Ques: Title: I guess I was just a little too old for this book Review: Last year, ..., my friend and I decided to read Boston Jane. We both thought it was one of the most pathetic things we'd ever read. I probably would have liked it if I had been [younger]. As it is, this book is still good to read because it is so unintentionally funny. However, I wouldn't buy it. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: BEWARE FAKE WIDESCREEN! Review: This Criterion version of Time Bandits contains one of the most shameful practices to be found in DVD production--fake widescreen. For whatever reason, instead of putting the film in true widescreen format, they simply slapped black bars across the top and bottom of an already "modified" version of the film. So in the end, not only do you miss out on what's going on in the sides of the picture, but also in the top and bottom!!! A rip-off and a shame, because this is a great movie. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: Depressing Review: I would have thought that two titans of the business such as Clapton and King could produce an amazing album without even trying. I was wrong. This album makes me think of two old geezers glued to their rocking chairs trying to recall the good old days but not even having the energy to take their memories seriously. The title song "Riding with the King" is an embarrassment. Save your money and your memories of who these guys used to be. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: 19th Century England Review: This is only one story in Perry's list of over a dozen mysteries which recreate the atmosphere of late 19th century British Victorian hypocrisy and corruption. Her principle characters are Inspector Thomas Pitt and his well born wife Charlotte. While Thomas does his best to keep Charlotte out of his cases, when her curiosity is peaked her sense of adventure launches her into the fray. More than once it is Charlotte who uncovers the villain, even though she must probe for answers while exhibiting behavior appropriate for a woman of her class. In this story, Charlotte rattles the closets of the rich to unearth truths about the murder of two babies found in London's aristocratic Callander Square. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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