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).

Q: Matthew is Right! . The only thing that would be better Matthew would be if it had the footage of Michael Jordan squealing the tires on his Mercedes and pouting after he was fired from the Washington Wizards.    Better yet would be if it had footage of him cheating on his wife with porn stars - Or writing the payola checks for them to shut up!    You are right - Excellent video

A: POS
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Q: Not for the average dog owner . Sorry - But this video is not for the average dog owner! If you identify with the punk rock scene and are looking for an alternative to the standard dog training video then this might work for you.  This video shows basic training techniques, but the narrator's "voice over" distracts from the actual training process going on. The korny doggy-do and doggy-don't skits attempt to show the viewer correct training techniques and obvious training mistakes,but are a waste of time.Maybe worth $8 but definitely not the $22.95 price tag. I would return it if not for amazon's return policy against returning opened videos

A: NEG
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Q: Noir heist film! . John Huston's noir-thriller is also a heist movie.  When Doc (Sam Jaffe) gets out of prison, he has a plan for the big heist.  He needs financial backing and a crew to help him.  Dix (Sterling Hayden) is the muscle, Gus (James Whitmore) the driver, and Emmerich (Louis Calhern) is the financial backer.      Dix is an embittered man whose dream is to buy back the farm his family lost.  Doc is a cool customer, genial and intellectual, and always has a plan.  Emmerich has a sick wife at home and a hot blonde (Marilyn Monroe) at his cottage by the river.  However, crime doesn't pay and each person's vice is their undoing.      This is a fine suspenseful thriller set in gorgeous, highly-contrasted black-and-white.  The presence of shadows in each scene and the violent pessimistic script give this film a noir sensibility.  Well directed and acted, this film also gives a true flavor of the 1950's.

A:
POS
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