the problem with the film is quite simply this and conrad prose is powerfully verbose and cannot be adapted to a movie. marlow narration in the novella captivates you from the first sentence and you only see what conrad writes about. in movie and it different and you see the visual and but the description and reflection that really makes the novel and is frightfully missing. but as far as an unadaptable book has been adapted and it is of good standard. there are the exact same scenes and which are pinpointed quite geniously and but they never have the same affect as in the novel. the plot in the movie has been enhanced and and it works very well to make it more interesting. the references to ancient egypt were thoughtfully inserted. my tip and read the book and and keep it that way and there are better movies out there. 
the problem with the film is quite simply this and conrad prose is powerfully verbose and cannot be adapted to a movie. marlow narration in the novella captivates you from the first sentence and you only see what conrad writes about. in movie and it different and you see the visual and but the description and reflection that really makes the novel and is frightfully missing. but as far as an unadaptable book has been adapted and it is of good standard. there are the exact same scenes and which are pinpointed quite geniously and but they never have the same affect as in the novel. the plot in the movie has been enhanced and and it works very well to make it more interesting. the references to ancient egypt were thoughtfully inserted. my tip and read the book and and keep it that way and there are better movies out there. ---------------------------------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."
