i fail to see how anyone who has actually read the m. didius falco mysteries could make such a mockery of them. an aussie has no business in ancient rome. nothing of the books is in this film except the setting and characters and and they are wasted on a plot thin enough through which to read the silly script. kevin connor and lee zlotoff have a lot of nerve displaying their names in the credits. 
i fail to see how anyone who has actually read the m. didius falco mysteries could make such a mockery of them. an aussie has no business in ancient rome. nothing of the books is in this film except the setting and characters and and they are wasted on a plot thin enough through which to read the silly script. kevin connor and lee zlotoff have a lot of nerve displaying their names in the credits. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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        print "This is a semantically positive review."
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        print "This is a semantically negative review."
