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Title: Probably as realistic as Hollywood will get Review: I remember when this movie was released, the media went on about how gory, gritty and realistic the opening Omaha Beach scene was. I don't know how realistic it was (I've never seen combat), but watching that scene made it hit home with me that war is not a Nintendo game, like many young people might think. After that, the action drags at times, but this remains one of my favorite movies. Great interaction between Tom Hanks and Tom Sizemore, and a great performance by Barry Pepper as the pios Southern sniper. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Fun workout with lots of variety Review: When Exercise TV got yanked off the air at the beginning of 2012, I missed the Cindy Whitmarsh's Incredible Abs Workout the most. 4 different 20 minute workouts are included on the DVD. Fun and Fast. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: A human novel Review: "Where is he? Where am I? Where are you?" The forlorn words of a reminiscing soul. Vanity of Dulouz is a novel of reflection, tragedy, remorse, and the passing of time that not only gives insight into the perception of Jack Kerouac (legendary writer of On the Road) and his views on his youth but insight of the wisdom gained in age. A humorous and melancholy novel that transcends the boundaries of law and country into the realm of humanity and what it means to be human Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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