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: 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

A: POS
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Q: Fellini - Outstanding human nature analyst . Fellini's movies are exactly what the human kind has to see before placing itself in a specific age.    It has been never seen before such a transparent, exceptionally artistic and in the same time full of pation and fun human nature analyse.    One of the best movies that still has a full reach of flavour after so many years from the debut.

A: POS
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Q: A classic movie beautifully restored for sight and sound! . I remember the first time I saw this movie.  My mom took me to see it at our  local theatre and it was 1961.  They even had an intermission so you could get more popcorn!!  I just loved the movie and when I was older (was only 10 when I saw movie) read the book as well.  So of course when we saw this beautiful edition on sale at our local electronics store I had to have it!!    It is just amazing what they can do now to "clean up" the sound so the scratches and static on older VHS/DVD formats are gone and it sounds just like it did in the theatre.  I was also extremely impressed with the re-colorization they did to bring back the green in Viven Leigh's eyes -- she really did have the Scarlett O'Hara eyes -- that was lost in the older versions.    The story is uplifting and sad at the same time.  It was a time in the South that is often forgotten.  It is also a story that you can't place in the context of today's world or it would seem silly or racist or violent.  However, Margaret Mitchell, the author of the book it is based on, DID romanticize the South a lot so you do have to take the storyline and so forth with a least a pound of salt!!    For me the most unforgettable performances are of Butterfly McQueen and Clark Gable.  If you've never seen this movie, it is well worth watching just for the visuals and those two performances.    Wonderfully restored

A:
POS
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