Title: Washed out photos - poor quality for a kodak Review: I got this camera as a christmas gift this year and was fairly pleased. I had been shopping around for a camera to make slideshows with, and my parents very generously bought one for me. I am no expert in photography, but I know when a camera takes bad pictures. I have an olive skin tone and green eyes, and the pictures completely washed out my skin, leaving only my eyes with color. Also, pictures of subjects farther away than 28" came out dark and/or washed out as well. The color saturation is overwhelming, and I just couldn't take it. After a few trade ins between a couple other cameras I have finally stuck with a Sony Cyper-shot, which is a good camera. The kodak C330 is good for those who are looking for a bargain, and don't care about true to color skin tones. But if you'd like to save a hundred dollars, stick with Kodak's disposable cameras and you'll get better pictures. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Negative

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Title: Mutations of Reality Review: The book Mutations By Robin Cook is a basic medical thriller where a doctor mutates his son and throughout the book, in a variety of ways, it backfires on him. The characters in this book would be good, if they were believable. Take for instance VJ. A normal 11 year old boy would not have done most of the things he does in the book. However the book does have some very believable characters, like the mother. She is always worrying about how her kid is really smart and is always going to work with his dad when he can. His mom thinks that even though he's really smart he should still spend time with kids his own age. Throughout the book Cook uses a lot of description. For example, Cook always named street signs and exits. I understand that Cook is just trying to make it easier for the reader to create a mental picture in their head, but really all that detail is beside the point! The ending was kind of crazy and out there but, hey so was the whole book! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative

Ques: Title: Not to bad for the typical "new movie format". Review: I was pleasantly surprised with this movie. It had good characters, but was very predictable. I had the whole plot figured out really early in the movie, but it was still fun watching how events unfolded anyway. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Ans: Positive

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Title: A Must have.Period. Review: This is the best NASCAR game I have ever played.I'm thinking about taking a day off of work just so I can play it non-stop.If you are a NASCAR fan,you have to buy this game. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive

Ques:Title: slides on concrete Review: this parking guide slides on my garage floor. i glued some old rubber innertubes on the bottom of it at it seems to help. it still gradually slides over time though. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative

Title: real......not a good movie...... Review: i don't think these guy know the meaning of the word editing..it gos on,and on,and on..and thought it all your think..did i really buy this piece of garbage..bad acting,bad story,bad ghost,(funny this would usely be right up my ally)..look if you really want to see this movie..you can buy mine..opps sorry i just remembered,the dog ate it and threw up... Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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