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]: Burr did not answer straight . Unfortunately I had already ordered these DVD's before I logged onto the bar method website, on the site there are news clips posted from old interviews etc. I read one interview where she was being interviewed at her studio and the reporter was being givin a lesson via a tv segment all about her method. when asked if this was all Burr did to keep in shape, she replied " pretty much" sounded like a vague answer to me, the interviewer asked again later in the segment, so, this is all you need to stay in shape,, once again she answered pretty much, seems to me if you were excited to share your program and sell it, you would say,Im in great shape and this is all I do! I have tired it once and you definately feel it the next day, so we will see. Yvonne
[A]: NEG


[Q]: I know Christy and she's no Christy . . . . . To be blunt, Laura Lee Smith's Christy is petulant and immature.  I like Diane Ladd as an actress, but her portrayal of Alice Henderson is bland.    Thumbs up to the men -- Stewart Finaly-McLennan and James Waterson.  Also, Dale Dickey did a great job with the role of Opal McHone and I thought Emily Perkins and Olivia Kelly were outstanding as Zady Spencer and Ruby Mae (respectively.    The script could have provided a much better transitions in several place.  Most notably, we see the good-by to one beau.  It would have been more emotionally satisfying to see her say "YES!" to the other.    While some performances were excellent, the movie must stand on the overall performance of the cast, director and screenwriters.  With Christy and Alice being so central to the story, it simply doesn't make it.    We all knew who she would end up with, anyway, didn't we???  Much better to go back and watch the CBS series or better yet, read the book!
[A]: NEG


[Q]: Am I looking for something not there? . As the other reviewers make clear, this is a disturbing film in that the college girl forced into prostitution ends up by developing feelings for the man who "ruined" her. So you may immediately assume that the director has a deeper comment to make beyond this trite observation.    Problem is, having just watched the movie, I am not convinced there is anything below the surface. Prostitution is a fact of life in Asian cities, the theme of women overcome by their desires and in thrall to strong men a common one, and I searched in vain for any subversion of or challenge to that fantasy (as fantasy it is).    Is this any more than a homage to the inutility of futility? Not that I can see
[A]:
NEG