Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): The Battle of The Banter--Hepburn and Grant Make This A "Holiday" Worth Taking . There was a big controversy earlier this year with "The Cary Grant Box Set" which is a great collection in its own right.  Many people were upset that it included the first release of "Holiday" which was new to DVD (unlike the other films in the collection), but no stand alone disc was being offered.  Well, good news.  If all you wanted was "Holiday" and you held out, here it comes ten months later.    Now, I've always had a soft spot for "Holiday."  It hasn't achieved quite the classic status as a couple of other Hepburn and Grant pairings--"The Philadelphia Story" and "Bringing Up Baby"--but I actually think that works to its advantage.  I might get into trouble for this, but I somewhat prefer this to the more antic "Bringing Up Baby" (Don't shoot me, I know it's a great film too).     Cary Grant plays a carefree soul that becomes engaged to a millionaire's spoiled, socialite daughter.  He is expected to take life more seriously and responsibly--but that's not necessarily in his master plan.  Grant, as always, is charming--the quips and physicality that were his trademark are used to good effect here.  Katherine Hepburn, as the girl's sister, is obviously a better match for him!  Hepburn uses her rapid fire delivery and plays smart and wry better than anyone else in her era.  Of course, Grant and Hepburn have great chemistry and it's a joy to see these two masters banter.  There's plenty of slapstick, but part of "Holiday"'s charm is that it balances this with real romance.  It's funny and sweet.    Any fan of Grant, Hepburn, director George Cukor, classics and/or screwball comedy needs to check this film out.  It'll make you smile.  KGHarris, 10/06
Output (English): POS