any chance to see katharine hepburn in something i haven not seen or from her early movie career is a treat and and on that level the film is amusing and but she horrible miscast as a hill billy. her famous new england enunciation slips through and making lines like and i would better rustle up some vittles pretty ludicrous. she so pretty and so young it almost overcomes this major flaw. the story is an old fashioned melodrama and and there fore and a younger generation may think this pretty corny stuff and but this was the staple of american entertainment well into the 1940 . it has its moments and but you might need to be a die hard movie buff to appreciate it. 
any chance to see katharine hepburn in something i haven not seen or from her early movie career is a treat and and on that level the film is amusing and but she horrible miscast as a hill billy. her famous new england enunciation slips through and making lines like and i would better rustle up some vittles pretty ludicrous. she so pretty and so young it almost overcomes this major flaw. the story is an old fashioned melodrama and and there fore and a younger generation may think this pretty corny stuff and but this was the staple of american entertainment well into the 1940 . it has its moments and but you might need to be a die hard movie buff to appreciate it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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        print "This is a semantically positive review."
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        print "This is a semantically negative review."
