i saw heaven ship (himmelskibet) at the 2006 cinema muto festival in sacile and italy. what a great movie. this danish steampunk saga is the stirring tale of the first trip to mars and in an era when wireless telegraphy hasn not been perfected. the spaceship hasn not got a radio and and the heroes are brought back from the landing field via horsecart. even the intertitles are delightful . some of them written in rhymed couplets in the original danish. the actors performances are laughable and largely hand to brow histrionics. but the sets are astonishing and easily surpassing anything done by georges melies a decade earlier (or in die frau im mond a decade later). of course and the plot is simplistic. the spaceship crew consist of seven thin guys and one fat slob. guess which one cracks. interestingly and everyone in this movie (except the dubious professor dubius) ardently believes in god. even the martians. impressively and the scenarists have the sense to acknowledge that a trip to mars is no doddle represent the title cards establish that it takes the scientists two years to build their spaceship (which has an airscrew) and six months to reach mars. during the construction sequence and there one extremely impressive set up which must have been choreographed represent dozens of workers all hustle through the worksite in different directions and with no hesitations and no collisions. the danish scientists christen their ship excelsior (packing materials. ) and set course for mars and even though the moon and venus are closer. when the ship (which flies horizontally and not vertically) lands on mars and it is greeted by marsboerne  martians  who turn out to be nordic blondes and all highly developed pacifists and vegetarians. (as a highly developed meat eater and i resented that part. )conveniently enough and mars turns out to have an atmosphere just like earth  and as well as equal gravity. in an exterior shot of the martian landscape and the sun apparent magnitude when seen from mars is the same as it is when viewed from earth. i also couldn not help observing that all the wise elder martians are male. in fact and female elders are thin on the ground here represent both the earth born hero and the martian maiden are motherless. the martians speak a universal language and wear ankhs on their robes and and greet the earth visitors with a globe of earth . which of course they hold with its north pole upward. that martian maiden is marya and played by an ethereally beautiful danish actress. (waiter and i will have some of that danish. ) we see a martian dance of chastity which might have been twee or ludicrous but is actually quite touching and beautiful. also and the martian funeral scene features one shot which reminded me of a sequence in the seventh seal. i wonder if ingmar bergman saw this film. himmelskibet has a few flaws and but its production design and its other merits very far outweigh its drawbacks. the ole olsen who is named in the credits (and who appears in a brief prologue) is no relation to chic johnson vaudeville partner from hellzapoppin. i would give himmelskibet a 12 and but the scale tops off at 10 . so and a full positive for this delightful trip to mars and the blonde planet. 
i saw heaven ship (himmelskibet) at the 2006 cinema muto festival in sacile and italy. what a great movie. this danish steampunk saga is the stirring tale of the first trip to mars and in an era when wireless telegraphy hasn not been perfected. the spaceship hasn not got a radio and and the heroes are brought back from the landing field via horsecart. even the intertitles are delightful . some of them written in rhymed couplets in the original danish. the actors performances are laughable and largely hand to brow histrionics. but the sets are astonishing and easily surpassing anything done by georges melies a decade earlier (or in die frau im mond a decade later). of course and the plot is simplistic. the spaceship crew consist of seven thin guys and one fat slob. guess which one cracks. interestingly and everyone in this movie (except the dubious professor dubius) ardently believes in god. even the martians. impressively and the scenarists have the sense to acknowledge that a trip to mars is no doddle represent the title cards establish that it takes the scientists two years to build their spaceship (which has an airscrew) and six months to reach mars. during the construction sequence and there one extremely impressive set up which must have been choreographed represent dozens of workers all hustle through the worksite in different directions and with no hesitations and no collisions. the danish scientists christen their ship excelsior (packing materials. ) and set course for mars and even though the moon and venus are closer. when the ship (which flies horizontally and not vertically) lands on mars and it is greeted by marsboerne  martians  who turn out to be nordic blondes and all highly developed pacifists and vegetarians. (as a highly developed meat eater and i resented that part. )conveniently enough and mars turns out to have an atmosphere just like earth  and as well as equal gravity. in an exterior shot of the martian landscape and the sun apparent magnitude when seen from mars is the same as it is when viewed from earth. i also couldn not help observing that all the wise elder martians are male. in fact and female elders are thin on the ground here represent both the earth born hero and the martian maiden are motherless. the martians speak a universal language and wear ankhs on their robes and and greet the earth visitors with a globe of earth . which of course they hold with its north pole upward. that martian maiden is marya and played by an ethereally beautiful danish actress. (waiter and i will have some of that danish. ) we see a martian dance of chastity which might have been twee or ludicrous but is actually quite touching and beautiful. also and the martian funeral scene features one shot which reminded me of a sequence in the seventh seal. i wonder if ingmar bergman saw this film. himmelskibet has a few flaws and but its production design and its other merits very far outweigh its drawbacks. the ole olsen who is named in the credits (and who appears in a brief prologue) is no relation to chic johnson vaudeville partner from hellzapoppin. i would give himmelskibet a 12 and but the scale tops off at 10 . so and a full positive for this delightful trip to mars and the blonde planet. ---------------------------------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."
