Given reviews from Amazon, classify those review based on their content into two classes: Negative or Positive.

Input: Consider Input: I purchased this airbed because I wanted to sleep in the same room as my newborn. Yes, I'm one of those paranoid new moms. This bed goes above and beyond. I wanted to buy the AeroBed first because I'm one of those people who hates to buy cheaper items because they usually break or whatever. I'm pretty much a sucker for the theory that expensive = quality. However, I went with my gut and decided to try this airbed having never heard of the company before. Listen to your gut! It inflates in 3 minutes and deflates in about 3 minutes. If you want it to be more firm & allow the air to settle in better, you should leave it in there for about 7-10min. Not a big deal at all. Go do something in another room while you're inflating it. This thing can also handle a lot of weight. When I'm sleeping on the airbed, my husband comes in the room to tell me he wants to sleep in this bed too because it's so comfy. Great Buy!

Output: Positive


Input: Consider Input: While this movie was not "highly acclaimed" when it was released, back in the late 1960's or early 70's "I think," I have always like it and watch it about once every two or three years. It is the kind of movie that you never get "fully bored with."On a scale of 1-5 stars, I give it only four (4) stars, since it is one of those movies that many "action junkies" would not like; even-though, it actually has quite a bit of "lower key action" and beautiful phototgraphy to support it.My bottom line is: "If you liked Dr. Zhivago then you will, or should, like Ryan's Daughter."

Output: Positive


Input: Consider Input: One might expect an interesting, down-to-earth account of one poet's buddhist discoveries and spiritual growth, but this wasn't done right: the characters are one-dimensional, contrived, and act like buddhist wanna-bes. (Is a person a real Buddhist if he is proud of his Buddhism?)What was a powerful and introspective journey for Kerouac, is not for the reader. I can tell that it's there, but Kerouac just doesn't get it all the way across. I found myself rolling my eyes, but still trying to give him the benefit of the doubt.If this will be your first Kerouac read, as it was for me, choose something else or it may forever turn you off to Kerouac, who could be an otherwise fabulous story-teller.If he is, let me know.


Output: Negative