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).

ADAM SANDLER + MOVIE = REALLY BAD CRAP . 2 bad movies on 1 dvd ***YAWN*** NEX
NEG

Happy Birthday Mom . Okay, let me explain the title. I call this review Happy Birthday Mom because in the middle of the movie i stopped the movie to call my mom and wish her a happy birthday. The typical thought would be that I bought this dvd for my mother as a birthday gift, but I do like my mom, so I wouldn't do that to her. Later in the movie I also stopped it to talk to my friend that lives in Canada. Yeah, I stopped it to talk to a CANADIAN, thats bad.... Well he's just up there for school, so ya know. Some of it was good, but it could have done better. I have the seemingly harder to come by skill of seperating fiction (movie, game, tv) from real life, so I like the kind of shat that upsets fragile people without that skill. I'm sure some of the violence in this movie made someone cry foul.... And its gets and extra half star simply because Kari Wuhrer is hot in this movie, like every movie she's in!
NEG

if you like hard hitting stuff... . What is it with the British film scene and its distinctly gritty style. It seems that if we're not producing trashy Ealing comedies, it's a shocking reality drama with the likes of Ray Winstone in it? Well Ray Winstone isn't in this one, but he could well be as the Rat Catcher is another one of those 'you either enjoy challenging films or you don't' pieces. I personally love them, I guess I must be a miserable bugger! Of course this film investigates the reality of the underclass, dysfunctional life lived in a rough and grimey housing estate. But it is unique (well probably not unique) in that it is told pretty much entirely from the view of the 12 year old boy, played by William Eadie, who is struggling to make some sense of what is going on around him. We learn that no matter what environment children grow up in, they always seem to hold true and remain untainted somehow. Without wishing to give too much away, it is the final brief scene of this film which has stayed in my mind ever since I watched it in 2000. Worth the wait if you like being deeply moved by simple things
POS