i`m in two minds about following  and the film debut of christopher nolan . part of me admires it for costing 6 and 000 dollars to make but part of me hates it for being too art house . in many ways it reminds me of the cult movie pi  and a film i disliked  and and i can`t get my head around the central plot of a man who wants to be writer following people around . wouldn`t it be more logical for someone wanting to be a writer to sit in front of a keyboard and write . oh well i guess following gives indie film makers hope that just because they made a no budget movie costing $6 and 000 over two thousand imdb members will vote for it and over five hundred members will comment on it  and but you have to wonder if this movie would be so well regarded if it wasn`t made by the director of memento . 
i`m in two minds about following  and the film debut of christopher nolan . part of me admires it for costing 6 and 000 dollars to make but part of me hates it for being too art house . in many ways it reminds me of the cult movie pi  and a film i disliked  and and i can`t get my head around the central plot of a man who wants to be writer following people around . wouldn`t it be more logical for someone wanting to be a writer to sit in front of a keyboard and write . oh well i guess following gives indie film makers hope that just because they made a no budget movie costing $6 and 000 over two thousand imdb members will vote for it and over five hundred members will comment on it  and but you have to wonder if this movie would be so well regarded if it wasn`t made by the director of memento . ---------------------------------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."
