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).

swallow . The expectations for this film were high- a good cast and a promise of a remake of an old movie using today's technology. Alas- the movie was disappointing. The characters were not developed and the were quite flat. The action starts very soon in the movie (the wave striking the ship) and thus there was no opportunity for them to develop. The course of the movie did not allow for any significant development. Moreover, the special affects and all the action are not very well tied together or simply not believable. For example all the surviving passangers, including a young kid prove to be record swimmers that can hold their breath for a long period. It is a pity as if the script was a bit better and more developed the film could have been enjoyable.
NEG

dvd -Love Comes Softly . "Oh my goodness!!!" If you LOVE a feel good, emotional roll-a-coaster, family movie. This is it!! This is one of the best movies I have ever watched. It has all the elements of every emotion you can come up with. The actors are superb and you feel like your part of the scene. I have watched it 3 times and will watch it again. Just make sure you have a box of kleenex handy
POS

The Mothman Travesty . Three problems with this film: 1. PACING - The film's pacing doesn't vary. It's very boring. As a matter of fact, this wouldn't be a problem if the film were much more tense (e.g., "Speed"), however this film lacks the high-action intensity to pull off such a slow expository speed. 2. EFFECTS - Too many sequences of this film rely on color and light superimpositions, and there is an overabundance of high-speed imaging. The scene changes that employ erratic barrages of images desensitize the viewer from the thrilling "horror" scenes. Furthermore, they fail to make enough sequential sense of the film's plot to really mean much to the film as a greater whole. The upshot: the film relies too heavily on the art of editing, to the point where plot twists are no longer interesting. 3. TRIVIALITY - The plot's conclusion quails in the face of the "so what?" question. The viewer is left with a sense of, "I sat through the film for THAT?" In light of points (1) and (2), this obnoxious bit is the icing on the cake. Don't waste your life. ALon
NEG