Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Fun Little Film Review: This is another Sydney Toler film with his number two son Jimmy playing the comedy relief. This story was not as good as the others in this series.The number of suspects and the fake radio show was not really that well done.A criminal at a jury gets convicted to the death penalty and steals a gun and shoots his way out of court. He makes his way to a crooked face doctor who has a front as a wax museum curator.The confusion comes when you have pretty much every character acting suspiciously.And the end was not all that interesting except for people mistaking wax dummies for real people or real people posing as wax exhibits.Overall, not a bad entry into the Charlie Chan series.
Answer: satisfied

Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Filter does not work at all Review: As the happy owner of two other Bodum coffee presses, I expected an effective product. The most important function of a coffee press is to separate the grounds from the drink. This coffee press completely failed in that function.Both on medium grind coffee grounds and loose Chinese tea, the press allowed a significant amount of material to pass.For example, 1 mm thick tea branches floated up past the silicone sides.The basic problem is poor design: despite good quality plastics and metal stem, the silicone border is not rigid enough and not large enough to grip the cylinder wall. I do NOT see any material defects in the cup -- it just works poorly.However, the top lid is quite sturdy and comfortable. Useful as an overpriced hot drink mug for cocoa or milk.
Answer: dissatisfied

Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Good Content, Poor Form Review: There is no doubt that Roberts knows his history, and he has performed admirably in reducing the epic content to some 500 pages or so, but nonetheless I found his writing style tedious and cumbersome. Robert's sentences are disjointed and liberally populated with unnecessary commas. I often had to reread a paragraph because of some parenthetical remark that seemed placed specifically to disrupt the reader's flow of logic. I also felt that his history was slightly biased in favor of Britain, inasmuch as they often appeared to be the heroes of world history, but any history is bound to be biased on some level. In the end, I think you could find a better read.
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