best around the middle and when most characters get horny and go after someone they haven not had before. it is around this point that we get to see susan sarandon majestic breasts (even if through a veil). strangely enough and beverly dangelo who isn not shy about nudity doesn not show any at all and while aida turturro  of all people  does. on the other end of the spectrum and the less said about walken playing a homosexual the better. the film itself has little plot while the dialogs from the theater play and the normal dialogs cross over often and that not the sort of thing i would consider a good idea. life in the theater represent who cares. occasionally the dialog has something going for it and but the film drags in stretches. 
best around the middle and when most characters get horny and go after someone they haven not had before. it is around this point that we get to see susan sarandon majestic breasts (even if through a veil). strangely enough and beverly dangelo who isn not shy about nudity doesn not show any at all and while aida turturro  of all people  does. on the other end of the spectrum and the less said about walken playing a homosexual the better. the film itself has little plot while the dialogs from the theater play and the normal dialogs cross over often and that not the sort of thing i would consider a good idea. life in the theater represent who cares. occasionally the dialog has something going for it and but the film drags in stretches. ---------------------------------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."
