i read the reviews of this movie and and they were generally pretty good so i thought i should see it. i am a big francophile and art film lover and but i believe this is yet another case in which the critics make something arty or intellectual into something it is not. i will be blunt represent it contains scenes of sexual perverseness that i never and ever wanted to actually see. obviously and the piano teacher has some major psychological issues and but i really did not want to see them displayed so graphically. the film is and in essence and disgusting. i mean and when i saw requiem for a dream and i was repulsed by the last sort of scene with jennifer connelly and but that was not anywhere near the sort of disgust and repulsion i felt during this film. 
i read the reviews of this movie and and they were generally pretty good so i thought i should see it. i am a big francophile and art film lover and but i believe this is yet another case in which the critics make something arty or intellectual into something it is not. i will be blunt represent it contains scenes of sexual perverseness that i never and ever wanted to actually see. obviously and the piano teacher has some major psychological issues and but i really did not want to see them displayed so graphically. the film is and in essence and disgusting. i mean and when i saw requiem for a dream and i was repulsed by the last sort of scene with jennifer connelly and but that was not anywhere near the sort of disgust and repulsion i felt during this film. ---------------------------------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."
