Ques:Title: Fun Pool Review: My kids love this pool. So much things to do with it compared to an average baby pool. My 7 year old plays on the back pool, while my baby on the front pool, we also love the shower head, it gives us a rain sort of feel. The only hard part was blowing all the parts, but it didn't took long. It's a very good first pool for my baby. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: A Once Great Movie Destroyed Review: I watched the movie and felt like I was missing pieces, that scenes were shorter, even that entire scenes were missing, but it had been so long since I watched it I just thought I remembered the movie being better than it actually was. Then I watched the director's commentary. He took at least 15 minutes away from the movie. Most director's add to their movie when given a chance, not take away from it. The Director's Son created a disjointed, fragmentary movie very unlike the original in mood and plot.After waiting years for the DVD release of Erik the Viking, I was extremely disappointed and a little angry at the way they treated one of my favorite movies. I hope to see the Theatrical Release available some time in the near future, as I don't think I'll be watching this Director's Son's Cut again, and I certainly won't be sharing this version of the movie with friends and family as I had originally planned. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: Great summer read Review: This is a great read, I live in the area which makes this book even more real.Dan Brown has nothing on Kete Mosse. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Positive
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Ques:Title: Hard to find much value Review: As a long time environmentalist and science geek I was quite ready to read this book when a friend recommended it. My friend thought it was the best thing he ever read and was talking about dedicating his life to the ideas presented therein. I was a bit taken aback when he started asking me how to make explosives. Still, I got the book and read it, however painful it was. After I finished I decided I must convince my friend he needed to see the danger and fallacy of this book. I used a number of highlighters to mark the most egregious passages. Blue for a non sequitur argument. Red for a logical fallacy. Yellow for unsubstantiated `fact'. Etc. After 2 chapters I saw that almost the entire book was highlighted. There is nearly nothing in this book that can be taken as it is. The best thing you can do with this book is to throw it in the recycle bid so someone can make something useful out of it. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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