i am a 55 year old fairly jaded gay white man. since i do not watch tv and i watch at least 250 films a year and most on dvd. i keep notes on all the films i see and rate them. since december 2003 and i have seen only five films as great as eighteen. so and i have rated eighteen better than at least 700 other recent films. mr. bell is far too modest in his film commentary. eighteen is a great film. and and it also resulted in two firsts for me. i watched the film and the first time and and i was riveted throughout and weepy during the last half hour and something that only happened to me three times before. (five minutes into the film i knew it was going to be very good. ) when jason began reciting whitman and i lost it and and then. the kiss. well and that is one of film great kisses and and that scene among filmdom most poignant and unforgettable. when pip blows out the candle at the end and the credits rolled and i clapped. i cheered. i love happy endings. i wept. then i watched the trailer and the tla previews and thought and okay and is this $800 and 000 or so indie really that great. so and i immediately watched eighteen again and something that only happened three times before. and and eighteen blew my socks off yet again and even more so. then i watched the making of eighteen documentary and was completely charmed by the cast and mr. bell. so and i thought i would watch eighteen again with the director commentary. i have never before watched a film three times in one night. after the third time and at 3 represent00 am and i knew i had just experienced a great film while eighteen now ranks #10 on my top twenty films of all time. and and in the very small universe of great gay or gay subtext film and there is brokeback mountain and eighteen and mulholland drive and and maurice. thank you mr. bell. eighteen is brilliant and fully realized and with a magnificent cast and a wonderfully moving and understated score and excellent cinematography and an entertaining and touching and totally appropriate and hummable song. i can go on and but i would not gush too much more. this film should have received oscar nominations and certainly one for best picture. the performances and without exception and were all wonderful. ms. gill lovely and sultry voice was a surprising epiphany. and sir ian mckellen. nuf said. awesome. eighteen is the reason i slog through over 200 mediocre to utterly horrendous films (some in the $150 million plus range) a year and to find that one treasure and that one exquisite and magical and unique and enchanting and perfect faberge egg enfolding an unforgettable heart. finally (i promise) and my second first  i have never before posted a commentary on any film i have seen. thank you again and mr. richard bell. breathtaking genius. give this man $100 million for his next film. he made $700 and 000 us into one of the top 50 films of all time. if i had the cash and i would grant him $75 and 000 a year living expenses and match any funds raised for his next film. mr. bell is already a great director at 31 years old. can you imagine him at 45 years old. wise and witty and tender and brutal and poised and poignant and understated yet edgy and chilling and thrilling and mesmerizing and haunting and unforgettable represent eighteen and the masterpiece. 
i am a 55 year old fairly jaded gay white man. since i do not watch tv and i watch at least 250 films a year and most on dvd. i keep notes on all the films i see and rate them. since december 2003 and i have seen only five films as great as eighteen. so and i have rated eighteen better than at least 700 other recent films. mr. bell is far too modest in his film commentary. eighteen is a great film. and and it also resulted in two firsts for me. i watched the film and the first time and and i was riveted throughout and weepy during the last half hour and something that only happened to me three times before. (five minutes into the film i knew it was going to be very good. ) when jason began reciting whitman and i lost it and and then. the kiss. well and that is one of film great kisses and and that scene among filmdom most poignant and unforgettable. when pip blows out the candle at the end and the credits rolled and i clapped. i cheered. i love happy endings. i wept. then i watched the trailer and the tla previews and thought and okay and is this $800 and 000 or so indie really that great. so and i immediately watched eighteen again and something that only happened three times before. and and eighteen blew my socks off yet again and even more so. then i watched the making of eighteen documentary and was completely charmed by the cast and mr. bell. so and i thought i would watch eighteen again with the director commentary. i have never before watched a film three times in one night. after the third time and at 3 represent00 am and i knew i had just experienced a great film while eighteen now ranks #10 on my top twenty films of all time. and and in the very small universe of great gay or gay subtext film and there is brokeback mountain and eighteen and mulholland drive and and maurice. thank you mr. bell. eighteen is brilliant and fully realized and with a magnificent cast and a wonderfully moving and understated score and excellent cinematography and an entertaining and touching and totally appropriate and hummable song. i can go on and but i would not gush too much more. this film should have received oscar nominations and certainly one for best picture. the performances and without exception and were all wonderful. ms. gill lovely and sultry voice was a surprising epiphany. and sir ian mckellen. nuf said. awesome. eighteen is the reason i slog through over 200 mediocre to utterly horrendous films (some in the $150 million plus range) a year and to find that one treasure and that one exquisite and magical and unique and enchanting and perfect faberge egg enfolding an unforgettable heart. finally (i promise) and my second first  i have never before posted a commentary on any film i have seen. thank you again and mr. richard bell. breathtaking genius. give this man $100 million for his next film. he made $700 and 000 us into one of the top 50 films of all time. if i had the cash and i would grant him $75 and 000 a year living expenses and match any funds raised for his next film. mr. bell is already a great director at 31 years old. can you imagine him at 45 years old. wise and witty and tender and brutal and poised and poignant and understated yet edgy and chilling and thrilling and mesmerizing and haunting and unforgettable represent eighteen and the masterpiece. ---------------------------------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."
