Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): A wonderfully ridiculous bit of fun . This is a very delightful bit of silliness.  Do you remember how visually wonderful "Chicken Run" was?  Well, this is even better.  Wallace is a daft inventor who, in this story, is running a humane pest removal service named "Anti-Pesto" and Gromit is his intelligent and loyal dog.  Gromit is the one with the common sense and is the only one in the whole film who seems to know what is going on.  And Gromit never says a word.  However, he is quite expressive and we always know clearly what is on his mind and why he has the concerns he has.    The town is concerned about the rabbits eating their vegetable gardens because the annual giant vegetable growing contest is about to be held.  The sponsor is a local hereditary heir, Lady Tottington (wonderfully voiced by Helena Bonham Carter).  She is being courted by the scoundrel Victor Quatermaine (voice amazingly by Ralph Fiennes).  He also loves to shoot rabbits, but this bothers her ladyship and once she meets Wallace she becomes more taken with him and his humane ways.    Wallace comes up with the idea of trying to condition the rabbits to not want to eat the vegetables and things have to be stopped before the process is completed.  The rest of the movie is working out all the crazy details of the unexpected results of the partial experiment.      Lots of fun and quite a visual treat and a stop-action / animation triumph.    Enjoy
Output (English): POS