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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Historical value, but poor image quality . It's very nice to go back to those exciting years with this DVD, but they could have done a better job with the image digitalization. There is much better image quality bootleg DVD's out there with virtually the same content. I think fans deserve the best for the money they spend and unfortunately, this is not the case.

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NEG


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One of the Top 10 Horror Movies Ever . Deffenitly one of the best movies ever made in horror. The plot was deep and it itroduced the world into the best horror icon there is. Unlike others (Freddy) Pinhead had not changed his attitude. Loads of gore and people getting ripped apart. They even have a few sex scenesthrown in their. Clive Barker really knew what he was doing when he mad this movie. Go out and get this no or you will be sorry you didn't cuz this is a classic.

Ex Output:
POS


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Hard to Watch . The first 30 minutes of this movie are great.  Rick is cute and funny as his character is locked out of his dressing room and mobbed by adoring fans.  The concert scenes are TERRIFIC and having seen Rick in concert many times I enjoyed them very much.  Unfortunately, after the requisite "beefcake shot" of Rick, the plot of the movie slides downhill into Bad Soap Opera Land.      Rick CAN act and I have seen him give some amazing performances.  That said, this movie doesn't show his skills in the best light.  Mostly because the writing is HORRID but also because his co-star (Janet Eiber) is not much of an actress.  Rick does his best, but he's left hanging by a bad script and a lame director.      Now, if you're looking for some great Rick Springfield tunes, then this movie won't disappoint you in that respect.  The soundtrack should have won a Grammy.  There are fantastic songs from Rick (one of my personal favorites "Stand Up" is fun and energetic and the hit "Love Somebody" is terrific concert footage), and other very good artists contribute including Peter Gabriel.       My advice is skip the DVD and buy the soundtrack on CD.  A much better investment

Ex Output:

NEG