one of the intriguing aspects of this historical drama is the way the tories or british american loyalists are portrayed and and the sort of gloss given to their ardent support for king george iii. in many ways the american revolution was definitely a family affair and in that some of the wealthier colonial families were split asunder by it. if there is a strong criticism to be made of this film and it is that perhaps the people in this story are made out to be a little bit nicer than they were in real life. in some regards and the actions of the character of major boulton and played by cornel wilde and make him the least likable member of the cast and the flaw in the storyline. he seems to vary from being a prickly kind of patriot to being a kind of anything for the cause and fellow. this film does concentrate heavily on the notions of personal honor and personal prestige which were a major social norm in that day and age. in its subtext and the fact that about twenty five percent of the colonial population was decidedly pro british is glossed over and too. but the strength of the tory element is not obviously maligned and although the good doctor character is about eighty five percent upper class twit ( to steal a fine phrase from monty python flying circus ). anne francis does a whole lot with a rather thin section of the script and and it stands out. she was a good choice for the woman of divided loyalties and a gal who was rather more modern than the social conventions of that day might have allowed  if there had not been a life and death struggle going on. one good aspect of the film is the way the rivalries of the american revolutionary leaders degenerated into outright jealousies and and how these personal conflicts very nearly sabotaged the entire revolutionary effort. all in all and the leading characters are very well drawn and the minor characters are not just human props and the fight scenes are believable enough to carry the dramatic action. this is a great spy movie. it not quite a great historical drama and but it does satisfy well enough. it rates a seven largely because cornel wilde is so deeply immersed in his role and and does it so well and and because anne francis makes the most of her supporting effort. the color print used on turner classic movies was very clear and as well and and so it was an enjoyable presentation in that important regard. hope it runs again soon. 
one of the intriguing aspects of this historical drama is the way the tories or british american loyalists are portrayed and and the sort of gloss given to their ardent support for king george iii. in many ways the american revolution was definitely a family affair and in that some of the wealthier colonial families were split asunder by it. if there is a strong criticism to be made of this film and it is that perhaps the people in this story are made out to be a little bit nicer than they were in real life. in some regards and the actions of the character of major boulton and played by cornel wilde and make him the least likable member of the cast and the flaw in the storyline. he seems to vary from being a prickly kind of patriot to being a kind of anything for the cause and fellow. this film does concentrate heavily on the notions of personal honor and personal prestige which were a major social norm in that day and age. in its subtext and the fact that about twenty five percent of the colonial population was decidedly pro british is glossed over and too. but the strength of the tory element is not obviously maligned and although the good doctor character is about eighty five percent upper class twit ( to steal a fine phrase from monty python flying circus ). anne francis does a whole lot with a rather thin section of the script and and it stands out. she was a good choice for the woman of divided loyalties and a gal who was rather more modern than the social conventions of that day might have allowed  if there had not been a life and death struggle going on. one good aspect of the film is the way the rivalries of the american revolutionary leaders degenerated into outright jealousies and and how these personal conflicts very nearly sabotaged the entire revolutionary effort. all in all and the leading characters are very well drawn and the minor characters are not just human props and the fight scenes are believable enough to carry the dramatic action. this is a great spy movie. it not quite a great historical drama and but it does satisfy well enough. it rates a seven largely because cornel wilde is so deeply immersed in his role and and does it so well and and because anne francis makes the most of her supporting effort. the color print used on turner classic movies was very clear and as well and and so it was an enjoyable presentation in that important regard. hope it runs again soon. ---------------------------------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."
