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Question: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Jonathan Morita ? Jonathan Morita  of California  who served as an Army corporal  was reservist and Iraq veteran taking college classes when  he  was recalled for Afghanistan duty.
"I was at home enjoying life as a civilian â going to school  working at a job "  he  said by phone earlier this year.
During the search mission that left Allen wounded  a rocket-propelled grenade shattered  Morita 's hand. The projectile didn't explode  but  he  needed multiple surgeries.
 Morita  can't bend the thumb or index finger on  his  right hand.  He 's had to learn again how to brush  his  teeth and write.
"Imagine doing things with your three fingers "  Morita  said. "I can't even change the oil on my car."
 He  said  he 's trying to live as normally as possible  but still feels anger toward Bergdahl: "Every time I hit my finger on something  there's only one image that pops in my head  and it's  him ."
In a second interview   Morita  said  he  was struck by Bergdahl's comment in court that  he  didn't think such a large search would be mounted for  him .
"I manned those missions "  he  said. "I mean anybody who's ever watched 'Black Hawk Down' would know that we do that."

Answer: Positive


Question: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Matt Patricia ? Come fall   Matt Patricia   with pencil tucked firmly behind  his  ear  is likely going to be patrolling some NFL sideline as a head coach. But where?
The New England Patriots defensive coordinator  the hottest name among assistant coaches expected to move up  is moving toward becoming the next coach of the Detroit Lions  according to ESPN in news that is likely to disappoint New York Giants fans.  Patricia   43  and the Lions  however  still have to agree on contract details  something that under NFL rules cannot be done until the Patriots' season ends. New England advanced to the AFC championship game next weekend with a victory Saturday night over Tennessee.
 Patricia  would be joining Bob Quinn  who formerly worked for the Patriots and is now the Lions general manager.
As for the Giants  they'll be in a bit of a pickle if  Patricia  ends up in Detroit. They're also eyeing Josh McDaniels  the Patriots' offensive coordinator  and Pat Shurmur  the Minnesota Vikings' offensive coordinator. McDaniels has emerged as the top choice to replace Chuck Pagano with the Indianapolis Colts  according to the NFL Network's Ian Rapoport  and Shurmur is believed to be the top choice of the Arizona Cardinals after the retirement of Bruce Arians. Like  Patricia   McDaniels and Shurmur cannot finalize contracts until after their teams' seasons end. Shurmur's Vikings play the Saints in a divisional-round game Sunday afternoon.
Detroit might be the most comfortable landing spot for  Patricia   given  his  penchant for tweaking NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Better for  him  to not to be just across the river from the NFL's Park Avenue headquarters after wearing a Deflategate T-shirt depicting Goodell as a clown after the Patriots won Super Bowl LI last February.
"I think  Matt  is a great leader.  He 's got a great personality and  he  works  his  tail off " Tom Brady told the New York Daily News on Saturday night. " He 's got a tremendous amount of respect from all the players. Just a great coach. I love  Matt ."
Although  he  had a much ballyhooed sideline argument with McDaniels during a game last fall  Brady has since apologized.

Answer: Neutral


Question: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Quentin Tarantino ? The more I hear about Quentin Tarantino's “Charles Manson movie ” now titled Once Upon A Time In Hollywood  the more intriguing it sounds. The film is reportedly similar to Tarantino's beloved masterpiece  Pulp Fiction  and revolves around a fading actor (Leo DiCaprio) and his stunt double (Brad Pitt) in seventies Hollywood  struggling to adapt to the changing industry.
But the two also happen to live next door to real-life murder victim Sharon Tate  and it’s unclear how the film will handle this delicate subject matter -  Tarantino  isn’t exactly known for his sense of restraint.
Indeed   Tarantino  has to navigate some rough waters in order to make this inherently controversial concept a success  in the era of perpetual Twitter outrage. We live in a time where snarky entertainment writers like  myself  are always looking for the next controversy  be it real or imagined. For example  the groundbreaking Black Panther was recently criticized for a lack of LGBT representation  for some reason  and Netflix was accused of whitewashing for casting Jared Leto in the role of a western man entering the unfamiliar world of the Yakuza  in a film literally titled  “The Outsider.”
But  Tarantino ’s filmography has always attracted controversy.  His  scripts are peppered with more racial slurs than pop culture references  smatterings of misogynistic violence and a ton of historical revisionism. But Once Upon A Time In Hollywood practically seems to be begging for controversy -  he ’s not the first filmmaker to retell the gruesome tale of Sharon Tate  but releasing  his  film on the anniversary of her death is a bit … gratuitous  even for Tarantino.
But I have a strong suspicion that  Tarantino  is going to go down the “revenge fantasy” route for this one. When exploring the atrocities of history  the man gleefully paints over the facts  splashing the screen with the blood of slaveholders and Nazis. This (inevitably) angers some  but  Tarantino  isn’t exactly striving for historical accuracy.
Most of us are aware of the tragic realities of history  but you’re not always in the mood to watch The Pianist - most of us would rather watch Inglourious Basterds for the fifth time. Despite repeatedly targeting the most distasteful subject matter imaginable   Tarantino  has always understood exactly how far  he  can push  his  audience.
And that’s one of the most impressive qualities of  Tarantino ’s movies  in my opinion.  His  films might feature rape  torture  and exceedingly bloody murder  but you could happily watch one while snacking and never lose your appetite for a moment  because the violence never crosses a certain line;  his  bloodsoaked cinematic universe is closer to Looney Tunes than torture porn.
Tarantino's personal life  on the other hand  might be the biggest obstacle facing the film. The man was recently hit with a wave of much-deserved criticism  after Uma Thurman exposed his tyrannical  reckless behavior on the set of Kill Bill. The story does not paint  Tarantino  in a sympathetic light  and  his  long friendship with the predatory Harvey Weinstein doesn’t help.

Answer:
Neutral