Q: Title: Glue Review: I used this on my hair and it's too much like glue to me. It does hold the hair in place, I love how it works on my sideburns. However, once you put this on you cannot comb through it or else there will be breakage. I need a good hold, but still some bendability. I'll have to pass on glue holds where you can't even run your fingers thru. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Bad wigs Review: This movie could have been handled so much better. Doesn't help that the brothers Sheen wore terrible bald wigs which were so noticeable in parts it made the film so silly. Just keep your eye out for the really shiney moments when the wigs look so plastic. That aside, what is wrong with this film. Besides the fact it did nothing at the box office, the film just doesn't have enough punch to pull you in. I really felt nothing for any of the characters involved, and you need to be able to do this to appreciate a film.The Sheen brothers team up again for this film (remember "Men at Work"?). Someone must have told them that they make a good combination, but I am afraid that this partnership couldn't save this film. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Good Morning America Review: Good track, with very good songs and interesing concept. But after the Barrio Chino tour in New York may 1999, and now few time before next Barrio Chino tour in America in Agust 2000, we hope to know the interest of american musical public for the gypsies's travels,Christians, musulmans and Jews, Mediterranean cultures stories and so are. Is this product review negative?
A: No

Q: Title: Why 'popular science' is 'popular' Review: 'The Selfish Gene' is the perfect book for the layperson if he or she wants to come to grips with modern evolutionary theory. For a start, it is clear and easy to follow. Secondly, it is highly interesting and educational, and it constantly kept me turning the pages to find out more. This book explains what the 'survival of the fittest' is really all about - with life as we know it perhaps really only being a matter of the genes' own survival. It is another one of those books from which you both learn and retain a lot of information. With some nice explanations - including a thorough discussion on 'The Prisoners' Dilemma', an almost sociological look at possible balances of 'selfish' Vs 'altruistic' genes, and other such things that you can take away to discuss with your friends - this is definitely the right book for anyone interested in popular science. It is also the book for anyone who is still in doubt as to how 'science' could ever be termed 'popular'. Is this product review negative?
