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: Multi-Cultural View of Domestic Violence . This movie was good, but as usual the book was far better. I think it showed that her husband had some tendencies towards wanting to dominate his wife, which turned into full-blown abuse under the stresses of losing his job & medical license, and returning to Shiite Iran after decades of living in the United States.    I think the book shows that he wasn't this "dream husband" that suddenly turned into a monster. The warning signs were there all along - for example, she met him when he was her physician and he kissed her right on the treatment table - obviously, an inappropriate action.    What was amazing to me is that OTHER AMERICANS in Iran did little to help Betty, saying she needed to submit, what's the problem? etc, while it was the IRANIANS who understood Moody's family history & reached out to help her in a real way - helping her use the phone, finding ways for her to escape the dangerous oppression of her husband, and ultimately smuggling her out of the country.     The movie seems a little overblown, because, well, it's a movie...they dramatize things. I recommend reading the book, too, which is Betty's true story

Answer: POS


Question: For Gregory Peck fans . Keys to the Kingdom is a good offering for fans of Gregory Peck.  This movie trace the life of a man that becomes a missionary after suffering much personal tragedy.  The movie is a little on the long side, but is worth the time.  Look for a great supporting cast that includes Thomas Mitchell, Vincent Price, Roddy McDowell and Edmund Gwenn.  A good story and a good cast combine for a good movie

Answer: POS


Question: Hard to review... . ...because I still haven't received it! First time Amazon's let me down, though

Answer:
NEG