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

Example Input: in the line of duty is the critically praised series of television movies dealing with the real - life incidents that claimed lives of law enforcement officers in usa .
the twilight murders , another one from the series , is dealing with the case of gordon kahl ( played by rod steiger ) , old farmer from north dakota who would rather spend a year in prison than pay taxes to the despised u .
s .
government .
after being released , he still refuses to pay taxes and the warrant is issued for his arrest .
when the u . s .
marshals come to arrest him , it turns out that kahl is n't alone .
many poor farmers in rural northwest share his extremist anti - government beliefs , and the routine operation turns into shootout that would leave federal officers that .
that brings fbi on the scene , and agent mayberly ( michael gross ) is supervising the manhunt .
however , his efforts seem fruitless , since kahl still has many supporters , some of them even in the local law enforcement .
after betrayed , 1988 thriller by costa gavras , hollywood mostly ignored the disturbing trends of rising right - wing extremism in the american northwest , and that remained so until oklahoma city bombing , when media hype brought right - wingers back into spotlight .
until that time , only the television movies like this one bothered to pay attention to that phenomenon .
unfortunately , the twilight murders is still routine and formulaic television film , that uses sensationalist real life content in order to cover lack of originality in the script .
sometimes , like many american tv movies , it creates drama where drama should n't be
.
on the other hand , film is steadily directed by dick lowry , and rod steiger does good job potraying gordon kahl .
on the other hand , michael gross as his pursuer is quite wooden and his interaction with some of the actors is terrible .
however , film does deal with potentially thought - provoking social and political issues , so hour and half spent in front of the screen should n't be the total waste of time .
Example Output: N

Example Input: the scene at the end of 1989 's ' dead poets society , ' when robin williams ' english students stand up on their desk and say , ' captain , my captain , ' gets me every time .
unfortunately , the court room scene near the end of robin 's newest film , ' patch adams , ' does n't have anywhere near the same impact .
from the surface ' patch adams ' looks very promising .
it 's a story about a not so young man , patch adams ( robin williams ) , who finds meaning in his life through helping sick people .
when the film opens , we find patch , depressed and suicidal , checking himself into a mental hospital .
in a few scenes , strongly reminiscent of ' one flew over the cuckoo 's nest , ' he ends up helping the patients through their problems ; and it 's here that he finds how much he loves working with people .
so he checks himself out of the hospital , and heads straight to medical school .
right from the start , patch uses comedy to help make the patient more comfortable .
he continuously breaks medical tradition and makes the dean of the school angry .
shortly after joining medical school , he meets and falls in love with carin ( monica potter ) .
they , along with patch 's dork friend , truman ( daniel london ) , start a medical clinic for uninsured people .
once the dean catches wind of the clinic , he tells patch he ca n't graduate and kicks him out of school .
patch , like what any true american would do , takes the school to court .
it 's here where the not so climatic court room battle takes place , over whether or not patch can become a real doctor .
i have never seen a movie with some potential
just completely blow it .
it seems more like a series of short sketches , rather than a full - length movie .
considering it runs almost two hours , much too long for such a light film , it could have flowed much smoother .
not to mention the fact of how serious the film takes itself , and manages to cover all the cliches of bad melodrama .
robin williams saves the film from being abysmal with several comic scenes that elevate the movie to entertaining and worthwhile levels .
but those moments are rare and in the end ' patch adams ' is barely average .
Example Output: N

Example Input: everyone knows someone like giles de'ath : stuffy , arrogant , set in his ways , and at war with anything that could in any way be associated with " progress .
"
giles is a writer , but the product of his typewriter is the kind of scholarly stuff that is immediately put onto library stacks where it can gather dust until some graduate student needs another reference for his or her thesis .
his house looks like an immaculate museum ?
with no television , microwave , word processor , or other technological gadgets , only the electric lights betray that he 's living in the twentieth century , not the nineteenth .
this is the kind of role that could easily be turned into a flat stereotype , but john hurt , in what is certainly his best performance in a decade and possibly the most impressive of his long and distinguished career , turns " erstwhile fogy " giles into a three - dimensional human being .
despite his tunnel vision , it 's impossible not to like the man , especially after his entire being is transformed by that singular affliction to which no one is immune : love .
and , as giles discovers during the course of this amusing , warm - hearted motion picture , it 's possible to find the object of one 's affection in the most unusual places .
giles , who is a widower and a recluse , does not frequent the cinema , but when he learns that an e . m . forster film is playing at the local theater , he screws up his courage and decides to go .
what he does n't realize is that the movie house is showing two films : the forster adaptation and a teen exploitation flick called hotpants college ii .
a nonplused giles ends up sitting in a darkened room watching buff male and female bodies in various states of undress .
just as giles is about to leave , however , he notices ronnie bostock ( jason priestley ) , and , suddenly , it 's love at first sight .
giles is enraptured , and the moment hotpants college ii is over , he beings to scour stores for bostock memorabilia , including teen magazines and video tapes .
( in order to watch those tapes , giles must buy a vcr , but he initially does n't realize that he needs a tv to use the vcr . )
eventually , not satisfied with being the world 's foremost authority on bostock , giles boards a plane and travels to long island , where his idol 's home is located .
bostock is away when giles arrives , but the wily englishman manages to befriend ronnie 's supermodel girlfriend , audrey ( fiona loewi ) .
eventually , the actor arrives home and , impressed with giles ' demeanor and intelligence , he begins to rely on the older man 's advice .
but , while giles ' affection runs deep , ronnie 's feelings are less constant .
love and death on long island is a comedy , and a very funny one at that .
in fact , for its first half , the film is nearly - perfect .
it suffers a fall - off once giles reaches new york , and the ending , with its none - too - subtle homosexual overtones , is a little too overbearing for the lighthearted material that precedes it .
in his gently satirical approach to popular culture and movie stardom , writer / director richard kwietniowski , adapting from the novel by gilbert adair , is 100 % on- target .
in the process , he not only creates a truly likable and memorable character in giles , but says a few things about the transforming power of love , even if it is unrequited .
from start to finish , this is clearly hurt 's movie ?
he 's in almost every frame .
it 's a role that the veteran actor must have relished , because he makes giles an unforgettable motion picture figure , and does so by means of dialogue delivery , body language , and ever - changing facial expressions .
jason priestley , cashing in on his beverly hills 90210 image , is surprisingly effective as the shallow ronnie .
he is charismatic , and it 's not hard to understand why giles is attracted to ronnie .
meanwhile , solid support is provided by the appealing fiona loewi and the always - reliable maury chaykin .
love and death on long island is many things wrapped into one : a social commentary ( it tackles the thorny issue of film as pure art versus film as mindless entertainment ) , a buddy picture / love story ( ronnie and giles have one of the most interesting relationships found anywhere on a movie screen these days ) , and a " fish out of water " tale ( victorian relic giles forced into the modern world ) .
yet , despite the many laughs love and death offers ,
it never takes cheap shots .
it has a vibrant , beating heart ? and that makes the comedy all the more worthwhile .
Example Output:
P