input with options: Title: You earned it; Don't lose it Review: The book was written too long ago to be of much use in this century. It needs to be updated or scrapped. It is behind the times and makes some of the information useless if not incorrect. A better choice can be found. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: Trite, cliched and tedious Review: It was a struggle to read "The Puzzled Heart." The plot lacked substance and surprise and it was too easy to guess the culprit. The constant dribble about the evil "right-wing" made this book especially tedious as it was trite, offering little more than generalized preaching. Obviously, this novel is more of a forum for the author to espouse her shining liberalism than it is a mystery, well-crafted or otherwise.If I recall correctly from reading earlier works, the characters did not resort to using expletives and a few were thrown in for a reason I cannot fathom; especially because they did not fit with the usual dialogue. I found it distracting and gave me reason to believe the author has become sloppy with her writing.The only thing enjoyable about this book is the constant flow of single malt Scotch. Perhaps I would have found the book a better read if I had imbibed. Is this product review negative?
output: Yes

input with options: Title: Don't blame the artists Review: I don't mind people beating up on record companies, but I don't think it's right to ridicule the artists who were making music in the 60's, 70's and 80's, and sold alot of records, because, that's just how it was back then. I mean, even Dylan signed with Columbia. Pink Floyd, who sold a ga-jillion records, was always bashing record company executives and the music business(Animals, Have A Cigar, Comfortably Numb). And, it's a bit ironic that the movie talks about how record stores are dying because people are getting their music at places like Amazon and yet... here we are. It was nice seeing some of the record stores I go to (or went to) here in CT. Integrity In Music in Wethersfield is a great one too. Is this product review negative?
output: No

input with options: Title: Silly and ridiculous Review: I'm not sure why John Cusack agreed to do this movie, usually he has somewhat better taste. Then again, I guess he was in that 2012 movie, so perhaps this is just his recent trend. The Raven does seem like it has at least some kind of interesting premise and certainly has a nice visual atmosphere. Unfortunately, the positives stop there. At no point does it appear at all likely that Edgar Allan Poe was ever like this character, which seriously hampers the viewer's ability to suspend disbelief. Horrible acting made worse by a terrible script. Skip this one. Is this product review negative?
output: