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]: It will pull your heartstrings! . When this movie showed up on a movie channel, I almost skipped it, but I am so glad that I didn't! I enjoyed the characters so much, including the insane little seeing eye b*tch! There were so many feelings involved. The film was funny, a little crazy, touching, sad, and very, very moving. I loved getting to know the Russian or Ukrainian people and their culture; the old as well as the new. Alex is so charming and funny at the same time, with his ideas of hip hop and the American culture; and wisdom that seems beyond his years. Elijah Wood was wonderful as the eccentric little American Jew named Jonathan who seemed very meek and a little bumbling (he had a phobia of dogs and almost couldn't get into the car with one), but he was amazingly brave to go on his quest in a country he knew nothing about to find the woman who helped his grandfather escape from the Nazis in WWII. Alex's grandfather, who insisted that he was blind, yet he drove the tour car that they all rode in, was such a character; a combination of harsh from the years of hardship he'd had in his life, and yet with a soft tender side underneath that showed up every once in a while. The Russian songs throughout the movie were perfect and pulled you right into the story. The scenery was amazing. It all made me want to visit Ukraine. If you haven't watched this movie, do it!
[A]: POS

[Q]: dream police . One of the most fun-loving, infectious bands to ever walk the earth delivering a fine performance to their home crowd. I skipped a star because a band of this stature deserves the BEST in sound quality for any DVD they release (and so do their fans.)
[A]: POS

[Q]: A bit formulaic, but excellent for Shakespeare classes . Shakespeare's _Hamlet_ is the real star of the comedy _Renaissance Man_. Many films have featured groups of social misfits who have grown and changed through the assistance of a caring teacher, but in how many of those films has the teacher been dead for almost 400 years? Danny Devito is funny in this family-friendly film, but it is the Bard himself who shines best here. I use this film in my college-level Shakespeare courses and find that it is more useful for teaching Shakespeare to young adults than most of the recent film adaptations aimed at the younger generation (_She's the Man_ and _10 Things I Hate About You_ come to mind). _Renaissance Man_ celebrates the magic of Shakespeare that even recent films preserving Shakespeare's language, such as the _Hamlet_ starring Ethan Hawke, do not. In _Renaissance Man_, Shakespeare's beautiful language is not replaced. Rather, it is read and then internalized by the characters who produce their own modernized version in the form of a rap song and chant. The film teaches about some of Shakespeare's rhetorical strategies (e.g., metaphor, oxymoron) as well as his themes (e.g., mutability). While the recitation of Henry the Fifth's famous "Crispin Day" speech at the end of the film is a little sappy, the characters' reaction to and obvious enjoyment of the _Henry V_ stage production is not. The characters in _Renaissance Man_ model for the young people of today how Shakespeare should be experienced.
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POS