Title: Some people won't get it Review: I heard (from some sci-fi fans, even) about how bad the Starship Troopers movie is. Bad acting, they sneered. Goes overboard on the violence, they said. Fascist message, they claimed. That's the whole point. Verhoven takes Heinlein's gung-ho novel and turns it into a propaganda film. The vapid, plastic, 90210 characters -- who were raised in a militarized society -- spout stupid, silly lines about guts and glory. Meanwhile, Verhoven gives the audience a (science-fictionalized) taste of what war is really like: Yes, the ultraviolent battle scenes will make you sick. This ain't Star Wars. Perhaps more Saving Private Ryan meets A Clockwork Orange meets ... uh, Star Wars? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Yuck! Review: I do a lot of gluten-free baking, and I'm always on the lookout for products to make this more convenient. I love to bake, but sometimes, I'm too busy to want to do everything from scratch. This mix made terrible, terrible cake. It was spongy, rubbery, and had a strange bitter, chalky aftertaste (I blame an excess of starch in the flour mix). It did not taste like chocolate at all. All I can say is that I will never buy this again, and I'm glad I tried a bite of it before wasting frosting on it! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Interesting concept but with very bad actors Review: This movie would have been very good if they had just recast the two little alien people. In my mind they showed little to no real emotion and they both gave off silly performances in a bland attempt to sound serious. Other than that the movie was interesting. Also it is very weird that there are over 5 different remakes of this film. Can't Disney just stick with the original? Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Hideous is too kind a word for this trash Review: Listen to it 1000 times. Makes no difference. Garbage is garbage, no matter how the mind attempts to convince you that you're not the idiot you are for time and money wasted on this junk. Radiohead has played a joke on its fans and is laughing at all the acclaim heaped on it by fans. This ain't the cosmic leap from Help to Rubber Soul or Revolver to Sgt Pepper. This is the same noise that George Harrison released 34 years ago on Wonderwall music. There were a few deluded Beatles fans who were convinced that it was quite genius back then, too. Heck, let's face it, as wild futuristic avant garde musicians, Kid A doesn't even compare to Yoko Ono's stuff. Sad thing is if Yoko put out an album of mechanical warblings and slapped the Radiohead name on it, the same people here who love this album would love that one even more. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
