In this task, you are given product reviews about dvds. The goal is to classify the review as "POS" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive(the reviewer is satisfied) or as "NEG" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative(the reviewer is not satisfied).
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Question: For die hard Kutcher fans only. . The movie starts off very slowly, with childhood episodes from Ashton Kutcher's character.  It's at least 1/2 an hour before we see the adult Kutcher, although he does appear at the very beginning for a brief scene.  The premise is good, and it has some good momentum in the middle, which is why I gave it two stars.  The shifting situations of his life and the lives of his friends are interesting and well done, but the overall story line is very weak, and the ending is dreadful and not supported by most of the rest of the story.  Also, the movie has too many tongue-in-cheek references to Kutcher's real life circumstances -- such as the reference to "tighty-whities."  They distract from the story, and make the movie more of a vanity vehicle -- which is too bad -- If you are not a Kutcher convert and are just looking for a movie, skip this one

Answer: NEG


Question: Addictive viewing. Brilliant presentation . We came to the West Wing late and from a country outside the USA. We have found it compelling viewing with some episodes that used all aspects of cinema so well they went far beyond the usual TV fare.  Watching them all back to back from this box set you can have some quibbles such as unueven character development at times (people do things very much 'out of character' occasionally) and everyone has the same sense of humour (which I've never found in a workplace). But I think these things were more noticeable watching them all at once. In a long series such as this the writers could be forgiven for drifting and forgetting from time to time. The acting is almost uniformly excellent.  I'd like to particularly applaud the packaging of this box set. Its a compact way of presenting 45 disks and is very appropriate to the series -a blue leather folio with files for each season inside.It also has several lavish accompanying booklets. Clever and appropriate marketing.  The price was fine too - reasonable 'per season' cost as sold by Amazon

Answer: POS


Question: The War is Over but the Battle Lives On (WWE vs TNA)! . The only reason why I gave this 4 out of 5 stars is because even though the documentary as a whole was very good, I wished there was an additional DVD on it that featured more classic matches from Raw and Nitro and more additional interviews.  I was a little upset when they censored Ravishing Rick Rude taking cheap shots at the WWE in the Extra's menu because he said more than they shown on the DVD.  They also censored X-Pac's interview when he's taking cheap shots at Hogan and Bischoff when the showed the clip of him going back to the WWE from WCW.  I did think Eric Bischoff did a great job telling his side of the story but he did leave out some small (but major) details as well as Vince holding back some info.  Overall, a nice WWE DVD to add to your collection.  I just wish they added more matches and interviews.  TNA better watch themselves.

Answer:
POS