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

Input: Consider Input: ingredients : starving artist lusting after a beautiful woman from his childhood synopsis : great expectations ( 1998 ) is a modernized version of a charles dickens novel .
in the original charles dickens classic
an orphan boy named pip learns about life through his friendship with an escaped convict , his relationship with a bitter old lady named miss havisham , and his hopeless lifetime infatuation with havisham 's snobbish adopted daughter , estella .
the gist of the story is that an anonymous benefactor sends pip to london for pip to become an upper class " gentleman .
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pip leaves for london with " great expectations " to be groomed into a gentleman so that he can one day be classy enough to marry estella .
but life has a way of complicating things .
pip becomes an arrogant s .
o .
b .
until he learns just who his secret benefactor is .
in this new 1998 version of great expectations a poor florida lad named finn ( ethan hawke ) with a talent for drawing has an early memory of helping an escaped convict ( robert de niro ) .
but soon the focus of finn 's life becomes romance , as he develops a lifelong infatuation with estella ( gwyneth paltrow ) , an upper crust girl with some psychological and emotional issues due to being raised in a dysfunctional environment .
estella was raised in wealth by ms .
dinsmoor ( anne bancroft ) , an eccentric , aged and embittered , man - hating single aunt whose groom left her abandoned at the altar on the day of her marriage .
this causes estella to ' fear the daylight ' of relationships , but finn thinks it 's just a case of snobbery .
when finn becomes a young man , an anonymous benefactor sets finn up in new york with the connections and publicity to be groomed into a famous artist .
finn leaves florida with " great expectations " to be a successful artist so that some day he might become classy enough to marry the snobbish estella .
what will happen to all of finn 's " great expectations ?
" opinion : if you 're looking for a romance with a happy ending ,
look no further
; you 've found one here .
ethan hawke is romantic lead .
( he romanced winona ryder in reality bites .
he romanced julie delpy in before sunrise .
he romanced uma thurman in gattaca .
now in great expectations he gets to chase gwyneth paltrow , a rail - thin blonde . )
hawke plays a lovestruck , earnest and unchanged finn throughout the film .
meanwhile paltrow portrays estella as alternating between infuriating tease and ice princess ; estella 's whole purpose is to get men to fall in love and then hurt them rather than become intimate .
anne bancroft goes a little overboard as the deranged and pessimistic ms .
dinsmoor , while robert de niro carries off the convict part suitably .
the difference between the classic dickens novel and this 1998 adaptation is that the dickens novel is ripe with deep and timeless themes about class struggle and love , whereas great expectations ( 1998 ) is more artsy , less complicated story about a 1990s artist dealing with a lifetime tease .

Output: P


Input: Consider Input: the rich man 's wife is one of those movies like final analysis or body double , where the story and characters are so one - dimensional and contrived that you know you should n't be enjoying yourself .
but somehow , the movie just tries so hard that you begin to forgive it and get into the swing of things .
not that it 's bad , it 's just that it 's been done before ; and better , in my opinion .
i realize that this is going to sound pretty bizarre , but it 's probably the best analogy that i can come up with right now ; you know how when you see a spider or something in your toilet , striving helplessly to get out , and instead of just flushing him ,
you end up kind of rooting for the little guy ?
that 's basically how i felt about this movie .
i mean , it 's not very good , but it 's not completely bad either .
the wife of the title is josie potenza ( played nicely by halle berry ) .
she is married to tony ( christopher mcdonald . . .
you know , the guy who looks like joe piscapo ) , a really stressed - out businessman who drinks way to much and does n't give josie the attention she deserves ( * cough , cough * ) .
thus , she is driven into the arms of another man , jake golden ( clive owen ) .
near the beginning of the film , josie decides to try and work things out with tony by dumping jake and going on a vacation to a remote cabin in the woods .
once there , however , tony has to leave almost immediately due to business details ( i 'm still not quite sure what line of work he 's in ) .
making the best of her situation , josie stays there and begins making the rounds at the local bars .
one night , she meets a stranger named cole ( peter greene , finally getting a meaty role ) .
they have dinner together , and eventually , both josie and the audience start to realize that cole is homicidal .
after learning that she is not happily married , cole offers to " take care " of the problem .
managing to escape from the psychotic maniac , josie returns home and starts a reconciliation with her estranged and very wealthy husband .
but then one night , cole shows up .
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and here is where the fun begins .
from this point on , it 's going to be a
no - holds- barred cliche - fest , ripping off every movie from strangers on a train to the usual suspects .
this is why most critics panned this movie when it first came out .
and for the most part , they 're right
; the rich man 's wife has nary one original bone in it 's body .
but who cares ? if you 're looking for good ol' dumb suspense movie , you ca n't do much better than this .
and if you suspense buffs are n't already sold , it has a killer of an ending too .

