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).

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Movie . I apologize the the children's author for mis-using the title of a very good book, but it seemed so right!  Assuming that the Greeks lived much like the Oliver Stone asserts, and why not, then it was hard to be Macedonian, Greek, and royal.  There is enough angst in this movie for the rest of Alexander's cut short life.  Three hours of this much angst is three hours too much.  I give it 2 stars for the scenery, the story that is probably pretty spot on, and the fact that someone had the good sense to have Sir Anthony Hopkins and Christpher Plummer in the movie.  They are the redeeming features of the whole thing.  But I would not recommend this movie to anyone looking for a more historical venue.  Read a good book about it!!  Sorry, Oliver, but it's JFK all over again.  Plausible, but just not the case
NEG

"O" Please!!!!!!! . For me this movie is a painfull thing to watch. I wish that I could give this 0 stars. The infamous fake "O" scene kind of recked true intamacy for me. It may be true that women do this but it is one of the worst kind of lie imaginable.     One of the truths for us guys is that when we are cuddiling with a woman we fanasise that we are with the first girl we fell in love with.     Just FYI.
NEG

One of my favorite movies of all time . And it's a very personal choice. I can totally understand the reviewers who said "Huh?" because it's just that kind of a movie. You either get it or you don't, as the one featured reviewer pointed out (a reviewer whose review I was quite amused to see, as I agree with every word of it, and that probably will never happen again). Yes, the acting is overdone (or "stylized," if you're one of the people enamored of this film). The plot is implausible and absurd (or "fantasy-like and surreal"). The musical choices are a bizarre hodge-podge (or "brilliantly eclectic"). About the only thing there could be no argument about is Ms Lane: you know how good she looks now? Imagine what she looked like in 1984 in a red and black leather mini-dress. I think my feelings are best summed up by the monologue of Raven in this 1984 box-office bomb that I've seen more times than any other film besides Escape from New York: "You're making this harder than it has to be. You and me fall in love for a week or two. I let you go. No one gets hurt." That's what you do with this film for 90 minutes. And with DVD technology, able to skip the slow parts, you can get this down to about 45 minutes of nearly rapturous bliss.

POS