i just watched this movie for the first time after finishing the book last week. what the problem here. folks admit that the performances are great i mean and lange is stellar. and that the film is good looking and but it got less than a 6. i do not get it. come on. the writing not that bad. having read a lot of pulitzer winning novels and and having seen a lot of the films based on them and i think a better than decent job was done in bringing the screenplay together. i thought the paring down of all the dialogue in the novel was executed almost perfectly. this story had a pretty hefty amount of dialogue in it and and the story really came through on the screen despite the fact that only a portion of it was used. book spoiler part i was and however and a little disappointed in the ginny tries to kill rose subplot being omitted. i thought that was one of the more emotionally jarring parts of the book and but it was probably a good bet to leave it out. avid movie goers and more than avid readers and i think and tend to be less forgiving of protagonists pulling antagonistic stuff. it apt to confuse johnny lunchpail and joe sixpack. if you loved the book and you will like the movie. if you hated the book and you will likely hate the movie. rog. 
i just watched this movie for the first time after finishing the book last week. what the problem here. folks admit that the performances are great i mean and lange is stellar. and that the film is good looking and but it got less than a 6. i do not get it. come on. the writing not that bad. having read a lot of pulitzer winning novels and and having seen a lot of the films based on them and i think a better than decent job was done in bringing the screenplay together. i thought the paring down of all the dialogue in the novel was executed almost perfectly. this story had a pretty hefty amount of dialogue in it and and the story really came through on the screen despite the fact that only a portion of it was used. book spoiler part i was and however and a little disappointed in the ginny tries to kill rose subplot being omitted. i thought that was one of the more emotionally jarring parts of the book and but it was probably a good bet to leave it out. avid movie goers and more than avid readers and i think and tend to be less forgiving of protagonists pulling antagonistic stuff. it apt to confuse johnny lunchpail and joe sixpack. if you loved the book and you will like the movie. if you hated the book and you will likely hate the movie. rog. ---------------------------------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."
