Question: Title: don't bother Review: Blue Rodeo has a small fan base in the U.S. and I am one of them; been with them since Diamond Mine. Their music is great but they can't put out a decent DVD; this one is home movies with so-so sound. Their more professional one released a few years ago was so difficult to navigate I just gave up on it. Hey Blue Rodeo; why don't you get a professional crew and do a straight electric concert in DTS or Dolby Digital? Don't waste your money on this one Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: Waste of Money Review: I bought this book long time ago hoping to learn Image Styler by myself, but It didn't help me. There is nothing in this book that was valuable whichI couldn't figure it out by myself, or by the free tutorials available on the web.One important thing I figured out ( and I am speaking for myself) is that Image Styler is not the kind of software that need proper training before being able to use it, every thing is ready made and so clear, except maybe for the Javascript rollovers.Don't waist your money on this book, or any book about Image Styler for that matter. Put your money on more powerful tools such as Photoshop or Flash Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Negative

Question: Title: A Hitchcock classic Review: This old classic (with photographer James Stewart confined to his apartment with a cast on his leg and his girlfriend Grace Kelly providing legs for their sleuthing) never fails to satisfy. And it's really, really scary, especially the scene where the suspected murderer (Raymond Burr with menacing gaze and heavy brow) sees Kelly twiddling her finger behind her back, glances out the window and up, up, up to where Stewart is framed in his apartment window across the courtyard. Ridiculous, but even as I type this, I'm getting goosebumps.The beauty of this film is the way it plays on the role of the voyeur. Stewart amuses himself by spying on his neighbors in the apartment buildings that surround his Greenwich Village courtyard - and we, the viewing audience, get to peek over his shoulder. It's incredibly titillating - until Burr's invalid wife goes missing.Terrific cure for boredom, both Stewart's and ours, especially with the truly terrifying conclusion. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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