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

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pitch black is a sheep in wolf 's clothing .
it is full of darkness , danger and violence and if you buy into the marketing hype , an unsettling and scary film going experience .
do n't be fooled .
pitch black is a morality play masquerading as a scare - fest .
it starts off with blistering intensity .
a cargo spaceship crash lands on a planet apparently leeched of life by the scorching heat of three suns .
among the survivors is fry ( mitchell ) , the ship 's pilot , who spends the film wrestling with the fact that she tried to jettison the other passengers in her effort to land the craft safely .
there is imam ( david ) , an islamic leader whose faith in his god is tested repeatedly throughout the film .
there is a law enforcement officer in the form of johns ( hauser ) , who attacks every situation with square jawed authoritarian zeal .
and there is riddick ( diesel ) , a menacing , muscle - bound convicted murderer who 's being brought back to justice by johns .
the group quickly sizes up the situation and each other .
confident in their assessment of matters , a plan is set in motion to escape their hellish environment .
those plans are shredded by the appearance of one of the planet 's wildlife , a predatory , sometimes winged , species that enjoys the taste of blood and flesh .
fortunately , the creatures are light sensitive and are forced to live in networks of catacombs under the planet 's surface .
unfortunately , the group has managed to land on the planet moments before an eclipse is about to occur , taking away their one protection from the monsters .
the group 's savior comes in the form of johns , whose decisive leadership looks to deliver them from purgatory .
or does it ?
pitch black deviates from the standard sci - fi fare by avoiding some of the stock " escape the boogieman " conflicts the genre typically serves up .
just as the planet gave a false facade of lifelessness , first appearances given by the survivors proves to be just as false .
the excitement of the film comes not from the danger posed by the creatures , but rather from watching the shifting allegiances and emotional growth of the characters as the planet serves as a deus ex machina of sorts to catalyze emotional growth .
a recurrent theme runs throughout the movie of faith , whether it be religious or in a person , and how that powers their motivations .
i found it telling that an accidental death occurs early on due to the misperception of a self professed atheist .
conversely , imam constantly contributes any good fortune to allah .
one by one , his perceived heaven sent blessings are taken away and crushed .
imam is forced to reassess his faith .
another character expresses belief in god , along with a life long hate .
yet another character makes a decision that echoes the sentiments of christ about selflessness and has lasting repercussions for several of group .
it is a fascinating character study hiding under the guise of a scare flick .
special mention should be made of vin diesel , who intriguingly conveys feral menace combined with a truly mesmerizing presence .
his character could have easily slipped into a parody of the baddass killing machine , but twohy and diesel add surprising depth to riddick .
they can be excused for the two or three shwarzenegger - like catch phrases that growl their way out of diesel 's mouth .
the movie has its flaws that can be nitpicked .
the creatures do look derivative of the ones in alien .
the dialogue is n't the freshest at times , reminiscent of a bad comic book .
yes , the appearance of riddick 's vision skills are more than a little timely considering the situation .
these trappings are on the periphery of the story twohy is really trying to tell .
twohy may have lured you in under the pretense of scaring you with film fabricated boogieman , but he shows the real boogieman to be the prejudices and beliefs we use to direct decisions in our lives .

