Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): Absolutely hilarious!!! . I just saw this on Comedy Central today and laughed so hard I cried!! And I was sick with a cold and flu, too, but it was so good that, after it was over, my husband and I went out shopping to try and find a copy to buy so that we could see it without the editing and commercials. Found a copy to rent, but it's so good I want my own copy to keep! Couldn't find it anywhere to buy today, so I'm ordering it from Amazon now and thought I'd put in my two cents about how great it is. Kirsten Dunst and Michelle Williams are too priceless as the 15-year-old best friends who stumble unwittingly into the Watergate mess in 1972. They are befriended by Tricky Dick, who gives them jobs as Offical White House Dog Walkers of his famous dog "Checkers" in an attempt to please them so they won't talk about what they've seen (they don't know what they witnessed anyway, which is what makes it so funny). The entire cast is first rate and I haven't laughed this hard at a new comedy (new for ME, I mean) since I first saw "Me, Myself & Irene". This movie isn't nearly as crude in humor as the latter, but as far as the writing and the comedic talents of the fantastic cast, it ranks right up there with any of the funniest movies I've ever seen. Sure to put you in a great mood!  :)  :) The simplistic premise of the movie could have made it go either way (either really great or really awful), but these actors made it fantastic to watch and must have certainly had a blast filming it. I don't know if the DVD has outtakes but I hope so; I bet they would be hilarious to see. I was holding my breath the last few seconds as I waited for the ending, hoping it was going to be worthy of the rest of the film, and was NOT dissapointed. Laughed my b**t off at the ending!! Give it a watch; if you love to laugh, and especially if you were a dreamy teenage girl in the 70's who covered her bedroom walls with posters of Bobby Sherman and David Cassidy (like I did!), you'll LOVE this movie. It's not just for 40-something gals, either; my 50-year-old husband laughed himself silly too!!
Output (English): POS