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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Question: Just ok . I guess I am jaded because I watched the IMAX Everest video (which seems to get the best reviews) first and can't help but compare them.  Still this video had some good participants i.e. Ed Viestur's and such.  Interesting view point but the testing didn't do much for me but provide information.  Would have liked more extra's on dvd to.  All in all ok.

Answer: POS


Question: As far as funny movies go... . While I think I much preferred the first movie to this one, I found this one to be pretty amusing. There were a few good moments where I found myself giggling, and then there were moments when I could totally relate to the feeling of never being good enough for the in-laws no matter what you do. Some of the sexual innuendo was hilarious. The stuff with the kid was just stupid, but it was so stupid that it was funny. All in all, worth the time to watch if you are in the mood for comedy. It's dumb, but in a good way

Answer: POS


Question: Kiss my Assassin! . Alright, let's do this one up on the bounce and by the numbers:     1) Bridget Fonda is red-smoking hot. Fire-breathing dragon hot. Albeit in an angular, toothy kind of wait, which, don't get me wrong, is just fine.     2) Bridget Fonda plays Maggie, who, with some Pantera-lovin' buds break into a pharmacy to get a little Better Living Through Pharmacology, unleash a little jihad on the owner, and get themselves into a firefight.     Everybody gets riddled with bullets, except Maggie, who, in the wretched bowels of withdrawal and all-twitchy-like, greases a cop.     3) Note: did I mention that "Point of No Return" is a big-studio remake of Luc Besson's utterly insane, bump-n-grind brutal, deliciously bleak and nihilistic "Nikita"? I did not? Shoot me. No, no, put down that Steyr sniper rifle, I'm kidding there Cowboy, sheesh...    4) With that in mind, all you need to know is this: studio director John Badham (who directed, ummm, the cinematic marvels "Bird on a Wire" and "Short Circuit", which proves he's a real, er, edgy dude) churned out what amounts to a shot-for-shot remake of "Nikita". Only it's like the carbon dioxide remake of "Nikita": odorless, colorless, and tasteless.    5)Alright: so Maggie gets hauled into a supermax facility, deep-sixed by the Government, manhandled a little too much by Super-Duper-Secret Agent Bob (Gabriel Byrne, starting his slow slide from sneering, edgy brilliance into avuncular B-movie actor Hell), erased from the Big Book of Life and super-shuttled down a little Orwellian "memory-hole", and offered a choice: Society made you, baby. Now we'll give you your Murder 101 Training, and you can be a sanctioned killer.     6) That's about it. It's basically "Nikita", without the hip and happening and totally ominous techno-score, without Luc Besson's surreally grim edginess and sublime cinematography, with New Orleans dubbing for Nice (without even the fun of a Hurricane, or a shoot-out at the Superdome, which might have enlivened this turd). It's like "Nikita" with all the fun and style and gratuitous killing bled out.     7) That said, Fonda looks good writhing around on a bed in her Hello Kitty panties.     8) Oh, and Harvey Keitel shows up in an Enzo Ferrari, I think, though I was way too liquored up by then to care. Do you care? He's channeling The Terminator by way of a tax accountant, and was way too goofy to live.     9) The original "Nikita" showed me something I'd never seen before: an Indonesian diplomat literally getting flushed down a toilet. This one showed me something I've seen many times: an edgy, nasty, grimy, kinetic foreign flick getting flushed down the remake toilet.     Terminate with Extreme Prejudice.     JS

Answer:
NEG