Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): DVD mars an otherwise okay film. . This looks like a shot-on-video low-budget effort.  A young woman gets involved with a drug dealer/murderer who's sent to prison.  She helped him almost escape, resulting in the death of a cop, so she goes into hiding as a club dancer.  Eight years later, her past comes back to haunt her.    The film is decent enough to merit 3 stars, but I'm deducting one because of the dreadful DVD.      What's so bad about it?    I'm truly annoyed by DVDs that keep viewers as a CAPTIVE AUDIENCE, forcing them to sit through production credits or FBI warnings, unable to fast forward.  It's an insulting time waster for the audience.  But CARLITA'S SECRET takes it to new levels.  The DVD opens with about a minute of production credits and FBI Warnings, followed by a 5 1/2 minute promo short that one is FORCED to watch.  No fast foward allowed, nor does the Menu button work.  Altogether, over 6 minutes of crap that one must sit through before the film.    Then after the film is over, before you can go back to the Menu, you have to sit through the same 5 1/2 promo short YET AGAIN.    Hey Maverick Entertainment, there's a REASON DVD players come with fast forward and Menu buttons.  It's so that WE THE VIEWER can decide what portion of a DVD that we PAID FOR we choose to watch, WHEN we choose to watch it.  Instead, every time I want to watch this film, I have to sit through your promo crap.    Shame on Maverick Entertainment for stealing the viewer's time like this.    If you get this film, you may want to pop it in the DVD player well before you plan to watch the movie.  Pop it in and then get some snacks or whatever so you won't be forced to watch the promo crap.  That should be a choice, not something DVD distributors force down on a captive audiece
Output (English): NEG