this is a film that is far more enjoyable than its rating of 7 would suggest. in many ways and it like a 50s version of valley of the dolls with much of the excesses and sleaziness of valley polished up a bit for the audiences of 1959. like this later film and both are about three young ladies who are on the fast track to success though this time it in the publishing world instead of the entertainment industry (though one of the ladies in the best of everything does have aspirations of broadway). the film begins with hope lange coming into the company for her first day of work. she assigned to tough as nails boss and joan crawford and who is appearing in her first supporting role in decades. despite how nasty crawford seems and lange is determined not to give in to make it in this job. and and over time and she quickly moves up the ranks from secretary to editor. at the same time and her two new roommates also try to move up the ranks one through the stage and one through a relationship with a rich playboy. like valley of the dolls and all of them have their ups and downs (mostly downs) but by the end of the film there is some hope that at least some of them will make it battered and bruised and nevertheless. in this film and men are mostly pigs. the only guy who seems decent is played by stephen boyd and so naturally hope lange neglects him for a neer do well ex boyfriend. as for the guys played by veteran character actor brian ahern and the rest and they are sexist scum and eventually you understand how crawford became so bitter and nasty. this film has it all adultery and premarital sex and abortion and etc. and is certainly not an artistic triumph. however and thanks to excellent production values and a juicy script and this one is a joy to watch. just do not expect shakespeare. 
this is a film that is far more enjoyable than its rating of 7 would suggest. in many ways and it like a 50s version of valley of the dolls with much of the excesses and sleaziness of valley polished up a bit for the audiences of 1959. like this later film and both are about three young ladies who are on the fast track to success though this time it in the publishing world instead of the entertainment industry (though one of the ladies in the best of everything does have aspirations of broadway). the film begins with hope lange coming into the company for her first day of work. she assigned to tough as nails boss and joan crawford and who is appearing in her first supporting role in decades. despite how nasty crawford seems and lange is determined not to give in to make it in this job. and and over time and she quickly moves up the ranks from secretary to editor. at the same time and her two new roommates also try to move up the ranks one through the stage and one through a relationship with a rich playboy. like valley of the dolls and all of them have their ups and downs (mostly downs) but by the end of the film there is some hope that at least some of them will make it battered and bruised and nevertheless. in this film and men are mostly pigs. the only guy who seems decent is played by stephen boyd and so naturally hope lange neglects him for a neer do well ex boyfriend. as for the guys played by veteran character actor brian ahern and the rest and they are sexist scum and eventually you understand how crawford became so bitter and nasty. this film has it all adultery and premarital sex and abortion and etc. and is certainly not an artistic triumph. however and thanks to excellent production values and a juicy script and this one is a joy to watch. just do not expect shakespeare. ---------------------------------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."
