Q: Title: Nice book for kids and hiking Review: This is a nice book for kids --it's not overwhelming in its information and it's easy to carry around. It's fairly comprehensive, considering its large scope. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Cabin Fever (**) Review: I agreed to watch this film with a friend after he said it was a pretty good movie. I had already rented it before and got through the first half of the film before shutting it off. So, I went ahead and watched it again. It's an O.K. movie, but is so cliched that you can tell in which order everyone of them will die in (except for the ending, you can't really predict that). The gore isn't really amazing, or gross out, (not as guesome as the critics said) and the story just wants to drag on and on and on (well you get the picture). The cast is pretty terrible with the exception of the two characters from "Detroit Rock City" (James DeBello and Giuseppe Andrews). The script has so many holes in it, that it truly is pathedic. I've seen cheesy horror films, but they atleast tried to be cheezy/funny, this is neither. If you're looking for a good horror movie that just came out, check out the movies "Wrong Turn" and "Freddy Vs. Jason" and save your money and time from this dud. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: nothing special Review: "The Man Who Laughs" came with 2 stories and I liked the second one (meant to be an extra) much better. It's called "Made of Wood" and it features green lantern Alan Scott. It's a cool serial killer story and made picking this up from my local library not a complete waste. I didn't like "The Man Who Laughs." The art style was meh and the plot was whatever. I'm glad I didn't purchase this because overall it was disappointing. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: A real "keeper", great broad-based, comprehensive coverage Review: I have read many technical books, but this is one that I found to be very valuable. The author does a very credible job of describing in enough detail to make sense to me how to build a Web application in a number of different ways using a MS Access back-end. Although it was "light" on Access-specific code examples, I didn't buy this book to learn how to code in MS Access. I bought it to learn how to build a Web application that required access to a MS Access database. I'm keeping this book locked up in my office because I don't want it to grow feet. Is the review positive or negative?
