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).

Input: Consider Input: A  Big Disappointment . After reading the 5 Star review on this DVD I purchased it hoping that if it even came close to this recommendation I would be overjoyed. Anyone if even faintly familier with classical piano has heard of Rubinstein who is certainly considered one of the greatest pianists of the 20th century. Unfortunately he is not one of the great actors of the 20th century and this staged production done,I'm guessing for TV or the schoolroom,is truly pathetic. The film is dark and grainey and the fidelity is awful.    I know this was made in 1953 so what should I expect? Better than this.    There are some wonderful classical performances on DVD with supberb audio and video so maybe I'm spoiled. If your looking for a great recording of Rubinstein buy the Phillips Great Pianists of the 20th century 2 CD set. You won't be disappointed.

Output: NEG


Input: Consider Input: Jim West Was My First Martial Arts Instructor . As a teenager, I first became interested in the martial arts by watching James West ply his trade in this series.  Although his defensive and offensive moves now look phony and ineffective, 42 years ago they completely captured my attention and imagination.  Initially, I tried my hands and feet at a number of martial arts styles before settling on John McSweeney's version of Kenpo Karate.  (John was one of Ed Parker's first black belts.)  I was the head instructor at his school, Self-Defense Unlimited, in Elmhurst, Illinois, for over 20 years, eventually earning a 7th degree black belt.      As editor of the American Kenpo Karate Association newsletter, I wrote many articles on the martial arts, as well as two books that are sold on Amazon.  And, of course, I learned the value of working out every day and pushing my body to its limits--and beyond.  The bottom line is that Wild Wild West truly had a profound influence on my life.  And as this DVD set shows, it was also one of the most entertaining programs to ever hit the tube

Output: POS


Input: Consider Input: Back to its origins... and the story twists and turns... . Watching this movie was like watching part 1, onlything things just got a LOT stranger, and we're finally getting up close and personal with the Tall Man.   I promise that you WILL be left hanging. If you are watching these films strictly because of 2 and 3, then you may be a little dis-appointed, as this one does deliver some really good action, but not at the end, the end is more suited for those who like to read into there movies, who like the stuff with lairs, such as myself, in which case, you are going to go DEEP into the rabbit hole with this one!     To cater to action fans, it is said that Don and Bruce (Campbell) were talking about having Bruce in Phantasm 5 and tie the Evil Dead franchise into it somehow, which could work considering that both of them deal with trancendence of time and space, and both seem to root themselves in the Lovecraftian mythos, not to mention the fact that Phantasm 2 and 3 were total Evil Dead, as well as Bubba Ho-Tep which Don aslo directed!   I really can not but love Don's non-sold out way of doing things. He raises the money for his love, and pours himself into it, has a lot of fun, and always delivers something well worth watching a million times over, so long as you have the patience or interest I guess, which ever. He's a strange one! One of the best!:)    P.S. This movie contains a lot of flashback scenes made from un-used footage form 79. A blast from the past, very cool


Output: POS