TASK DEFINITION: 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).
PROBLEM: Charming, but needed more focus . A 10-week program in New York City schools teaches ballroom dancing to 5th graders, imparting lessons about self-worth, respect, and etiquette. Some of the students go on to dance in a city-wide competition. This documantary focuses on the children of three schools as they prepare for the showdown. As many other reviewers have noted, the film would have benefitted from a finer focus on a smaller number of kids. This would have allowed us to see more of their personal lives and place the program in its context. Nervertheless, there are many joyful sequences in this film, and the children are charming. Those qualities go a long way

SOLUTION: POS

PROBLEM: Interesting period piece, godawful DVD release . Although this DVD says it's "digitally remastered," that only means that it was transferred from film to the digital medium of DVD. The releasing company missed a golden opportunity to clean it up -- the film is grainy, flickering and shows signs of deterioration that could and should have been corrected before releasing the film on DVD. The soundtrack, as well, is perfectly awful, with shattered, screeching highs and inaudible lows. I have recordings made from wax cylinders recorded before 1910 that have been restored to sound much better than this 1934 release. It's very discouraging that so little care and attention should have been paid to finally making this film available after so many years. Anna May Wong, and the people who buy this DVD, deserve better

SOLUTION: NEG

PROBLEM: Eyes like olives... . This film is either the stupidest movie ever made or one of the best. I laughed for the first 30 minutes, virtually without stopping. The rest of the film is also very good, I was just tired. The concept of taking an old cliched film and morphing it into a spoof of the entire genre is brilliant and very well executed here. Hope that they release a sequel.

SOLUTION:
POS