yes and i spelled that right. this movie is so predictable and the actual word needs additional letters to exemplify the predictability. from the moment the principal characters and situation are introduced and it is paint by numbers as to where this plot will take us. the foreshadowing was as subtle as a two ton sledgehammer. you could take numerous pieces of dialogue and anticipate the role it would play in the ending. catherine zeta jones and aaron eckhardt did decent jobs in undemanding roles and abigail breslin played the cute role admirably. it just that the movie brought absolutely nothing new to the romantic comedy genre. the romance was tepid and the laughs were weak and few. sure and it an ok movie if you have nothing to watch and but you would not miss anything by missing this one. 
yes and i spelled that right. this movie is so predictable and the actual word needs additional letters to exemplify the predictability. from the moment the principal characters and situation are introduced and it is paint by numbers as to where this plot will take us. the foreshadowing was as subtle as a two ton sledgehammer. you could take numerous pieces of dialogue and anticipate the role it would play in the ending. catherine zeta jones and aaron eckhardt did decent jobs in undemanding roles and abigail breslin played the cute role admirably. it just that the movie brought absolutely nothing new to the romantic comedy genre. the romance was tepid and the laughs were weak and few. sure and it an ok movie if you have nothing to watch and but you would not miss anything by missing this one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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    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."
