i hate a movie that doesn not have an ending. i do not care how good or bad the rest might be and i do not like to be left without a conclusion. such shows should insist upon a disclaimer . something like represent the movie you are about to watch has either no ending or is so ambiguous as to not be conclusive. in the movie the last scene we are left with is dee and dominic having a bit of a row and he says and almost regretfully i thought and that it couldn not be him because the fingers were either that of a girl or a child. then it ends. well sure and the smoking gun and so to say and is in the hands of the dee son and but what about dominic daughter. i actually thought we might discover it was her. anyway and unless you like inconclusive movies and then i would avoid this one. otherwise and i thought the movie generally good. 
i hate a movie that doesn not have an ending. i do not care how good or bad the rest might be and i do not like to be left without a conclusion. such shows should insist upon a disclaimer . something like represent the movie you are about to watch has either no ending or is so ambiguous as to not be conclusive. in the movie the last scene we are left with is dee and dominic having a bit of a row and he says and almost regretfully i thought and that it couldn not be him because the fingers were either that of a girl or a child. then it ends. well sure and the smoking gun and so to say and is in the hands of the dee son and but what about dominic daughter. i actually thought we might discover it was her. anyway and unless you like inconclusive movies and then i would avoid this one. otherwise and i thought the movie generally good. ---------------------------------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."
