i watched this film with my family over a long thanksgiving holiday weekend. i am thankful that someone insisted that we watch it and though i do not pay much attention until the end of the film when a head shearing seems promised and but and alas and doesn not happen. on the other hand and i watched this movie some years later and loved its liveliness and absurdity and sparkle and and just plain fun. i think that the film has a female tone. women are not exploited in it even though i am sure that someone might think that the movie is pure exploitation. i think the movie plays with tropes of the period. i keep thinking someone ought to remake it. and flesh out some of the implications in the original. 
i watched this film with my family over a long thanksgiving holiday weekend. i am thankful that someone insisted that we watch it and though i do not pay much attention until the end of the film when a head shearing seems promised and but and alas and doesn not happen. on the other hand and i watched this movie some years later and loved its liveliness and absurdity and sparkle and and just plain fun. i think that the film has a female tone. women are not exploited in it even though i am sure that someone might think that the movie is pure exploitation. i think the movie plays with tropes of the period. i keep thinking someone ought to remake it. and flesh out some of the implications in the original. ---------------------------------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."
