after the book i became very sad when i was watching the movie. i am agree that sometimes a film should be different from the original novel but in this case it was more than acceptable. some examples represent1) why the ranks are different (e. g. lt. diestl instead of sergeant etc. )2) the final screen is very poor and makes diestl as a soldier who feds up himself and wants to die. but it is not true in 100%. just read the book. he was a bull dog in the last seconds as well. he did not want to die by wrecking his gun and walking simply towards to michael and noah. so this is some kind of a happy end which does not fit at all for this movie. 
after the book i became very sad when i was watching the movie. i am agree that sometimes a film should be different from the original novel but in this case it was more than acceptable. some examples represent1) why the ranks are different (e. g. lt. diestl instead of sergeant etc. )2) the final screen is very poor and makes diestl as a soldier who feds up himself and wants to die. but it is not true in 100%. just read the book. he was a bull dog in the last seconds as well. he did not want to die by wrecking his gun and walking simply towards to michael and noah. so this is some kind of a happy end which does not fit at all for this movie. ---------------------------------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."
