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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A Quiet, Chilling Masterpiece . Whether you're drawn to suave action heroes tossing out wry quips while emptying machine-guns into charging hoards, or of nearly wordless, hours-long existential explorations of meaningfulness and nothingness, "I'm Not Scared" will likely find in you a delighted new fan.    For the subtitle-phobic: take a risk!  "I'm Not Scared" is refreshingly original, quietly chilling, and continually surprising to the end.  The cast, led by 10 year-old Guiseppe Cristiano, is uniformly solid, and the Oscar-caliber photography is nothing short of brilliant.    The smart, effective score never gets overly dramatic nor does it tip the audience as to how it's "supposed" to feel. Its quiet beauty merely serves to support and bind the elements of the story, while standing humbly in the background.      I discovered this film quite by accident, having read no reviews, and now consider it to be my "find" of the year. I recommend "I'm Not Scared" without reserve or hesitation to anyone who ever wondered what his or her parents really did to make their money

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POS


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Bizarre and ridiculous rip-off; a drug-induced nightmare put to film . How the film-makers achieved financing to make this film I'll never understand.  The make-up, costuming, screen-writing, directing, acting, cinematography, editing are all over-the-top and way over-done.  It looks like an amateur film-school project.  Nicole Kidman is beautiful--the one bright spot in this film.  For some reason, a film set in the late 19th century had the male lead and entire cast break out singing "The Sound of Music" by Rodgers and Hammerstein.  Someone must have been smoking something illegal that lead to this manic, ridiculous parody? of a musical.  Nowhere did I read a review that said it was a parody and farce; it was supposed to be a musical.  There was no way I could view this film for more than 15 minutes, and that long just to see if the title character would awake from a drug-induced nightmare. I love musicals but this one should definitely be viewed free on television and not rented or bought until you see if you can stand it. Save your money--it is awful.  Note:  If I had read a review such as this, I would have saved myself time and money

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NEG


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Flyboys=Pearl Harbour...No redeeming value except as a clear illustration of how NOT to make a combat flying film . This stinker comes close to equalling that gigantic bomb from 2001 "Pearl Harbour" starring Ben Affleck. The acting is wooden and forgettable, the action sequences are humorous at best, and the direction is...well, let's just say, director Tony Bill has apparently picked up his directing chops while starring in "Barb Wire". The directing style seems to be...throw in as much loud music as possible, add a heaping helping of a lame love story, toss on some of the worst, most embarrassing lines imaginable, and let's not forget those all important CGI effects and what you end up with is the worst/funniest depiction of WW1 flying action since the Three stooges.     If you want to watch REAL WW1 flying action with REAL WW1 biplanes, check out "The Blue Max". That movie used real WW1 vintage aircraft, that actually have weight to them and do NOT perform impossible flying stunts that the Blue Angels do not even attempt using FA-18 jets.     Pacing is terribly frantic, music is insufferable, character development and construction of any dramatic impact is non-existent.    Pass this one by, unless you're willing to spend 2 hours viewing an all too typical expensive, wasteful, useless, hollywood blockbuster bomb

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NEG