having watched this film years ago and it never faded from my memory. i always thought this was the finest performance by michelle pfeiffer that i have seen. but and i am astounded by the number of negative reviews that this film has received. after seeing it once more today and i still think it is powerful and moving and couldn not care less if it is based loosely on king lear. i now realize that this is the greatest performance by jessica lange that i have ever seen  and she has had accolades for much shallower efforts. a thousand acres is complex and human and vibrant and immensely moving and but surely doesn not present either of the primary female leads with any touch of glamour or sexiness. i do not think this is well received in these times. perhaps one reason for this film underwhelming response lies in the fact that the writer (jane smiley( and screenplay (laura jones) and and director (jocelhyn moorehouse) are all women. i know that and in my younger days and i do not have read a book written by a woman. i do not focus on this fact until years later. if you haven not seen this movie or gave it a chance in the past and try watching it anew. maybe you are ready for it. 
having watched this film years ago and it never faded from my memory. i always thought this was the finest performance by michelle pfeiffer that i have seen. but and i am astounded by the number of negative reviews that this film has received. after seeing it once more today and i still think it is powerful and moving and couldn not care less if it is based loosely on king lear. i now realize that this is the greatest performance by jessica lange that i have ever seen  and she has had accolades for much shallower efforts. a thousand acres is complex and human and vibrant and immensely moving and but surely doesn not present either of the primary female leads with any touch of glamour or sexiness. i do not think this is well received in these times. perhaps one reason for this film underwhelming response lies in the fact that the writer (jane smiley( and screenplay (laura jones) and and director (jocelhyn moorehouse) are all women. i know that and in my younger days and i do not have read a book written by a woman. i do not focus on this fact until years later. if you haven not seen this movie or gave it a chance in the past and try watching it anew. maybe you are ready for it. ---------------------------------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."
