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

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" spice world " is just one long promotional film for the british girl band the spice girls .
sure there 's a hint of humor in there every once in a while .
actually , there 's a couple of pretty good jabs at the spice girls .
but overall , who cares ? not me .
if you do n't know by now , the spice girls sing songs of love and friendship and responsibility and girl power , yet dress like streetwalkers from a lower middle class neighborhood .
in " spice world " they ride around in their big tour bus , whining about having to do photo shoots and give interviews .
amazingly , all the talk they do about keeping commitments and upholding responsibilities only really applies to fun things , things they want to do , not things they are required to do to keep earning money .
and they keep babbling about " girl power " when they should really be talking about " cleavage power " .
i mean , if all it takes is girl power , then why are they
only one thread away from bursting out of their skimpy outfits ?
the film is pg , but really with only some very minor dialogue changes and scene extentions , you 'd have yourself one raunchy adult film .
by the way , there 's something in the opening credits which says " based on an idea by the spice girls " .
wow , they got idea credit !
i certainly wish that was a new trend in hollywood . . .
giving credit for simply having the thought " say girls , let 's make a movie !
"
the supporting cast fares well .
roger moore ( the real james bond ) mockingly plays the cliche - spewing " chief " of the spice girls , and darn it all , he 's fun to watch .
mark mckenney also is good as a screenwriter trying to pitch film ideas to the band 's manager ( richard e . grant ) .
one question though : george wendt ?
you 'd think that " spice world " would envoke one of two reactions in people .
if you like the spice girls , you 'll like them even more afterwards .
and if you ca n't stand them ( like me ) , then " spice world " will really make you sick .
oddly , the audience i saw the film with , roughly 50 twelve year - old girls , sat in silence for the entire film .
well , not the two who sat directly behind me .
they kept muttering " this is stupid " over and over again .
maybe there is hope for humanity after all .
[ pg ]

Ex Output:
N


Ex Input:
one never quite knows what one is going to get with a mamet film .
his american buffalo is a set - bound piece that has very little plot .
sometimes he will tell a story that really moves .
heist is mamet
doing his most entertaining work .
unlike his the spanish prisoner , there are no lapses in credibility .
heist is probably the best mamet thriller since house of games .
it is the kind of plot with which you are never sure who will double - cross whom , and frequently it is mamet double - crossing the viewer .
watching the film 's team getting around security the viewer is frequently asking himself either " what the heck are they doing ?
"
or " why did n't anybody think of that before ? " appropriately enough heist opens with a very clever jewelry store job .
it is so clever that one wonders if mamet really thinks up all these ideas himself or if he has help from professional magician and con expert ricky jay , now a regular actor in mamet films .
this is a robbery that works like a well - oiled machine .
there is just one problem and it is enough to get joe moore ( played by gene hackman ) filmed on a security camera .
now joe has to get out of the business .
it was coming time anyway .
joe 's team including bobby blane ( delroy lindo ) , fran moor ( rebecca pidgeon ) , and pinky pincus ( ricky jay ) is going to split up and go separate ways .
but crime boss bergman ( danny devito ) is pulling the strings
and he says that joe and his people have to manage one more robbery .
and he has to take along a young kid , the short- fused jimmy silk ( sam rockwell ) .
immediately it is obvious that there is more going on than meets the eye .
much of what distinguishes heist is mamet 's dialog .
remarkably it serves a double purpose .
the robbery team sounds at once very professional and at the same time it has mamet 's special feel for dialog
.
hackman has lines like " everybody needs money .
that 's why they call it money .
"
mamet 's timing is perfect in the direction but terrible in the production .
the plot is coincidentally a lot like the plot of the recent the score , which is , in fact , a very similar story .
both are good films , perhaps for some of the same reasons .
but at least on a high level they are much the same story .
the other problem with the timing of heist is that it involves airport security and clever ways to get around them .
i saw the film at the toronto international film festival on september 12 , 2001 .
that made the subject matter just a little too timely .
my understanding is that the release will be delayed .
my biggest problem with the film is that rebecca pidgeon 's acting at times seems very poor .
it is some kind of mamet trademark i do not understand to have women talk without inflection , as if they are just reading the words for the first time .
it is an irritation and distracts us from what is
otherwise a very good thriller .
it is one i rate an 8 on the 0 to 10 scale and a high +2 on the -4 to +4 scale .

Ex Output:
P


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" seven " is one of the best mystery movies i 've ever seen .
it 's extremely intriguing and suspenseful , but it 's also quite fun .
it 's a serial killer mystery , but you do n't care so much about making the killer pay as much as hope they just catch the killer .
the story is a cops - on - the - trail - of - serial - killer mystery .
someone is murdering people who are offenders of " the seven deadly sins .
"
a fat man ( gluttony ) was forced to eat himself to death , a lawyer ( greed ) is slaughtered by his own rich possessions . . .
i could go on but revealing any more would give away entirely too much .
what makes this film so unique is the characterization of the " good guys " which makes the unseen villain seem so vile .
brad pitt stars is quite excellent as detective david mills , the cocky rookie .
however , morgan freeman is even better as detective william sommerset , the wise veteran on the verge of retirement ( and he does n't get killed by the end ) .
there is a great sense of camaraderie here which often provides for a breath of comic relief .
this is impressive because the mood is so tense , and the fact that it can be down - played as well as it is here ( let alone at all ) is quite an accomplishment .
the setting takes place in present day new york city but the art direction is able to give the city a feeling of the evil , scary place
many believe it to be .
the production design is superb , in the spirit of " batman " and " the crow , " this film embodies the gothic mood .
the way the words fade in and out , along with the freaky nine inch nails music really add a lot to the story on a subconscious level - even the credits are scary !
the killer 's victims have no connections at all , and thus mills and sommerset do n't have much to go on to solve the case .
they can only wait for the next murder to occur which makes for tremendous suspense .
we become just as tense and worried as the detectives because of this thick atmosphere of the unknown . not that many films have such an interesting and intriguing screenplay as this .
the only problem i had with the film is the way in which mills and sommerset are lead to a suspect .
let 's just say it seems a little too " mystery movie , " or too convenient in other words .
when they are led to a suspect by the name of john doe , a terrific chase scene ensues .
this is a typical thrilling element , but it works perfectly here because of the process of the story .
if anything , this film is the epitome of twist endings .
i do n't have to tell you mills and sommerset finally catch the criminal , but the way in which this happens is surprising .
there is a scene of intriguing philosophy between the killer and the detectives , and even though he 's obviously insane , his charisma makes for some good points .
what 's even more surprising is the last few scenes themselves as the suspense comes to a terrific climax as the film 's resolution comes down to a question of what justice really is .
" seven " is not just a film about crime , but about the evil within man .
john doe felt he was doing society a favor by ridding it of " scum .
"
but as justified as he makes himself seem , we must never be tempted by such twisted ideals of justice .

Ex Output:

P