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In this task, you must classify if a given review is positive/negative, indicating your answer as P or N.
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susan granger 's review of " legally blonde " ( m. g. m. )
it 's a " pretty in pink " / " clueless " coming - of - age story for the new millennium
as elle woods ( reese witherspoon ) , a perky southern california sorority queen , switches from fashion to law in order to win back her yuppy boyfriend
( matthew davis ) .
the girl - power story begins as this sweetheart of delta nu is unceremoniously dumped by a bonehead who says : " if i 'm going to be a senator by the time i 'm 30 .
..
i need to marry a jackie , not a marilyn .
" determined to prove she 's as smart a snobby brunette ( selma blair ) from country - club connecticut ,
elle not only applies to harvard law school but gets in , much to the amazement of family , friends and faculty .
once there , this flaxen - haired fish - out - of - water not only survives but tenaciously thrives , befriending a local manicurist ( jennifer coolidge ) , dazzling a professor ( victor garber ) and rescuing a defendant ( ali larter ) in a celebrated boston murder trial , plus finding a more worthy beau ( luke wilson ) .
in the tradition of teen - comedy film - maker john hughes and his disciple amy heckerling , there 's wit , cheerfulness , a fidelity of observation and a penchant for problem - solving .
first - time feature director robert luketic is blessed with reese witherspoon who 's joyously incandescent in this utterly formulaic light comedy written by karen mccullah lutz and kirsten smith , based on a soon - to - be - published novel by amanda brown .
the supporting cast is terrific , particularly raquel welch and holland taylor - and i particularly got a kick out of the gag of elle distributing scented resumes in pink ,
her signature color on the granger movie gauge of 1 to 10 , " legally blonde " is a frivolous , funny , feel - good 8 . filled with ditzy blonde ambition , it 's a movie for high - school kids that their parents would be happy to have them see .
answer:
P


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vegas vacation is the fourth film starring chevy chase and beverly d'angelo as the heads of the hapless griswold family .
as with the other three films , their two children , rusty and audrey , are played by a revolving series of actors .
this time ethan embry and marisol nichols fill the roles .
also back , is cousin eddie ( randy quaid ) , the slob relative who seems to bring problems wherever he goes .
in vegas vacation clark griswold ( chase ) decides to take the family on vacation to las vegas so that he and wife ellen ( d'angelo ) can renew their wedding vows .
it is at this point when comedy is supposed to ensue .
apparently the filmmakers thought that putting the griswolds into las vegas would be so funny on its own that they would n't bother to write any jokes into the script .
at least that 's the way it looks when watching this turkey .
about half way through vegas vacation i began to have serious doubts as to whether there would actually be a single laugh in the entire film , since there had been none up to that point .
by the end of the movie i had actually snickered a couple of times , and i had smiled at a couple of gags .
i might add that none of the funny ( and i use the term loosely ) moments came as a result of anything chase , d'angelo or quaid were involved in .
they might as well have stayed home for as much as they contributed to this film .
the two best things in this movie were ethan embry and marisol nichols as the griswold kids , who manage to have a couple of their own adventures .
rusty becomes a vegas high roller , providing most of the film 's best moments .
every time chase and quaid were involved in a gag , it just made it more and more apparent that they should have stopped this series after the third film .
which brings me to the best moment of the film .
the griswolds are driving down the highway and holiday road ( the theme from the original vacation ) begins to play .
christie brinkley and her red ferrari ( also from the first movie ) drive by .
it was a cute moment , but all it really did was remind me just how funny the first film had been , and just how far that this series has fallen . too bad .
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N


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the saint was actually a little better than i expected it to be
, in some ways .
in this theatrical remake of the television series the saint , and its series sequel the return of the saint , val kilmer plays simon templar , an elusive thief who makes a living by stealing things from others for others .
this movie closely resembles a james bond flick .
it has the classic bond symbols : a man who can do just about anything and get away with it , a woman whom the man persues , a villain out to achieve something for himself who kills anyone to reach this goal .
kilmer
actually provides a rather good role in this movie , although at times you are left to ponder how he actually gets out of the many tight situations .
the movie begins in his childhood in a strict school run by catholic priests .
as a young boy , kilmer 's character enjoyed magic and would often journey away from his schoolwork .
that is until his school teacher finds him reading a book and demands that the young boy proclaim his name , that of a catholic saint .
he refuses to do so and instead announces who he wishes to be .
this leads to a devestating mistake , which is something that will stay in his mind throughout his life .
kilmer 's first mission that we are shown is to steal a microchip from ivan tretiak , played by rade serbedzija .
during a press conference , he must make his way into a heavily guarded vault area , avoiding guards , cameras , and many other potential obstacles .
once his mission is completed and he is safely home , the fee is paid . when he logs into his bank account and finds that he is only a few million dollars short of $ 50 million , he decides to carry out only one more mission , then retire .
dr .
emma russell , portrayed by elisabeth shue , has discovered a way to produce energy by way of cold fusion .
this new advancement would change the world and save thousands of lives in the areas of russia , where millions are without heat and are freezing to death .
the only problem is , tretiak would like to have this for himself and use it to gain power amongst the people .
this presents the option for kilmer to achieve his goal .
tretiak hires him to steal the equations , small pieces of paper , from shue .
one of the enjoyable features in the film is the disguises that kilmer dawns to complete his missions .
they are very convincing , not only to the characters in the movie , but to us .
kilmer utilizes one such disguise to lure shue 's character into getting to know him even more , which would provide him a means of stealing the energy formula .
when the two meet , and end up having a sensual experience , kilmer 's character is seemingly falling in love with emma russell , as she is falling in love with kilmer 's alter - ego , a traveling artist .
yet , he must reach his goal of $ 50 million , which requires him to steal the energy formula , putting his feelings aside .
shue 's character is eventually able to track down simon templar by putting the pieces ( the names of the catholic saints ) together , something no one else is able to do .
when she finds him , they are left to team up and reclaim the energy formulas from tretiak .
the saint is very action - packed , with few slow points .
the sound was very well done and added to the many intense moments .
along the course of the movie , there are even a few , although brief moments of comedy .
these moments are almost always thanks to kilmer 's extraneous , very convincing disguises and personalities .
all in all , a rather enjoyable movie with nearly non - stop action .
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P