pierre jolivet plays a don quixote character and unable to speak and living in a world incompatible with modern life. he trusts to his homemade weaponry  helmet and sleeves and and spear  made out of hubcaps and seat cushions and and discarded office furniture. just as don quixote rode rocicante and the man rides his contraption (literally) transcending the lost lives caught up the harsh and demeaning modern world  soaring above the earth and away from the plight of modern man. both characters ride in search of adventure in an effort to right the wrongs of the world. both characters are guardian knights of values unfamiliar to most of the other characters in the story. unlike cervantes tale and in this movie we identify more directly with the anachronistic ideals of the main character. we can only compare this alien and forbidding landscape to the lush and beautiful world we live in. our frame of reference is the fantasy realm which the lone knight perhaps remembers. our vision would be one which expects the main character to triumph and to vanquish and to change his world (for the better) back into a world of plenty that no longer exists. we look at this movie and see a true knight among a world of humans as animals. don quixote considered himself a true knight among animals. with cervantes tale we can only see the dreamer and without really understanding the scope of his anachronistic displacement. in besson and jolivet tale we see the new world from the eyes of don quixote and because we value the same visions and ideals as the crusading main character. 
pierre jolivet plays a don quixote character and unable to speak and living in a world incompatible with modern life. he trusts to his homemade weaponry  helmet and sleeves and and spear  made out of hubcaps and seat cushions and and discarded office furniture. just as don quixote rode rocicante and the man rides his contraption (literally) transcending the lost lives caught up the harsh and demeaning modern world  soaring above the earth and away from the plight of modern man. both characters ride in search of adventure in an effort to right the wrongs of the world. both characters are guardian knights of values unfamiliar to most of the other characters in the story. unlike cervantes tale and in this movie we identify more directly with the anachronistic ideals of the main character. we can only compare this alien and forbidding landscape to the lush and beautiful world we live in. our frame of reference is the fantasy realm which the lone knight perhaps remembers. our vision would be one which expects the main character to triumph and to vanquish and to change his world (for the better) back into a world of plenty that no longer exists. we look at this movie and see a true knight among a world of humans as animals. don quixote considered himself a true knight among animals. with cervantes tale we can only see the dreamer and without really understanding the scope of his anachronistic displacement. in besson and jolivet tale we see the new world from the eyes of don quixote and because we value the same visions and ideals as the crusading main character. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

Judge the movie review above, you need to make a function call:
    If you feel the movie review is positive
        print "This is a semantically positive review."
    Otherwise, if you feel the movie review is negative
        print "This is a semantically negative review."
