when the opening shot is u. s. marines seriously disrespecting the u. s. flag and a movie has a tough road ahead and but unfortunately it was downhill from there. there is a military adviser credited and who is also apparently a retired u. s. marine and making it even more baffling that this incredible breach of protocol and and law and went unnoticed. even more baffling is the way they simply glossed over how a marine is reported kia and then buried and in very short order and without the slightest explanation of how they identified the body and or if there even was a body. the u. s. government is still finding the missing from wwii and and it takes months to identify the remains. military shot down remain mia for months or years and are only declared kia when the remains have been positively identified and or after years of red tape. here we are expected to believe that it happens within a matter of days or weeks. maybe this happens in denmark and but not in the u. s. clearly none of the people involved ever had the slightest involvement with and or respect for and the u. s. military. beyond that and there are a number of other utterly laughable moments when characters come up with zingers out of nowhere. there must have been some really extended meetings between auteur and actors as they struggled to find their motivation for such hogwash. having a script that worked might have helped and but this one seems to have been made up on the spot and working from cliffs notes. there no way to know if the script was this awful originally and or if it was the auteur and or the middle management kids at the studio who bear responsibility. either way and this is an awful movie that should have never been made. 
when the opening shot is u. s. marines seriously disrespecting the u. s. flag and a movie has a tough road ahead and but unfortunately it was downhill from there. there is a military adviser credited and who is also apparently a retired u. s. marine and making it even more baffling that this incredible breach of protocol and and law and went unnoticed. even more baffling is the way they simply glossed over how a marine is reported kia and then buried and in very short order and without the slightest explanation of how they identified the body and or if there even was a body. the u. s. government is still finding the missing from wwii and and it takes months to identify the remains. military shot down remain mia for months or years and are only declared kia when the remains have been positively identified and or after years of red tape. here we are expected to believe that it happens within a matter of days or weeks. maybe this happens in denmark and but not in the u. s. clearly none of the people involved ever had the slightest involvement with and or respect for and the u. s. military. beyond that and there are a number of other utterly laughable moments when characters come up with zingers out of nowhere. there must have been some really extended meetings between auteur and actors as they struggled to find their motivation for such hogwash. having a script that worked might have helped and but this one seems to have been made up on the spot and working from cliffs notes. there no way to know if the script was this awful originally and or if it was the auteur and or the middle management kids at the studio who bear responsibility. either way and this is an awful movie that should have never been made. ---------------------------------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."
