In this task, you must classify if a given review is positive/negative, indicating your answer as P or N.

Input: Consider Input: not too many people know who james whale is , but it 's a safe bet that a good chunk of them have seen his movies .
if we are to believe the semi- biographical gods and monsters , whale would have wanted it to be that way .
this is an insightful , haunting exploration of the last days of the frankenstein and bride of frankenstein director , and it is notable for introducing one of the first complicated gay characters in a hollywood movie .
gods and monsters has no interest in being a biopic of whale 's life because it tracks only the final few days of his life , and it 's probably a better movie for it .
it 's focus is on whale 's ( ian mckellen ) untraditional and deceptive lust for heterosexual gardener clayton boone ( brendan fraser ) .
it begins with whale ( a fairly talented artist , aside from being a director ) asking boone to " sit for him ,
" ( pose for a portrait ) .
at first , boone does n't realize that whale is gay and grows fascinated with the old man .
when he does discover whale 's sexual orientation from his dedicated and protective maid ( lynn redgrave ) , he is frightened , refusing to sit for the guy .
but he comes back , only to storm out again , disgusted with whale 's " locker room talk .
" boone returns yet another time , after whale promises to tone down the aforementioned " locker room talk , " and finds their platonic relationship to be strengthening .
meanwhile , jimmy himself is suffering from hallucinations and mental attacks as a result of his stroke not long ago .
his ailment leads to desperation and depression , which build to the point where he is forced to ask boone for an incredulously big favor .
what is perhaps most sensational about gods and monsters is brendan fraser 's bravura performance ; up until seeing this film i intensely disliked the young actor because of his tendency to ruin the movies he is in ( blast from the past , for example ) .
i was surprised how expressive an actor he proved himself to be here .
this is impressive because his character 's dialogue is minimal , with mckellan doing most of the talking .
that requires fraser to act through body language ; a difficult skill to master , but something he proves capable of doing well .
this is not to ignore mckellan 's oscar nominated turn .
he earned that nomination with his touching performance here ( although , at the risk of sounding like a philistine , i would have chosen his performance as the nazi in apt pupil for the nomination ) ; an understated , compelling gem .
whale dreaded being remembered solely for his work in the hollywood horror genre , and he thought hollywood to be the equivalent of a battlefield .
he rejoiced in being free from it , only reluctantly going to receptions with fellow movie people .
in the end , perhaps , it is what killed him : the memories of hollywood and war blending together to form a living nightmare . ?
1999 eugene novikov&#137 ;

Output: P


Input: Consider Input: a slight romantic comedy with a feminist bent , but one with no edge to it .
it turns out to be a conventional film filled with the usual clich ?
s and stock characters of this genre .
though it 's a well - written and well - acted fluff piece , it still does not have too much to say that is surprising .
it 's made for the gentle art - house set , those who do n't want something too disturbing to think about .
it 's about a critically successful writer husband , alec ( pryce ) , who is so self - absorbed that he 's threatened by his department store floor - walking model wife , kate ( bouquet ) , who wants to be a writer .
she meets his crass publisher , vanni corso ( walken ) , another self - absorbed man , and a predictable relationship occurs .
the fireworks occur because she outgrows her husband 's first impressions of her as someone who was impressed with his genius and worships at his feet .
she now wants her own identity and her independence .
the film looked like the usual sitcom stuff , and is plagued with the cheap set design features reserved for a tv movie .
the film sagged in the middle of the story from the weight of its tedium , and eventually landed on its rear end with its unspectacular climax .
it 's set in london , and it opens as model kate rebuffs sexual advances by a wealthy american shopper , vanni .
she later meets him as her hubby 's new upstart publisher who seeks to have her intellectual author husband in his stable in order to give him credibility as a publisher of quality , and he quickly wins favor with her by publishing her vanity novel .
alec who is an obnoxious grouse , someone whom it seems it would be impossible to live with , tries to do everything to stop his wife from having her book published -- which only pushes her into the grasping arms of vanni .
the publisher is proud that he 's a mamma 's boy who never married and is a self - made man who has earned millions .
he has recently acquired a failing old london publishing house and plans to revitalize it , as he proudly tells kate : " if my father could sell pizzas in harlem , i could sell culture in europe .
"
the only thing that could n't be sold , is this stiff story and tired plot line .
the mystery to me , is how the lovely kate could like either man unless she was an insensitive dummy .
she soon divorces the beleaguered alec and marries the soon - to - become - beleaguered vanni .
when she writes a second novel , he rebuffs her the same way her first hubby did .
it ends with the same results that happened to hubby number one , as its story of ambition and lust winds down in a whimper .
a business affair was loosely based on the real - life literary and romantic travails of married authors barbara skelton and cyril connolly , in their celebrated 1950s love triangle .

