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).

Another equal sequel . Very few sequels live up to their famous firsts, even though Spiderman 2 and Shrek 2 recently shattered this premise.  This is another in that rare grouping, running at an entertaining 12 minutes longer than the first.    This time we learn of the existence of a whole network of Spy Kids, and Carmen and Juni have to prove their mettle against a well heeled sister and brother duo from hell.    Their adventures take them to a mysterious island, invisible to radar, where "The Island of Dr. Moreau" meets "Sinbad", "Jurassic Park" and "Fantasy Island".  Star turns by Ricardo Montalban as Carmen and Juni's grandfather, and Steve Buscemi as the nutty scientist, as well as cameos by Alan Cumming and Tony Shaloub increase the entertainment value fourfold.    The rival Spy Kids dialogue and superciliousness go against the grain sometimes, but the gadgetry is as brilliant as the first, even though they don't always work when needed.      Imagination rules here, and if you like those old adventure movies with fantastic creatures and swashbuckling heroes, you will like this one.  Better yet, adults can enjoy it without needing the excuse of having a child.    Amanda Richards, May 5, 2005
POS

Movie is great - This DVD release is HORRIBLE . Don't buy this.  Seriously.  Someone is bound to release a better version.  This is PAN AND SCAN, cropped at 1:33, and seems to be transferred from some sort of used tape...Like a 3/4 inch VHS.  There are visible tape flutters and wrinkles throughout the film. And no it's NOT the print.  The film is fine.  It's the transfer.  cheap, cheap, cheap.    The compression is abysmal (notice the obvious scan lines on the titles) and the sound is piss poor.  How is it possible this is the only way this film is available in the US?  Disgraceful
NEG

Deciever is Far Too Overlooked and Unnoticed . I cannot believe the scarcity of people who have actually seen this movie.  Tim Roth is an incredible actor, and his intelligence permeates into a very believable role in a modern mystery/noir with staggering twists and turns of a mental battle between the interrogates and the interrogated.  The story pivots the balance of power like no other movie I've ever seen.  It is an exceptinoal psychological thriller that leaves you completely satisfied.  I had no complaints with the acting or music (You won't enjoy the ending as much if you don't like oldies music, however), and the story is top notch with a script that plays it out thoroughly.  The cinematography is above average, and very in sync with the music to make a great finale, and a great movie

POS