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).

[EX Q]: too loud . When the background music completely overpowers the dialogue, you may as well turn it off. The background music was piercing and I needed to have the remote in hand to keep adjusting the volume. Not everyone has perfect hearing and shows with overwhelming background music are becoming the norm. A shame because otherwise I could have enjoyed Crash
[EX A]: NEG

[EX Q]: Not up to History Channel standard . Sorry to say this two-pack is not up to History Channel usual high standard. DVD 1, on the Spartans (essentially leading up to Thermopylae) is good. However, DVD 2 is very disappointing. First of all, it has three documentaires, but in fact the first one ("The Odyssey of Troy") and the third one ("The Trojan City") are carbon copies of each other, which is somewhat of a fraud... Second, the information given by the historians is good, but the narrative itself is more than misleading -- it leaves the viewer with the impression that the Trojan Horse epic is part of Homer's Iliad. It isn't. Homer finishes the Iliad with the burial of Hector. It is in a "sequel" so to say, by Quintus of Smyrna, written many centuries later, that the story of the Trojan Horse is set down. It is also mentioned in other less complete writings, but certainly not in Homer. To be fair, the second documentary in DVD 2 ("The Ancient Gold of Troy") is not bad, but does not correct the errors in the other "two" segements
[EX A]: NEG

[EX Q]: A Production of Peerless Quality... . Denholm Elliott superbly essays the role of John Le Carre's spymaster-detective GEORGE SMILEY with verve and intellectual panache. Alec Guinness(who immortalized the iconic,laconic scholar-aristocrat Intelligence Officer in Le Carre's masterpiece TINKER,TAILOR,SOLDIER,SPY)finds a worthy peer in otherwise peerless production. MURDER explores the better and baser qualities of human nature comprising relics and affectations of British class hierarchy.Joss Ackland is repugnantly fascinating as embittered,narcissistic pederast whose pretensions(and Miltonic sense of "injured merit")court disaster and encapsulate cultural and political decadence. A MURDER OF QUALITY is PM political fable that touches Shakespearean(Dostoyevskian)depths both tragic and darkly "comic". Smiley and former WWII Circus/MI6 colleague,Alisa Brimley(played with characteristic acumen by Glenda Jackson)are heroes of "the greatest generation". In their nation's "finest hour",they fought and won against forces of barbarism and EVIL. But TODAY the Murder of Quality...in resentment;pettiness;and politics of envy and entitlement...sweeps across The Western World. John Le Carre's British Public School epic dramatically comprises consequences of "living"-off heroism and sacrifice of others while wallowing in Hollow man/woman self-pity and(ironic to the max!)self-apotheosis.(7 stars)
[EX A]:
POS