Q: Title: A Difficult Read Review: I purchased this book because my book club suggested it. It is a difficult read, due to the poor sentence structure and grammar. Aside from the fact that it is also depressing (which is sometimes realistic) it moves along slowly and is very predictable. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Easy to read, interesting book about Ulum Review: This is a very easy to read book about the life and work of one of the great modern mathematicians. Especially interesting are the sections relating to the development of the atomic and hydrogen bombs. Is this product review negative?
A: No

Q: Title: I think that was Ong-Bak....fast forwarding.....yeah, I think this is it. Review: I have been a fan of the original Ong-Bak for some time. I imported the original before a US release and find it to be one of my favorite martial arts movies period. I was very excited for this movie to come out even though Ong-Bak 2 was a major departure from the original. The fight scenes were great and entertaining but they definitely lacked the raw feel of the original. Some of the stuff done here cannot be faked and that's it what I loved about the original.The big downfall to me is that the cultural differences between Thai and the US are dramatic in this movie. I was so confused by things that were going on and did not understand how certain scenes related to the movie. I found myself fast forwarding to skip through long drawn out scenes. I can't really say that I would watch this movie all the way through again. I may show some people some of the fight scenes though. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: pulp fiction at its worst Review: This was totally turgid. Wading through crudity and uninteresting characters just because they are supposed to be the descendants of King Arthur is NOT entertaining.The violence and rape is gratuitous and the 'deflowering' of each girl is formulaic and about as romantic as discussing the laundry. Which they do at length.The introduction is a rehash of Arthur pulling the sword from the stone to become king. Then we get his decendants hundreds of years later? Who cares-there is nothing mythological or magical about any of them. The three novellas have as much depth to them or their characters as a puddle. Killing off the little sister Mary so the hero can be 'someone' in the first novella is absurd and crass and covered in about a paragraph. It all goes downhill from there. Give us romances where we see the couple really falling in love. You can possible cover a year of marriage in less than 80 pages and leave the reader satisfied on even the most basic level. Is this product review negative?
