beginnings of songs and discovering one repetitive song after another. She needs to let her real voice come out, and stop trying to be something she isn't. If someone gave me the money, I wouldn't buy this CD. Two thumbs WAY down for this one! Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: The Very Best! Review: From the first strain of "Why Walk when You Can Fly?" to the very last note of "This is Love," every word and note of this album is a treasure.I first bought it on cassette, and listened to the second side (from "John Doe # 24" to "This is Love") so many times that I wore it thin. I had to replace it with a CD, which I haven't managed to wear out yet.If I had to choose a favorite song, which would be like choosing which one of my teeth is my favorite, since I need them all, I would have to pick The Last Word. The words went into my quote book, and stay with me everywhere. "You can have it, I don't want it, when you've got it, I'll be gone. It won't matter what you're saying, when the damage has all been done." Answer:
