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

Input: Consider Input: fact that charles bronson represents one of the most important movie icons of the 1980s represents one of the biggest and almost tragic ironies of that decade .
tragedy lies in the fact that the icon status was earned less by quality of his work in movies , but the quantity .
most of those movies were produced by cannon group , company led by israeli producers menahem golan and yoram globus .
those two men probably thought that they could be the next roger corman ,
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movie mentors of future hollywood legends .
unfortunately , that did n't happened , and when cannon finally went bankrupt at the end of the decade , behind it stood the huge pile of cinematic garbage , that would require at least few centuries before it reaches the camp appeal .
sadly for bronson , that garbage also contained numerous movies in which that capable character actor and action hero of the 1970s tried to raise their worth simply by being the main lead , and lowering his own reputation in process .
on the other hand , bronson could take comfort in a fact that those movies were extremely popular , especially among the audience 3 or 4 times younger than bronson himself .
one of such movies that seriously marred bronson 's reputation is death wish 3 , third sequel in the series which began with death wish in 1974 .
in the original movie , bronson played paul kersey , mild - mannered new york architect who turns into deadly street vigilante after his family fell victim to urban violence .
that movie was far from masterpiece ; yet , in it the director michael winner was skillfully offering the cinematic remedy for very real disease of growing crime rates of the time ( on the same lines like siegel in dirty harry ) .
unfortunately , six years later cannon group got rights to the character of paul kersey and
began destroying it by pumping out sequels ; even the presence of its original director did n't stop the rapid decline of the quality .
death wish 3 begins when kersey comes to visit an old friend , living in the urban wasteland of east new york , populated by young criminals and people too old or too poor to move out .
before the reunion , kersey 's friend falls victim to the street gang led by evil fraker ( played by gavan o'herlihy , probably the only noteworthy role in the film ) .
kersey decides to avenge his death and slowly prepares for his crusade , while the police inspector shriker ( ed lauter ) , ants to use him as a secret weapon in his losing war against the urban crime .
bronson , the main asset in this movie , plays the character who is nothing more than an efficient killing machine .
although bronson 's charisma does help in overcoming some implausibilities
( single man in his 60s and armed with a single pistol manages to wipe out dozens of opponents with superior firepower ) , the lack of emotions or bronson 's own commitment could be seen in a very few lines spoken in a film .
the movie authors were somewhat aware of that emotional shallowness , so they added romantic interest for their hero - public defender played by deborah raffin and conveniently terminated in order to give some more motives for kersey 's crusade .
on the other hand , emotions are much better played by confronting law - abiding , yet ethnically stereotyped citizens with their daily nemesis of street punks - ruthless enough to exercise their reign of terror on the entire city blocks , and stupid enough to be killed in droves by kersey .
unfortunately , michael winner does n't know how to work out the plot , and after torturing the viewers with mostly uninteresting characters and cliched and formulaic situations , ends this movie with a bang .
the big showdown at the end - that turns east new york into the sarajevo - like battle zone - is probably the worst part of the movie , because of the poor editing and the cheap sets and props that give away the low budget .
in short , this movie could be recommended only to the most fanatical charles bronson fans or for the people who are already desperate for 1980s nostalgia .
( special note for trekkies : marina sirtis , the actress who played counsellor deanna troi in star trek : the next generation could be spotted in a small role of portorican wife ) .

