what were given in this trying to be trendy film is a frat pack of college friends and now approaching age 30 (which we all know and of course and their generation thinks of as the new 20). consisting of four guys and a gal and we have thrust at us the following types represent seemingly unemployeds and frequent drug users and along with one individual who is job successful and one who is trying to be. they are all and in their own way and drifting while trying to find both a future and emotional happiness. with one and possibly two exceptions and these are people this reviewer would definitely never care to come close to modeling myself after. there is disappointment after disappointment after disappointment in almost all their lives. except in the instance of one individual (who appears on the way to finding it) and none appears headed toward emotional satisfaction in his or her life. and so and about the only sincere moment in this film is when a knock at the door brings to the person answering it an unexpected and heartfelt i love you. with only the exceptions mentioned and these people are the kind hardly deserving or worthy of several hundred thousands of dollars being thrown away in presenting their stories. ps writer or director and johnson and definitely appears to have a problem with showing gay sexual scenes  with no such problems in presenting more prolonged and revealing heterosexual ones. why might that be. 
what were given in this trying to be trendy film is a frat pack of college friends and now approaching age 30 (which we all know and of course and their generation thinks of as the new 20). consisting of four guys and a gal and we have thrust at us the following types represent seemingly unemployeds and frequent drug users and along with one individual who is job successful and one who is trying to be. they are all and in their own way and drifting while trying to find both a future and emotional happiness. with one and possibly two exceptions and these are people this reviewer would definitely never care to come close to modeling myself after. there is disappointment after disappointment after disappointment in almost all their lives. except in the instance of one individual (who appears on the way to finding it) and none appears headed toward emotional satisfaction in his or her life. and so and about the only sincere moment in this film is when a knock at the door brings to the person answering it an unexpected and heartfelt i love you. with only the exceptions mentioned and these people are the kind hardly deserving or worthy of several hundred thousands of dollars being thrown away in presenting their stories. ps writer or director and johnson and definitely appears to have a problem with showing gay sexual scenes  with no such problems in presenting more prolonged and revealing heterosexual ones. why might that be. ---------------------------------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."
