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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A rediscovered great. Review: I didn't pay too much attention to Al Green back in the day... had a couple of his 45s, that's it. Couple years back a new oldies station started up in this area, and became very popular because they play more than just the big hits: they also play songs and/or artists that seem to have been overlooked. I began hearing some Al Green songs I hadn't heard in years and I was really enjoying them. Enough to consider purchasing a hits CD. This has all 13 of his pop top 40 singles from his 1971-1976 heyday, so it was clearly the best choice. 5 more songs round out the CD, and of them, only his take on "I Say a Little Prayer" missed the mark with me. "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" is wonderful. The hits speak for themselves of course, and I think the sound quality is great. Recommended. Answer:
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Positive


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: it sucked Review: This PPV was horrible, the last man standing match was boring and dragged on, the cage match was good, and the only reason why this PPV even gets 2 stars is because during the Shamrock/Val Venis match Shamrock's sister goes face to face with Shamrock and she hit him, just before the slap if you listen closely you can hear Shamrock say "Slap Me" in his normal voice reminding her what to do at that moment, that was funny. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: I Beg To Differ - Stick With The Book Review: This disappointing film has none of the irony and wistful quality that made Alice Hoffman's book of the same name such a - well, magical read. The film instead is ruined by a rushed, connect-the-dots script that fails utterly to capture the nuances and charm that made the book such a hit when it was published.One reviewer characterized the film, which received mostly poor reviews, thusly: "Barbie joins a coven." To be fair to Bullock and Kidman, the "Barbies" in question, there wasn't much they could do with the awful script. That aside, the review could not be more apt. A good cast, including Aidan Quinn, an actor I greatly respect, can't redeem the bad writing that reduces the original material to cute gimmicks and a dreadful ending that not only doesn't appear in the book, but runs contrary to the book's underlying observations about the relationship between desire and wisdom.I cannot recommend the book highly enough. I cannot recommend the movie at all. Answer:
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