Output: N


Input: Consider Input: i know that " funnest " is n't a word .
" fun " is a noun , and therefore can not be conjugated like an adjective .
but that 's the word that came to me right after viewing " chicken run .
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no wonder : this is the kind of movie that reduces you to childish expressions , like " that was the funnest movie i 've ever seen !
" so to hell with webster 's -- " chicken run " is one of the funnest movies i 've seen in a while .
i ca n't remember the last time i 've seen anything funner .
the chickens at tweedy 's farm are up to something . living in a concentration camp - like atmosphere , they are led by one plucky hen called ginger ( voice of julia sawalha ) who continually comes up with plans for escape -- and always gets caught , subsequently spending day after day in the coal box .
one night , a brash american rooster flies in over the fence , calling himself rocky ( mel gibson ) , famous flying rooster and circus performer .
rocky promises to teach the chickens how to fly , and the situation grows more desperate as the nefarious mrs .
tweedy ( miranda richardson ) decides to abandon the farm 's egg - selling plan for a pie - selling plan .
she orders a huge pie - making machine , cackling , " chickens go in ; pies come out .
"
what sort of pies ?
chicken pies , of course .
co - director nick park and his studio , aardman animation , produced three oscar - winning short films : " creature comforts , " " the wrong trousers , " and " a close shave .
"
the latter two were the second and third installments of a trilogy starring the delightful team wallace & gromit , a man and his dog famous for getting themselves into increasingly peculiar adventures .
part of what made the " wallace " films brilliantly entertaining was park 's uncanny ability to make an old story seem new .
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the wrong trousers , " for example , pulled out a lot of old hitchcockian suspense tricks , and " a close shave " owed a great deal of inspiration to classic detective stories .
but in the hands of park and his team , the stories felt fresh and inspired , and not the least bit contrived .
now teaming with co - director peter lord , park has created a similar creature in " chicken run .
"
the plot is largely lifted from " the great escape " ( watch for a quick reference to the ball - bouncing scene ) , with some spielberg - inspired action sequences providing the excitement .
thing is , the film does n't feel like it 's been lifted from somewhere else ; " chicken run " feels fresh , alive , like nothing else ever done
.
part of it is the original idea : who in the world came up with the idea to make a prisoners - of - war movie starring chickens ?
park and lord milk the incongruity for all
it 's worth : the characters treat their situation as if it were dead serious , and to them , it is .
but they 're * chickens * ,
so
it 's funny to us .
another thing that helps " chicken run " ( and most of park 's films ) succeed is the animators ' subtle way of giving nods to the very films they 're cribbing .
there are references to " the great escape , " obviously , and " stalag 17 .
"
the chase sequence inside the chicken grinder parodies both " raiders of the lost ark " and " indiana jones and the temple of doom .
"
there 's even a nod to " the blues brothers , " if you can believe it , and the filmmakers even get in a little light - hearted ribbing at the expense of their star voice actor , taking a couple of very subtle jabs at mel gibson 's nationality and film history .
the " braveheart " reference is a hoot if you catch it .
when you consider just how fine a line resides between a funny parody and a redundant one , " chicken run " is downright brilliant in its execution . consider this : since july of last year , i 've seen dozens upon dozens of " blair witch project " parodies , on television , on the radio , and online .
out of all those , maybe one or two were amusing , the rest tiresome .
why ?
because once you got past the thought that " they 're parodying that ' blair witch ' movie , " most of the parodies had nothing to offer -- no insight , no original idea , no greater purpose .
they were only funny if you had seen the movie ; otherwise , you got nothing .
conversely , " chicken run " does n't lean on its parodies -- the film references are never the sole focus of any scene .
if you 've never seen " indiana jones , " the chase sequence is still fun .
even if you have no idea who mel gibson is , rocky remains an interesting character .
park , lord , and screenwriter karey kirkpatrick realize that an audience does not need a parody shoved in their faces before it 's understood , and as a result , " chicken run " is filled with visual and verbal jabs that are never too obvious , but not quite vague either .
enjoyment of this movie does n't require knowledge of film history , but if you 've got it , " chicken run " is that much richer .
the voice cast turns in uniformly lively performances , and the characters they play are given so many subtle nuances that it 's hard not to fall in love with every one of them .
ginger is perfect , spunky and opinionated , but with a soft heart that forbids her to leave her companions behind , and julia sawalha ( known as the cute mousy girl on " absolutely fabulous " ) nails it .
she has warm , human chemistry with gibson , whose rocky hides his personal doubt under a brash gung - ho veneer .
the characters ' inevitable romance does n't feel contrived , but sweet .
poor mr .
tweedy ( tony haygarth ) suspects the chickens are organizing in some way , but his limited intellect prevents him from figuring things out , and his overbearing wife certainly is n't any help .
jane horrocks delivers a lovely voice characterization as tragically optimistic babs ( a hen that runs away with most of the best one - liners , all while perpetually crocheting a sweater ) , and two supply - trading rats that seem to have walked straight out of a monty python sketch nearly steal the show during the lively central swing - dancing sequence .
they even come up with an inspired riff on something that 's baffled scholars and theologians alike for decades : the chicken vs . egg dilemma .
one might have expected this inevitable joke to come off as wearisome , but as with most of " chicken run ,
" it comes as a delightful surprise .
the film manages to cross all barriers
; it should be accessible to both children and adults , brits and yanks , rats and chickens .
the animation is first - rate . remember that this was all done the old - fashioned way , with actual humans moving clay figurines around on a tiny set bit by painstaking bit , and you see just how truly remarkable
" chicken run " really is .
this movie possesses that same quality that makes pixar studios ' animation great : precise and unwavering attention to detail .
as in such top - notch family fare as " a bug 's life " or " toy story 2 , " " chicken run " has something to offer in nearly every frame .
certainly a passive viewer can enjoy it as a straightforward story with a worthwhile moral and some surprisingly touching scenes , but a active , attentive viewers will enjoy it even more because they 'll catch all the details .
anyway , the movie 's just
a boatload of fun
. funnest damn movie
i 've seen all year .


Output: P