Output: P


Input: Consider Input: showgirls is the second major outing for the production team of pual verhoeven , director , and joe eszterhas , writer .
their last effort , basic instinct , played like the most sumptuous of classic hitchcock , with a dash of raw sex and sensuality that made it come across with a hit like curry - spiced tabasco sauce ; a dish not to everyone 's taste , but certainly a well - crafted movie .
possibly that movie 's greatest strength was that the most important events happened offstage , prior to the movie , during the movie , and after the movie . . .
and that , after bringing all the plotlines together neatly , it left the viewer with full knowledge of what * would * happen in the characters ' future , so
there was no need to film it .
there was actually about four hours ' worth of screen story there , but eszterhas found ways to get it all on - screen in two , by leading his audience into analyzing what was really going on ; and by still holding their interest with clever misdirection and false trails .
the major elements that made basic instinct work so well are present in showgirls .
we have attractive , sympathetic , but still highly repellent characters ; we have shows for the eyes and the ears , plotlines that play on several levels , we have beautifully delineated characters who are drawn from life and very believable , and we have a story of an innocent ( who may not be so innocent )
who 's trying to play straight , trying to improve her station in life , who slips into behaving the way those around her do . . .
but recovers with a flourish , and quits a winner .
in this sense , the movie is a bit of a departure for verhoeven , who 's not known for treating his characters well ; but nomi , the part played by elizabeth berkley , definitely opts out of the game in a positive way , and we 're left feeling good about her future .
this is not one of the great movies , but it 's far better than we 'd been led to expect by all the negative pre - release publicity .
verhoeven got his first oscar nomination in 1971 , and in the last quarter - century has pushed farther and farther , experimenting with the socially - acceptable limits to movie - making .
his most recent three movies , robocop , total recall , and basic instinct , have been a progression of back - door access to american culture , moving from the fantastic through the merely psychotic to the underlying basic drives ; and now he 's exploring the sleeze .
this movie may be the first movie ever made for which the director 's contract contained a specific provision that he would not have to deliver an r rated movie .
( verhoeven had to cut several parts of basic instinct to get an r rating , although his original version is available on video . )
many reviewers have taken the politically - correct stance that any movie which uses naked ladies as scenery is a bad thing ; but they miss the fact that this movie is not about naked ladies , it 's about people in an environment where naked ladies are common , and why such an environment should exist .
it 's about the scum who use other people as power - trip toys , and the need to escape their power .
it 's about a world where sex is nothing and normal human values do n't pertain ; and the lack of sexual excitement and passionate heat in even the most blatant scenes is something of an accomplishment .
an nc-17 movie which is n't sexually exciting says a great deal about the phoniness and emptiness of a social stratum where sex has been robbed of any kind of beauty , power , or value .
the one scene in the movie that * could * have been a good sex scene , berkley and maclachlan in a swimming pool , is not exciting , because by then we already know his character is a callous manipulator .
if anything , it 's a rape scene with a victim who 's been duped into cooperation .
you do n't make a movie about the history of black people in america without using a few black actors ; you do n't make a movie about world war ii without a few guns going off and a few people getting killed ; and you do n't make a movie about las vegas showgirls without showing a few las vegas showgirls . . .
and in an awful lot of vegas shows , an awful lot of ladies wear very little clothing .
this is a legitimate portrayal of a rather seamy side of the entertainment industry , in a town where sex is simply a negotiable commodity .
showgirls de - glamorizes the las vegas show and sex industries with great effectiveness .
nomi is played , in a very good performance , by elizabeth berkley , who gives us a solid picture of a woman with limited talents who 's at the end of her rope , desperate to live a life better than the one she 's known .
she has nothing to market except her body and her limited dancing ability , and is trying desperately not to to be a hooker , trying to be something better than she seems destined to be .
when nomi realizes she 's gone too far for too little , she catches herself just in time to save the most essential part of who she wants to be .
gina rivera plays molly , a dressmaker and costumer who befriends nomi , providing her with what may be the one solid , positive relationship in nomi 's entire life .
molly is the one who makes the difference , and provides the role model and framework nomi needs to verify the value system she 'll be using for the rest of her life , and nomi 's feelings for molly are the spur that forces nomi 's decision .
gina gershon plays cristal , an aging , but still very attractive starring dancer , a reflexively competitive manipulator who 's become a villainess by internalizing the ethos of the crooks and scum around her .
gershon plays cristal as a cross between ava gardner and raquel welch ; a fading talent made bitter by self - awareness .
her character is very well drawn and performed
; in a major scene in a hospital room , she acknowledges what she is , and , in essence , passes the torch to nomi .
the relationship between the two of them is the most honest one in the movie , and provides part of the impetus nomi needs to follow a different path .
it is no accident that the three important parts in this movie are women of different stripe ; molly is an honest , hard - working person who means well , and nearly dies because she confuses the glitter and the image with reality .
cristal is a talented dancer who 's compromised her ideals and sold herself to be a co - operating part of the system , exchanging self - respect for the species of stardom that can be had in las vegas .
nomi believes she can make it without selling herself , succumbs to a degree , and then realizes she can make it without selling herself , and does n't need las vegas or its brand of " stardom .
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the male parts in this movie are simply props ; they exist only to demonstrate and explicate the cultural milieu against which showgirls exist .
kyle maclachlan , whose single best previous work was as an inhumanly emotionless cop in the hidden , gives us a nicely reptilian bit of pond scum on two legs , camouflaged as a nice guy .
glenn plummer plays a dancer who 's working as a bellboy , and provides a bit of alternate perspective .
plummer 's character is the only one in the movie who 's maintaining an interest in dance as a performing art , but even he 's succumbed to the cult of manipulation .
plummer 's character is the closest thing to a sympathetic male character in the whole movie .
some of jost vacano 's cinematography is fantastic , and one particular delineation of nomi 's character alteration , a no - dialog scene using nothing but color changes in the lighting , is utterly terrifying .
this movie is rated nc-17 due to language , sexual situations , full frontal nudity , violence , and probably the costuming as well .
i do n't see a way this particular story could have been told well without it , and i regard it as a legitimate exercise in movie - making .
but do n't go see it if you 're not in a tough mood ; the only person it 's possible to like in this movie ends up in an i .
c .
u . on life support , and
there is probably not one character in this movie
you 'd enjoy meeting in person .


Output: P