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).

Jim West Was My First Martial Arts Instructor . As a teenager, I first became interested in the martial arts by watching James West ply his trade in this series. Although his defensive and offensive moves now look phony and ineffective, 42 years ago they completely captured my attention and imagination. Initially, I tried my hands and feet at a number of martial arts styles before settling on John McSweeney's version of Kenpo Karate. (John was one of Ed Parker's first black belts.) I was the head instructor at his school, Self-Defense Unlimited, in Elmhurst, Illinois, for over 20 years, eventually earning a 7th degree black belt. As editor of the American Kenpo Karate Association newsletter, I wrote many articles on the martial arts, as well as two books that are sold on Amazon. And, of course, I learned the value of working out every day and pushing my body to its limits--and beyond. The bottom line is that Wild Wild West truly had a profound influence on my life. And as this DVD set shows, it was also one of the most entertaining programs to ever hit the tube
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I am Queen of Egypt . The best Cleopatra that the movies has ever produced.Be it in the scenario as well as the performance of an actress in the part. So many came before and so many after Elizabeth Taylor however to me Cleopatra will always be Elizabeth Taylor. A mega movie, with fantastic costumes, and acting, is a classic in historic movies.If you are history lover you should have this movie in your collection
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Great film performed by a great cast. . This first scene of this film caught my attention immediately, it was sort of telling me "Sit tight and pay attention Jenny." "Solo mia' is another film about gender violence in the family. It adopts a totally different attitude to the subject matter when compared with Iciar Bollain's film which is at once more subtle in its telling. 'Solo mia' shoves the nitty-gritty between your teeth so that you can choke on it: some of the scenes are too explicit, one might argue, and are numerously frequent; in 'Te doy Mis Ojos' the hard subject matter is more carefully handled. However, Paz Vega, who starred in 'Lucia y el Sexo' (qv) the same year, put in a recommendable performance as the badly beaten and tortured young mother; Sergi Lopez as her husband plays his part well, though at times seemed to over forcefully portray his performance, thus almost beggaring belief. It should be said that his role was very tricky, to say the least. I feel that Luis Tosar carried off his performance in 'Te doy Mis Ojos' more convincingly, with better balancing between the extremes of tensions and feelings. The rest of the cast form a good back-up to the leading couple. This film also points an accusing finger at the legal system, in which hypocritical legalities and aloofness does little - or nothing - to help solve this horrifying situation so evident today in so many headlines in Spain today. Something has got to be done: more than 70 women were killed in 'gender violence' in Spain in 2003. At the end it's a great film, I truly admire European cinema that doesn't sugar coat their films. Highly recommended.
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