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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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Why was this movie set in Wisconsin? . I usually like romantic comedies, but this one was for the birds. Maybe the robin, our state bird here in Wisconsin. Then again, maybe not, since this movie seemed to get ALL the Wisconsin stuff wrong.    People outside on Thanksgiving in just long sleeves? Not where I live. I mean, they could have chosen from about ten other midwestern states if all they wanted was that 'naive farm girl meets big-city boy' feel (which is lame and predictable, by the way).     I like Julia Stiles, and the young man was okay, but getting the local stuff wrong was a turnoff, and it really kind of took me out of the movie.     Tsk tsk.
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NEG


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Wolf's rain part I and part II . I bought I and II of this released Wolf's Rain because when I first read the reviews one of the reviewers claimed there was an alternate ending.  I am SOOOOOOOOOOOOO disappointed because now that I have the second part there is no alternate ending and I now see that that review has been deleted. I think Amazon handled this whole thing very poorly.  We depend on what they provide to help us make our buying choices
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NEG


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Very unusual for Hollywood . I finally bought this movie recently and watched it last night and all i can say is..... FANTASTIC ENTERTAINMENT!  Forget all the bad reviews in the press when the movie was in cinemas, this film is very good indeed.    If you like non stop action and i really do mean from start to finish, and if you like cgi special effects, and explosions, and weapons, and monsters etc, then you will love this movie.  It's a simple tale of good Vs evil, nothing more nothing less.    It is pure entertainment, great fun, great value at under six quid and it's a film you will want to watch again, trust me
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POS