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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Highly Recommended Eye Candy . This DVD showcases some of the best visual artist talent in the VJ and nightlife industry today all mixed to some killer trance music.  All of the visuals are stunning except I am not a big fan of the contributions made by Bionic Dots.  They seem to be overly paranoid about showcasing their work so they obnoxiously brand their content with annoying info bars across the bottom of the screen.    The video content is great as is for playing at parties or can be utilized as source material by any interested VJ in mnay creative ways.  This DVD is well worth a purchase for anyone that has been mesmerized by video screens at a top nightclub or underground party - highly recommended eye candy

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POS


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Fabulous Whitney . Great to own one of Whitney's All Time Greats DVD. The live performance of "Lover For Life" is great. The Item Arrived within a week which was excellent especially as I'm in UK and ordered from US. This is " A must have" for all you Whitney Funs

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POS


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Morvern Callar: Requiem for a Plot . The pretentious film goer has never had a greater ally than Lynne Ramsay's Morvern Callar.    What is little more than a bland stew of typically successful indy film techniques (hand-held shot, character-based, amoral, unique, hip, naked) becomes an immenitely defensible, but truly awful film.    To merely skim the surface:    Why Morvern is touted as a study of progress, liberation, or self-discovery is dificult to see when both the plot and character remain static throughout the film; indeed the initial party scene and lingering final shot seem to echo each other in a way which makes the beautiful cinemotography seem little more than a thoroughly convincing blue screen selected to flash in time with a cautiously hip soundtrack.     Although other indy film goers may crucify the non-believers, this sort of  movie is equally disgusting as the bloated star-powered behemoth that has equally little depth of thought or genuine vision.  That sort, however, is only after our money.  Morvern Caller is after something much more dangerous: our admiration.    For more information on Lynne Ramsay's film, see: "No Skin Off My Nose," a succesful, art-house play prominately featured in The Fountainhead.

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NEG