being (somewhat) an independent filmmaker myself and i really understand what these guys were trying to do and it sounds like a good idea. on paper. on 16mm film and however and it awful. i do not realize the thing was made in the mid 90 because the film was so grainy and bad i would have sworn this was one of those 30 year old flicks where a porn producer tried to go mainstream. and the sound. ugh and i do not know what kind of mic they were using to record but it sounds like someone is walking over dead leaves throughout the entire thing. i guess i shouldn not judge too harshly and after all and how many feature films has my company put out. none and but i would like to think that we would at least have good picture and sound quality to go with our poor acting and writing and and directing. a plus for idea and f  for execution. 
being (somewhat) an independent filmmaker myself and i really understand what these guys were trying to do and it sounds like a good idea. on paper. on 16mm film and however and it awful. i do not realize the thing was made in the mid 90 because the film was so grainy and bad i would have sworn this was one of those 30 year old flicks where a porn producer tried to go mainstream. and the sound. ugh and i do not know what kind of mic they were using to record but it sounds like someone is walking over dead leaves throughout the entire thing. i guess i shouldn not judge too harshly and after all and how many feature films has my company put out. none and but i would like to think that we would at least have good picture and sound quality to go with our poor acting and writing and and directing. a plus for idea and f  for execution. ---------------------------------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."