Ex Output:
P


Ex Input:
plot : good ol' texan kid suddenly gets to play first - string quarterback on his high school team 's football team , in a town where football is considered religion .
the coach is just about the biggest a - hole you 'd ever want to meet , who will do practically anything to win .
the good ol' texan boy does not approve of said man 's methods .
critique :
a fun football movie .
this film was obviously geared towards the teen market , with mtv behind its production , a big tv star actor in the lead role , rockin ' hip music galore , and plenty of t&a .
having said that , i enjoyed the look and feel of the movie
, thought james van der beek gave a solid performance , loved the slick sounds , and yup , loved that t&a !
i actually thought this was a comedy going in , but overall , it plays more towards the dramatic , than a comedy .
i also enjoyed jon voight 's performance as the stubborn dick coach , as well as many of the other character players on the team .
this is not a classic film by any stretch of the imagination , but it might teach some kids the hard lessons behind the " fun " game of football , or just allow them to have a good time for about an hour and forty - five minutes in the movie theatre ( or in the comfort of their own home , depending on where you watch this stuff . )
all in all , i would definitely watch this movie if you like football , play football or want your kid to succeed in high school football .
you could also watch it if you like teen flicks with a lot of cute guys and girls running around doing their stuff .
and did i mention the t&a ? : ) little known facts about this film and its stars : james van der beek actually started acting after a concussion stopped him from playing football in real life .
he is the oldest of three children , and his father is a cellular phone salesman while his mom runs a gymnastics studio .
he 's born in connecticut and received $ 200 , 000 for his role in this film .
actor scott caan , who plays football player " tweeder " in this film , is the son of famed actor james caan in real life .
that 's right
, he 's sonny 's son !
actress amy smart , who plays van der beek 's girlfriend in this movie , also played the main star 's girl in the 1999 film outside providence ( 6 . 5/10 ) .
screenwriter w .
peter iliff also had a part in writing the screenplays for the 1992 harrison ford film , patriot games , and the keanu reeves surfing flick , point break .
director brian robbins might be best remembered as the " cool dude " from the tv series " head of the class " .
his name was eric mandrian and he generally wore a long , black trench coat on the show .
the book mox ( james van der beek ) is reading on the sidelines in this movie , hidden inside the team 's playbook , is " slaughterhouse - five " by kurt vonnegut , jr .
the high school fight song played at the pep rally is the texas a&m war hymn .

