Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Parental Failure

So many critics have called Adam Sandler's work subpar, and I couldn't agree more. His only joke is that funny voice he makes; just watch him--in every single movie, CD, and SNL skit he has done, he does that pathetic excuse for a funny accent. It has worn thin, and so have his movies. "Big Daddy" is disturbingly irresponsible. Critics that call his character "a good father in his own way" must not have seen the movie I saw. Adam Sandler crosses a line and does not make light of it or even acknowledge it, whereas good comedies like "There's Something About Mary" recognize that they have crossed the line, but set the tone correctly as to make the audience feel good about laughing. Laughing at "Big Daddy" just doesn't feel right. To see a movie that finds humor in the more disturbing things in life, rent "Happiness". It's an example of how to set the right tone.