input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: After School Special at its worst Review: Unless you are under the age of 6,this movie is a complete pile of Lenny the Wonderdog doo! However, if you are a fan of Craig Ferguson, it is worth fast forwarding through to view him as the evil,obviously bi-polar Dr. Wagner. You will still be able to figure out all the non-existent plot twists while skipping to Mr. Ferguson's scenes. Otherwise, it is not worth the cost of the dynamite it would take to blow it up. Answer:
output: No

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Good protection for your screen Review: I know plenty of people who don't bother to use screen protectors for their PDAs. I didn't want to run the risk of scratching the screen without one and I like not having fingerprints all over the screen of my PalmIIIxe.Applying the Writeright can be a bit tricky but they seem to last fairly well. I have heard from friends that you will want to replace the Writeright every month, whether or not you think you have to because you may have difficulty removing it if you leave it on too long. I haven't experienced this problem but I also replace mine regularly. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: The other side of Rock Review: This Blues CD is composed of songs played and sung by some of Rocks'most influential musicians. The guitar work is exceptional as is the quality of production. Highly recommended to anyone that appreciates fine guitar work and has a love for the Blues. Answer:
output: Yes

input with options: Is this product review positive? Title: Disappointing Travelogue Review: Quite simply, I was very disappointed in this book. I was hoping for a gripping tale of man against nature along the lines of Into Thin Air or The Perfect Storm, but this book proved to be more travelogue than compelling adventure. Though aspects of Beattie's solo trans-Atlantic voyage were indeed dramatic, Beattie lacks the necessary skill to make the events truly resonate with the reader. I felt like I was on Everest with Krakauer and in a great storm with Junger (who was not even there), yet here I read Beattie's adventures as a dispassionate observer. Perhaps even more disappointing was the fact that much of the writing seemed totally superfluous. I would have liked to learn a little bit more about the difficulties of solo sailing and a lot less about Beattie's fondness for drugs and alcohol and what he had for breakfast every morning. I certainly went into this book with high hopes, but finished it quite disappointed. Answer:
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