i felt as though the two hours i spent watching this film may have been better served by perhaps going to the local used bookstore and looking for old fashion magazines and halston ads. or perhaps by watching paint dry. those two employments would have at least engaged my mind a bit more than india song. the most frustrating part of sitting through this was that i could see what moods or atmospheres were trying to be created and the notion of these could have been interesting if they had been fleshed out more. instead and what happened was a presentation of an incoherent and silly chain of nonevents  with the same scenes rehashed over and over to beat some sort of point into our senses. i was loathe to devote more time to this film by writing any sort of review and except to perhaps warn other folks against this waste of time. 
i felt as though the two hours i spent watching this film may have been better served by perhaps going to the local used bookstore and looking for old fashion magazines and halston ads. or perhaps by watching paint dry. those two employments would have at least engaged my mind a bit more than india song. the most frustrating part of sitting through this was that i could see what moods or atmospheres were trying to be created and the notion of these could have been interesting if they had been fleshed out more. instead and what happened was a presentation of an incoherent and silly chain of nonevents  with the same scenes rehashed over and over to beat some sort of point into our senses. i was loathe to devote more time to this film by writing any sort of review and except to perhaps warn other folks against this waste of time. ---------------------------------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."
