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).

Great romantic comedy . She's All That is a very funny movie. It stars Freddie prince Jr. and Rachel Leigh Cook. They are comic geniuses. The story is about a guy who made a bet with his friends about making any girl that they want into homecoming queen. They give Rachel a hot makeover. The plan was going smoothly until he found out that he is falling in love with her himself! Find out how he makes her into the queen and have a relationship at the same time. Overall- a great movie
POS

Excellent . Continuing the high standard set by the quality of episodes from the third season, season 4 of Star Trek: The Next Generation maintains a high standard throughout. The conclusion of the previous season's cliff-hanger "The Best of Both Worlds" does not disappoint, it's the rollercoaster finish we were all hoping for. It doesn't end there though, the writers were brave enough to not have the next episode be "back to normal" as Star Trek is so good at doing but write a real character episode "Family" mainly dealing with Picard's trauma after being assimilated by the Borg. There aren't any terrible episodes this season, Qpid is a bit silly with the crew as Robin Hood characters - most of the stories are strong. "Future Imperfect" continues the brinkmanship between the Federation and the Romulans (with Andreas Katsulas of Babylon 5 fame and Riker telling Picard to "shut up"), "Data's day" is an entire episode from Data's perspective, "The Wounded" introduces us to the Cardassians, "First Contact" is what Star Trek's all about, then we get into "The Mind's Eye" and "Redemption" where the Romulan, Klingon and Federation triangle plot finally starts to come out.
POS

Care-A-Lot Is A Place We All Can Go . . . . The Care Bears movie is a wonderful movie for the whole family. With great voice acting, including Mickey Rooney as the narrator, Mr. Cherrywood, this is a special treat that will warm your heart and make you laugh. The opening song was written and sung by the great Carole King. It sets the stage for what the Care Bears are all about. In their clouds and rainbow filled Care-A-Lot, they look down and see children who have stopped caring and need a friend. Little stars flit about and help them. The story is about a magician's assistant named Nicholas who finds a magic book with an evil spirit. Nicholas has always felt lonely. The evil spirit takes advantage of that, and uses him as a pawn in her scheme to get the world to stop caring. This is almost too much for the gentle Care Bears. Luckily, they get some help from a kind lion who lives in the Forest of Feelings with other cute critters. There are lots of cute songs that make the whole film touching and delightful. As far as this being a feature-length commercial, the only thing that smacks of commercialism is when more and more Care Bear Cousins keep popping out of the woodwork with no character development or dialouge. But that is minor. My husband even loved this movie and was humming along at the closing song!
POS