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).

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Vampires: Los Suckos . This brainless, low-budget attempt to cash in on the success of John Carpenter's Vampires was so foul and lame that the studios couldn't even bribe one of their lap-dog "reviewers" to crank out a glowing review for the DVD cover. Or maybe they couldn't afford the kickback--who knows? In any case, the bad casting and inept acting had a kind of narcotic quality like an over-the-counter sleeping pill and the movie had so many plot holes that I used the DVD later to drain my spaghetti. "John Carpenter Presents"--a piece of incredible crap!! Its general level of radioactive badness probably made me sterile

Ex Output:
NEG

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Explosions & Animal Crackers . If there is one thing Michael Bay is good at, it's explosions.... big 'ol explosions. There are a lot of them in this film, along with a painful-to-watch romantic scene involving animal crackers. This is a film that Ben Affleck & Billy Bob Thornton (both in the film) admit to being ashamed of. Pure "leave your brain at the door" entertainment.

Ex Output:
NEG

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A Rewarding Investment (of time), but NOT A COP SHOW . The Wire is easily one of the greatest, if not the greatest, cinematic pieces of art ever. Potential WATCHERS know this however, this is a show that requires a significant amount of commitment; do not expect to sit back and be entertained. The show challenges the watcher and requires reflection on an array of intellectual levels. At a minimum, the reasonably bright should have no problem connecting the scattered dots The Wire's creators masterfully placed for viewers. The dull on the other hand will only see a show with cops and a group of unintelligible thugs while searching for the quick entertainment fix that can only come from brainless shows like Cops, CSI, or The Shield.

Ex Output:
POS