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

Example Input: robin hood :
men in tights is another mel - brooks - produced film in the classic tradition of movies like blazing saddles and young frankenstein .
mel brooks is well known for his comic look at regular life , his fast paced dialogue and sharp wit .
unfortunately , robin hood :
men in tights has none of the easy going humor of blazing saddles , none of the fun acting of young frankenstein , is devoid of the charm of spaceballs , and is even lacking the good , solid dialogue of history of the world .
it is , in short , one of the worst movies i have seen mel brooks , or anybody else , produce .
the plot borrows heavily from the well - received kevin costner movie of last year , robin hood : prince of thieves .
this is not surprising in and of itself , and could have been used to great comic effect , mainly by parodying scenes from the orginal movie .
mel brooks does not take advantage of this , however , and uses the film to launch several ideas into the air , none of which connect and none of which are explained later on .
the movie 's scenes could be shuffled around in any order and one would be hard pressed to notice .
cary elwes , of princess bride fame , plays robin of loxley , a man who was captured in the crusades , fighting with king richard .
he escapes and , joining with a man named achoo
( i am sure you can see the obvious joke ) , fights in england to reclaim his name and the throne for richard , which has been captured by evil prince john , played by funny comic richard lewis .
he also tries for the love of maid marian and attempts to overthrow the evil " sheriff of rottingham " .
a good adventure plot that is sadly unused .
elwes and lewis are both excellent comics , but the dialogue in the movie is simply excruciating .
neither actor has any good words to work with , and the lines simply are n't funny , nor believable .
perhaps the worst example of this is when the group of merry men encounter a man playing a macaulay culkin clone from the hit movie home alone .
this particular scene is so out of place and so badly acted , and followed by so many other scenes of equal miserable ideas , that i really felt like leaving the theatre .
much of the audience continued to look at their watches throughout , and some left the theatre .
chuckles were few and far between , and they mostly dealt with visual jokes ( such as an old , beaten up horse from " rent - a - wreck " ) then from any dialogue whatsoever .
scenes that could have been classics , such as the archery contest , are ruined by poor acting .
perhaps the largest problem with the movie is that it is simply offensive .
the basic plot , that robin has received a key that will unlock the chastity belt of maid marian , is not witty nor funny .
mel brooks as a circumcision - giving rabbi is also offensive to me and others in the audience ( not all jewish , either ) .
the movie simply tries to hard trying to be funny and by and large fails .
the addition of a blind man who stumbles around , falling off cliffs , walking into ledges and being a general buffoon could have had some humorous potential , but is also made terribly offensive .
the only reason to see this movie is the surprise actor at the end who plays king richard .
he is well worth waiting for , if you can stand an hour and half of unfunny dialogue , excruciating visual humor , old puns , ancient jokes and bad acting .
if you ca n't , do n't even bother watching this miserable film .
Example Output: N

Example Input: " 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 !
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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 ]
Example Output: N

Example Input: capsule : the director of cure brings a weird and very complex concept to the screen .
one viewing will not be enough to understand fully the premise of pulse .
the idea is something about ghosts and the internet .
the film has an amazing apocalyptic style .
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+2 ( -4 to +4 ) perhaps the most disturbing ( and disturbed ? ) filmmaker in the world is kiyoshi kurosawa .
his films all seem to have one style , bleak .
the worlds he creates are terrifying and cold .
little known in the us to date , his films deliver the kind of horror that so many of our filmmakers promise and are unable to deliver .
most of his ideas are fresh and at the same time morbid .
his 1998 film cure , with one of his niftiest ideas , is just now getting a sadly limited release in the us and hopefully enough people will see it that his name will soon be one to conjure with .
cure is probably his classic .
last year he released seance , a remake of seance on a wet afternoon .
that was perhaps a miscalculation inserting supernatural elements into a non - supernatural story .
pulse is kurosawa back on form .
taguchi , a young computer expert , is late with his delivery of some important software .
two co - workers go to his apartment and find it a dismal dark affair in spite of his computer equipment .
taguchi , acting very strangely , lets his friends look for the missing software .
meanwhile he slips behind a plastic curtain .
when he fails to respond to calls his friends follow him behind the curtain and discover he has hanged himself .
if that was not horror enough the body seems to disappear leaving just a strange dark mildew - like spot on the wall .
taguchi 's computer seems to have been infected with some kind of computer virus .
people whose computer gets the virus seem superficially to die via suicide .
but they are not entirely dead .
their spirits seem to remain present somehow in the real world and on the internet .
people who get the computer virus are asked if they want to see a ghost .
if they say yes , they seem to be able to see real time images of the spirits still nearby somehow .
the computer shows them impossible images of ghosts in their own rooms as seen from cameras that do not exist .
this is all somehow connected to heaven and hell somehow filling up and overflowing " like a computer disk .
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instead the dead seem to be staying on earth and inhabiting computer viruses .
there is some sort of passage between worlds having something to do with doors marked with red tape and strange electronic disturbances on computers .
leave it to kurosawa to find a new kind of death .
this is a film that has more weird ideas piled together than lifeforce and somehow kurosawa
makes the film all work .
it may not totally convey his message of isolation and its parallels to death , but whatever it does convey is nightmarish .
kurosawa , who directs his own screenplay , ties his story into the real world with some familiar and accurate computer discussion .
frequently the plot is advanced with character hunches being assumed to be fact .
his plotting is frequently hard to follow and always very strange .
junichiro hayashi , the cinematographer who recently has been doing all of kurosawa 's films , creates a dark , cold , and gloomy tone .
images are obscured by semi - lighting or are behind plastic curtain .
scenes are not milked for their horror the way american exploitation films might .
people are shot with guns but there is little if any blood in evidence .
seeing black silhouettes on computer screens is not immediately scary .
kurosawa is not going for and easy visual shock , but a deeper metaphysical dread .
of any horror filmmaker in the world , kiyoshi kurosawa is the one to watch .
i rate this metaphysical look at isolation a 7 on the 0 to 10 scale and a +2 on the -4 to +4 scale .
Example Output:
P