awful. awful. awful. drab and unimaginative and predictable  and with all the usual suspects. exactly the sort of film the irish film industry shouldn not be making. and with the added bonus of a treacle coated ending. a sickening example of how talent and originality is by passed in favour of an almost aggressive mediocrity. yes  the children are sweet. yes  it almost looks like it done professionally. but this is film making by numbers and a direct smash and grab on what the director obviously thinks is uccess  a film which patronises and despises the audience. it quite amazing that working title would pour £3m into this rubbish. but then and they paid for love actually. don not waste your money. 
awful. awful. awful. drab and unimaginative and predictable  and with all the usual suspects. exactly the sort of film the irish film industry shouldn not be making. and with the added bonus of a treacle coated ending. a sickening example of how talent and originality is by passed in favour of an almost aggressive mediocrity. yes  the children are sweet. yes  it almost looks like it done professionally. but this is film making by numbers and a direct smash and grab on what the director obviously thinks is uccess  a film which patronises and despises the audience. it quite amazing that working title would pour £3m into this rubbish. but then and they paid for love actually. don not waste your money. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

Judge the movie review above, you need to make a function call:
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        print "This is a semantically positive review."
    Otherwise, if you feel the movie review is negative
        print "This is a semantically negative review."
