Q: Title: Finally we have the book in print. Review: I am so happy that the book was brought back in print by Viz. I have been waiting for this book for a really long time. After I saw it on an English book of literature I wanted to have it. But when I learned that it was out of print and that it was on Amazon for more than $3oo dollars I was devastated, and I hoped that some day it would be back in print. I had to settle for the copies that were on my public library. But I really wanted to have my very own copy as well as the sequels of the book. So I remained patient and waited and finally it was brought back. I cannot wait to get my copy and hopefully I will also see the sequels also translated. But in the mean time I will enjoy this book first. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Hers MS-90 Mini Stepper with Twister Plate Review: It was a very horrible buy. Within a month the stepper went out. I had to throw it away. Trying to fix it would have cost me more than to buy a new one. Don't buy. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Just Plain Terrific! Review: The Doughmakers products are all wonderful. I started out with this baking sheet and was so impressed that I now own 3, as well as the 9 X 13 pan, the jellyroll and two of the loaf pans. Cookies and rolls bake evenly, and the overflow from a pizza washes off with hot water and just a bit of scrubbing -- really very little effort. I wash them all by hand, and it is not a chore. The pans are sturdy. They get a lot of use in my kitchen, and are holding up just fine. This is the product to replace your old stuff with -- and just the thing for shower gifts, or for people starting out fresh. I bet I'll never require new baking sheets again now! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Why was this movie ever made? Review: Some corny movies I enjoy, but YOUNG EINSTEIN was probably one of the most intelligence-insulting, insipid, and irritating wastes of film ever created. The world's greatest genius trying to split Tasmanian beer atoms? Sure, that WOULD be funny if comedy experts like the Monty Python team got hold of this blatantly dumb movie. If you want to go out and rent what I can't even dignify by calling it a "film," be warned: around an hour and a half of your life will be wasted as you try to understand why the supposedly witty humor and fine acting is totally nonexistent. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