Output: N


Input: Consider Input: the happy bastard 's quick movie review me tarzan . . .
you happy viewer .
for a minute there , i thought i was going to be groaning over the release of disney 's latest , another adaptation of a legend from the past .
( remember the pathetic pocahontas ? yikes ! )
but guess what- disney , a company that 's been on a roll lately with animated films
, strikes again with another wonderful tale that pleases the eyes as well as the inner kid in you .
the story is pretty basic- tarzan is left orphaned and a female gorilla who 's lost her young adopts him into her group . as he matures into a much older man , tarzan still wonders just why he 's so much different from the clan , and then arrives a hunter , a professor , and the professor 's lovely daughter , jane- who meets tarzan rather quickly after getting in trouble with a group of feisty babboons .
from there , tarzan faces tough choices-
should he stay with the ones that he grew up with or go join his own kind in england ?
the voicework here is pretty top - level .
tony goldwyn is very convincing as the ape man ; minnie driver adds a delectable touch to the already - beautiful jane ; nigel hawthorne makes for a pretty nasty hunter voice ; rosie o ' donnell keeps the laughs rolling as tarzan 's best ape friend terk ; and wayne " newman " knight has his moments as a panicky elephant .
the movie is superb throughout , mixing a great script with incredible computer - assisted visuals .
when tarzan tree - surfs ( a twist that was added on top of the same ol' vine swinging- and a great one , i might add ) , the camera twists and turns , allowing the trees all around to come to life vividly .
i could n't believe my eyes- disney has come a long way since starting in a ballroom for beauty and the beast .
and the music 's not half bad , either .
fortunately , there 's no ridiculous singing characters here , just a great set of songs by phil collins that perfectly fit the mood .
there 's some great action sequences here as well , including a wonderfully done chase between tarzan , jane , and the aforementioned babboons .
but , of course , it 's not all action-
there 's a message here as well that has to do with family .
this is easily one of disney 's best animated films of the decade
and it 's one i ca n't wait to put in my home library .
. .
that is , if my vcr still works in the year 2000 .

Output: P


Input: Consider Input: " marie could n't talk , " paulie , the parrot star of his own movie , tells us about the daughter in his original family .
"
dad could n't listen .
and mom could n't cope , so they got rid of me .
" paulie , the autobiography of a talking , not merely a mimicking , parrot , has jay mohr in the lead role of the bird - the voice , not the body - and as the minor character of benny , a small - time crook who uses paulie to pull off small scams like stealing twenties from atms .
as the parrot , mohr is delightful when director john roberts allows him to cut up .
benny , on the other hand , is a character you 've seen a thousand times before , and mohr brings nothing new to that role .
roberts 's deliberately slow pacing of laurie craig 's script
lends a subtle sweetness to its humor but creates some definite problems .
when a kids ' movie wants to mosey along , watch out .
if the material is not crisp and perfectly composed , beauty can sometimes dissolve into tedium .
so it is with paulie .
when they let their bird do his stand - up comedy routines , the show hums and the audience roars .
too often , however , a sleepy silence ensues among the viewers as they wait for the story to pickup again .
tony shalhoub , the smart - mouthed chef from big night , plays misha , a recent russian immigrant to the u . s .
he had been a teacher of literature at home , but now he makes his living as a janitor in the animal research lab to which paulie has been taken for study .
although misha gets a few nice lines ( " i 'm russian .
i like long stories . " ) , his somber part seems designed only to elicit our sympathy .
besides paulie , the only character worth noting - other than 2 cute small parts played by cheech marin and gina rowlands - is the speech - impaired marie , played in a precious performance by cinematic newcomer , 5-year - old hallie kate eisenberg .
naturally enchanting , she gives the picture genuine heart .
the bad news is that her part is confined to the first half .
the best scenes have the bird dancing and strutting to show off his comedic skills .
when marie 's family gets a cat , for example , the bird , who has n't wanted to learn how to fly until then , takes an instant interest in soaring .
tricking the cat while insulting him at the same time , paulie calls him a stupid hairball .
their rapid physical antics add to the humor of the situation .
it 's good quality sitcom material but performed by animals .
when one of the humans without much of a voice begins to sing , paulie cringes .
"
i 'm a bird , " he explains with his frequently subtle humor .
"
i have a small brain , and it 's about to explode .
"
the movie contains rich doses of john debney 's dreamy music .
with heavy use of a solo violin , he keeps reinforcing the film 's heart - warming themes .
and when paulie finally takes off in flight , the orchestra comes up loud and strong with cymbals clashing .
"
it 's a long story , " says paulie .
"
it 's the only kind he knows , " reflects misha .
and the motion picture , which runs the standard length for a kids ' movie , still feels too long .
the best parts are enthralling , but then
there are all of those dead spots in - between .
paulie is a movie that never quite lives up to its promise but manages to charm nevertheless .
paulie runs 1 : 32 .
it is raged pg for a few mild profanities and would be fine for all ages .
my son , jeffrey , age 9 , gave the movie
* * with his biggest complaint being that there was n't enough action .
he thought paulie was funny , and the actress that played marie was quite good .
his friend sam , almost 9 , thought the movie was " awesome , excellent , " and gave it
*
* * * .
he thought paulie was good , but he did n't believe the way marie 's speech impediment was acted .


Output: N