input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: absolute waste of money Review: Our new tween-aged dog ignored it completely. we even poured out a large puddle of this and she tried to drink it. not exactly the intended result. save your money and get a book. or just get someone else's dog to visit your yard. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Maltin's Movie Guide Review: If your taste in movies runs to the safe, the predictable, the formulaic, the mainstream, the unadventurous, the commercial, then this is definitely the movie guide for you. Maltin is the kind of conservative movie "critic"--I use the word for lack of another--who thinks dreadful big budget trash like Titanic constitutes great movie-making. He likes his movies to do good box office, and to be heartwarmingly decent and uplifting (that is, banal) in the good old Hollywood tradition. Any hint of the subversive--well, forget about it! Bottom line is, if you want intelligent, perceptive assessments of contemporary films, then I suggest you look elsewhere. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: horrible Review: What were they thinking when they made this? This DVD is very unwatchable. It contains some awful effects on every song. The feel of this being an actual concert video is completely lost due to these effects and the blank space between each song. Because of the effects, you have to squint to see the band members, and when you see them, they look bored. They look like they don't even want to be there because they might be able to forsee the outcome of the video they're recording. Hopefully they'll never screw up future concert DVDs like this. Avoid this one at all costs! If you want a recent show on DVD, get House Of Yes instead. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Just wanted a simple MP3 w/ Video capabilities Review: The tech support is limited to one year, unless you pay an extensive amount for it. The software is incompatible with common mp3 sites (iTunes, Napster, etc) so everything has to be converted and unless you know what you're doing before getting it, there isn't much help available. I've had mine for nearly 2 years now (was a gift from my MIL) and still can't get videos to transfer without having bitrate issues, connectivity troubles, and "cannot convert" errors - using not only their software but 3rd party programs as well. It's beyond frustrating and I'm about to give in to the Apple craze and just buy an iPod, I have 4 kids and just don't have time to fiddle around with this thing. I want to load n' go. Seems like most of the reviews on here are pretty good so perhaps it's user error on my part? (I consider myself to be an intermediate pc user and am usually quite capable of figuring out electronics so I dunno.) Answer:
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