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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Relive Childhood Memories . WWE produces good quality documentary DVDs (I can't always say the same about their raunchy live shows). This is another well-made, interesting, and entertaining WWE DVD. It brought back lots of memories for me. A lot of the 80s gimmicks seem corny and overly tame by today's standards, but they seemed pretty dumb to me at the time, too, and I was just a kid. One sort of sad thing is to see Bobby Heenan's commentary. He doesn't sound or look anything like he used to. He appears gaunt and withdrawn and slurs his words. He says with a touch of sadness in his voice that he misses the days of going out there and entertaining the fans (realizing, I'm sure, that he will never again be a personality on any wrestling programming)

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POS

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Friday / Next Friday / Friday After Next . The movies were shipped quickly, and the dvd's are of great quality

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POS

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Pathetic Gangster Style Movie . I've read a lot of reviews for this movie stating that it is an excellent film and some even call it one of the best movies of all time. I couldn't disagree more. I found this film to be a disappointment. Tom Hanks & period-gangster style films just don't go together. When I see Tom Hanks, I see him in Big.. not as a serious actor. In "Road To Perdition" Hanks plays Michael Sullivan, a born and bred gangster in the 1930's, who is forced to abandon his lifestyle when his wife and one of his sons are killed and he is forced to protect the elder son, a witness of a killing. The story does leave something to be desired. Predictable and hackneyed plot, with pretty weak story development. I'm a big fan of movies like the Godfather & Goodfellas but this one just plain stinks

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NEG