Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): I could watch Vitti read the phone book (and I'm surprised she never gets around to that in this beautiful neo-realist classic) . This is the first movie I've Netflixed twice.  I kept it for two months the first time, watched almost all of it, but then lost patience and sent it back because there was something else I wanted to get quickly.  But I couldn't stop thinking back about it and wound up renting it again.  I'm considering just going ahead and buying it.  I still haven't figured out if I actually *like* it or not.  But I can't stop watching it.      How can a movie this cold and distant and remote be so affecting?  How can a film so full of detail and business be so cold and distant and remote?      Monica Vitti plays a stylishly unhappy woman who basically wanders around Rome, falling out of one relationship into another, with Alain Delon.  She's so wan that I often wanted to step in and shove her, but at the same time, she has an absolutely captivating presence.  Eventually, I actually stopped caring anything about the plot and just relished the endless scenes in which I could take in her long, slender nose and her slim, sleepy eyes.  Is that a intelligent reason for liking this film?  Probably not but fortunately I don't really care.
Output (English): POS