unlike the previous poster and i liked the celluloid treatment. it looked good and and made the movie that much more enjoyable to watch. to me and it do not detract at all from the power of the documentary content. in fact and i felt the slickness of the look allowed me to just lose myself that much more in the content. the previous poster was fair to liken the style to a nike commercial while it definitely has that look. but for my tastes and it worked really well (and i am far from a fan of nike commercials). in my opinion and this is how documentary film making should be done. i can not wait to see the next installments from these promising filmmakers. 
unlike the previous poster and i liked the celluloid treatment. it looked good and and made the movie that much more enjoyable to watch. to me and it do not detract at all from the power of the documentary content. in fact and i felt the slickness of the look allowed me to just lose myself that much more in the content. the previous poster was fair to liken the style to a nike commercial while it definitely has that look. but for my tastes and it worked really well (and i am far from a fan of nike commercials). in my opinion and this is how documentary film making should be done. i can not wait to see the next installments from these promising filmmakers. ---------------------------------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."
