Ques: Title: We call this abuse these days Review: I picked this one up in a used book store last year. I never got past the first two or three chapters before I threw it away (actually threw it away, something I have done only three or four times with the thousands of books I've read) so no one else would be subjected to it. Reading the full plot description provided by another reader makes me glad I did. This kind of controlling behavior has all the hallmarks we now look for in the abusive male. There is NOTHING romantic or sexy about any of it. Avoid this one like the plague. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: There is no Keyser Soze! Review: Put together a group of crooks, a $91 million heist, some twists and turns, and a mysterious crime lord called Keyser Soze, and you've got The Usual Suspects. Yes, the title does come from Casablanca. A customs agent Kujan (Palminteri) tries to get information about a crime from con man "Verbal" Kint (Spacey). There's a burning tanker in the San Pedro harbor, twenty-seven dead bodies, and four other temperamental criminals involved: former cop Keaton (Byrne), explosives expert Hockney (Pollak), and the hot-headed duo McManus (Baldwin) and Fenster (Del Toro).The Usual Suspects could have gotten by on the storyline itself, but the script is funny and well-written and the acting is terrific all around, especially by Spacey and Del Toro (both in award-winning performances). So what are you waiting for? Add it to your video/DVD library. Now! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Positive

Ques: Title: Lies and the Lying liar who wrote this book Review: This book is the biggest peice of garabage ever written. Al Franken has no clue of what the truth really is and only tries to be an attention graber. Don't waste your time reading this. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: PASS ON THIS ONE Review: After reading "Derailed" by this author, I couldn't waitfor his next book. Half way through, I started skippingover paragraphs, and sometimes whole pages. The wholebook is totally absurd. This time around, Siegel thoughthe'd write a comedy, there is not one suspenseful chapterin this novel. I don't see how anyone could give thisbook five stars, like the first reviewer. BTW; I'm gladI didn't splurge for the large print edition. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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