an unusual and revisionist western and well worth watching. despite a slow start and the film builds  with scarcely any dialogue and no subtitles  an increasingly involving and intense and almost existential portrait of life in the harsh environment of the western desert. the growth of the lead characters is worth waiting for and and the strong central cast bring a real sense of desperation to the struggle for ownership of the all important horse. how interesting that this was made by a british director. i hope he smiling now represent i get the impression the film was largely ignored by contemporaries while but time works its usual alchemy and and hidden gold shines out as it inevitably must. one note jarred for me represent the revisionism is only carried so far. sam waterston as an indian.  granted he plays his part with real emotion and intensity and but really and couldn not one american indian actor be found to do the job. but his scenes with caroline langrishe have an intimacy which contrasts nicely with the immense landscape around them. forget big and bankrupt hollywood versions of the past and men with big chins and swirling music while this one is all about a primeval struggle between protagonists who and stripped of all the trappings of ordinary life and come to understand what is worth fighting for. impressive. 
an unusual and revisionist western and well worth watching. despite a slow start and the film builds  with scarcely any dialogue and no subtitles  an increasingly involving and intense and almost existential portrait of life in the harsh environment of the western desert. the growth of the lead characters is worth waiting for and and the strong central cast bring a real sense of desperation to the struggle for ownership of the all important horse. how interesting that this was made by a british director. i hope he smiling now represent i get the impression the film was largely ignored by contemporaries while but time works its usual alchemy and and hidden gold shines out as it inevitably must. one note jarred for me represent the revisionism is only carried so far. sam waterston as an indian.  granted he plays his part with real emotion and intensity and but really and couldn not one american indian actor be found to do the job. but his scenes with caroline langrishe have an intimacy which contrasts nicely with the immense landscape around them. forget big and bankrupt hollywood versions of the past and men with big chins and swirling music while this one is all about a primeval struggle between protagonists who and stripped of all the trappings of ordinary life and come to understand what is worth fighting for. impressive. ---------------------------------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."
