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Title: Classic relationship film Review: This film is very wise about the dynamics of male-female relationships; every scene rings true. Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan have great chemistry and its very entertaining to watch their relationship develop over the years. Sure, it's too cute sometimes (ie, the whole "pepper on my paprikash" scene). Yes, it's obviously derivative of Woody Allen. However, I still get a lump in my throat at the end and there's no arguing with that. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive


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Title: Nothing special here, surprisingly. Review: I was really expecting to like this CD. I keep hearing good things about the Jayhawks, and the only song I've previously heard, "Nothing Left to Borrow," was wonderfully catchy. Seemed like just my thing. "Hollywood Town Hall," though, is just an expanse of blah from start to finish. There are tiny hints at greatness ("Nevada, California"), but nothing memorable otherwise. Other Jayhawks' CDs might be better, but I can't say much good about this one. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative


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Title: Really, you have it all wrong Review: How in any way does this band sound like Bratmobile or any other really horrible "grrl Punk" band? I think the Need has a very unique mix of influences, just punk was left out. I hear more influence from old metal bands than I would ever from any punk bands. Especially more influence from the B-52's. Either of The Need's albums is quite delightful and I suggest you check them out. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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