Ex Output:
P


Ex Input:
seen july 8 , 1998 at the crossgates cinema 18 , ( albany , ny ) , theater # 7 , at 8
: 15 p .
m .
with my mom using hoyts cinema cash .
[ theater rating :
*
* * 1/2 : very good sound , picture , and seats ]
it 's very rare that any medium of entertainment can give one an authentic , vivid sense of reality and life .
all stories are about select moments of time and places in the characters ' lives , but only the truly great ones are able to define their realities well enough so the audience can experience it just as the characters do .
therefore , " gone with the wind " deserves accolades for its ability to tell the epic story it does , in such a crafted , intricate , and entertaining manner . it 's a crowning achievement , not only in filmmaking , but for storytelling itself .
the film takes place in georgia before , during , and after the civil war .
this plays a major factor in the film 's success .
to use such a historic setting presents many possibilities and problems since no one was alive at the time to verify its accuracy .
it might also seem cliche , boring and other such deterent factors to potential viewers .
can a story set so long ago be relatable now ?
the film confronts all these problems , paradoxically , by not cronfronting them .
it does n't simply plug in the " right thing " at the " right time , " it creates an entire reality where everything makes sense and said concerns are irrelevant .
building a strong foundation is important to all forms of media , without which , what is there to build on ?
we 're given some backstory here and learn a little about our characters , especially our main character , scarlett o'hara ( leigh ) , a beautiful southern belle with a will of steel , a cunning wit , and a tremendous sense of liberty in such an oppressive time .
she knows how her society works , wherein everything she does can and will play a role in the shaping of her life and those around her .
right from the beginning we realize how determined she is to have her way no matter what the consequences may be .
being the most sought - after woman allows her to manipulate men ( and their women ) to ensure she gets her way , whether it be obvious ( i .
e . who will be the one to get her food ) , or subtle ( i .
e .
getting married just to spite someone ) .
the man she claims to love is ashley wilkes ( howard ) , a modest gentleman who does not seem to have the same passion for her as she does for him .
he is n't so arrogant and demanding as scarlett , in fact , he 's engaged to a woman with a personality much more like his .
her name is melanie ( de havilland ) , and she is one of the sweetest , kindest , and most likable characters one will ever see .
she and scarlett become very dear friends , but she never suspects the jealously scarlett has for her , and the love she has for her husband .
her meekness is both her strongest and weakest characteristic - it defines who she is , but does n't give her much emotional self - defense . acting a catalyst to the love triangle , and to the story as a whole is the daper , stong - willed , cunning , cocky southern business and military man captain rhett butler ( gable ) .
he 's quite a character
all right - everyone listens to what he has to say even though he 's got a bad reputation .
butler makes no apologies for his vast amount of money nor his behavior .
he tells everyone the much - needed truth in the rigid caste - like society where freewill does n't seem to exist , everything is done out of honor and tradition .
for example , in his first appearance butler tells his fellow southerners there 's no way the south could defeat the north if war were to break out .
this angers them , not for his lack of faith , but because he has the gall to say it aloud and boastfully at that .
"
do we have ammunition factories ?
do we have food ?
do we have a navy ?
all we have is tobacco .
"
all true statements and yet the south still insists he 's wrong .
butler is a shifty character to be sure , but he takes such pride in his arrogance it 's appealing .
scarlett notices this too when she first sees him , and from the look butler gives her ,
we know he 's not going to stop until he has her .
but scarlett ca n't get past her need for ashley , and during a scene which sets the stage for the grand story , butler learns of this and continues to throw it back at scarlett forever .
and so the story goes on , with scarlett being thrown obstacle after obstacle in her life .
the conflicts she must overcome range from taking care of her entire family to finding a proper husband , especially after she is " marked " for life when her first husband dies .
this gives the film many opportunities to bring in more characters into the epic story .
some are vital for only a few scenes , but their true signifcance will endure throughout the film .
in most films only a few characters exist for support in background , but this film is more realistic and believable as it incorporates a supporting cast the size of a small town and everyone has signficance .
even people in the background seem more than just extras wandering the set .
the costuming design is outstanding so that the film makes for a real sense of time and place .
the filmmakers could have easily set more scenes indoors and narrowly focused to avoid having to show the outside , real world , but these types of simple approaches are never taken .
the first half of the film depicts the traumatic experience the south faced at the last days of the civil war .
fleming is able to convey the horror of it all by painting an image of destruction and letting the viewer decide just how bad it is .
one scene has scarlett working as a nurse at a military hospital while we hear a soldier in the background screaming , " no ! not my leg !
do n't cut off my leg !
" another scene shows her simplying trying to cross a street , but as the camera pulls back , we see that her path is blocked by hundreds of wounded soldiers , but it is their moaning that 's more graphic than all the bloody gore could ever be .
as the second half begins , the film concentrates more on scarlett as a completely independent woman who single - handedly takes care of her family and melanie just to spite the tyrany of the north .
she manages to resurrect the family plantation , but all the willpower she has ca n't help her when she must pay exuberhant taxes set by the north after the south 's ultimate defeat .
this brings rhett butler back into the picture and thus begins their torrid love- hate relationship .
most of the second half of the film is somehow related to the relationship ( or lack thereof ) between rhett and scarlett .
each uses the other for personal gain , but at the same time they still feel an intimate connection with each other .
scarlett continues to use her manipulative powers over men to get what she wants and because rhett ca n't help but want her more every time she tries to one - up him such as marrying another man and taking over his business .
they say opposites attract , but the conflict between rhett and scarlett goes way beyond opposing personalities , it borders on magnetic polarization .
they need each other and know this , yet they never seem truly happy together .
perhaps they mistake love for passion , and the film leaves it up to us to make this call .
both have things the other wants and vice versa , but when they compromise , is it just to get their own way or because they actually care for each other .
love and the perception of love are two completely separate things and throughout the final act of the film , we 're left wondering if rhett and scarlett ever truly loved each other and why . gable and leigh do have great chemistry , always leaving the viewer wondering which emotions were authentic and which were manufacture .
all ?
none ?
either way is possible and it 's a mystery that can not be solved even upon repeated viewings .
it 's safe to say most of us wo n't live such overly dramatic lives as those in " gone with the wind , " but it 's still a masterpiece for its ability to give us a sense that we 've just experienced a life 's worth of joy and pain .

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P