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).

Example Input: kids love numbers . My students love NUMB3RS.  They tell me they would have never watched this at home if they had not been introduced to it in my class.  They are very interested in "non-school" applications of math and since they catch the "bad guy" every week, I consider this character education.  You see, I teach in a secure juvenile detention facility
Example Output: POS

Example Input: Suspense at its best . Alfred Hitchcock works wonders in relating what the actual movie audience does -- sit in a theater and watch events unfold througout a narrative sequence -- by portraying that in his film "Rear Window."    Through the eyes of Jefferies (Jimmy Stewart), we see the events that lead up to the suspicion of a murder that happens across his courtyard. He sees the events unfold through the window of his apartment, just as we see them on the movie screen.    Hitchcock uses suspense, point of view and camera angles to suck the audience into his own little movie world, with just a little voyueristic flair thrown in
Example Output: POS

Example Input: Awful! . I was astounded that a major studio/star cast could make such a worthless film. The plot is as old as the hills: innocent  man  wrongfully convicted of murder awaits excecution on death row - innocent man is saved at the last minute by the good guy(s). This movie gives you cheating wives, cheating husbands, irresponsible fathers, paper thin plot, superficial characters, and boring dialog. I totally lost my respect for Clint Eastwood after viewing this - and &quot;Unforgiven&quot; is one of my all time favorite films! How can a person be so inconsistent? (I think I know the answer; it's called &quot;a slump.&quot;
Example Output:
NEG