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

Input: Consider Input: "
what 's your favorite new york moment ? "
" this one 's climbing the charts .
" starring john cusack , kate beckinsale , eugene levy , molly shannon .
directed by peter chelsom .
rated pg-13 .
there 's no doubt that 95 % of romantic comedies follow a distinct pattern
: guy sees girl , guy wants girl , guy goes through unreasonable obstacles to get girl , guy gets girl .
in rare cases , the genders are flipped .
predictability is a given .
rarely , though , is a romantic comedy as cheap , as obvious , or as pointless as serendipity , a film that uses its " theme " as an excuse for its plot contrivances .
" lightweight " does n't begin to describe it .
this is like anti - gravity .
it begins in a new york city bloomingdale 's , a product placement that rivals cast away 's fedex for sheer blatancy .
jonathan trager ( john cusack ) and sara thomas ( kate beckinsale ) both go for the same pair of gloves .
after going through the perfunctory motions , jonathan gets to keep the gloves and the two of them go out for ice cream , followed by ice skating .
jonathan falls hard , and sara is charmed . when she writes her name and number down on a piece of paper , a truck rumbles by and blows it out of her hand .
she takes this as a sign from fate that they should n't be together ; jonathan is flabbergasted . to pacify him , she comes up with an idea : jonathan will write his number on a 5 dollar bill , which she will promptly spend .
when she gets home , she will write her name and number inside a book ( " love in the time of cholera " ) and sell it to a used bookstore .
if the bill gets back to her or the book to him , it will mean that they are meant to be together .
three years later .
both sara and jonathan are now engaged to other love interests .
both realize they are n't content .
both go looking for the other .
what happens now is so absurd that i 'm almost tempted to recommend the film for the sake of seeing it .
the two of them run circles around each other in a set of incredible " coincidences " that i would describe as contrivances if it were n't for the film
oh - so - cleverly dismissing that criticism by building its plot around " serendipity .
"
of course , since the movie is about fate , the screenwriter can do anything he damn well pleases .
i 'm not buying it .
there 's no suspense in any of this because we know exactly what 's going to happen , but serendipity insists on drilling its purportedly " adorable " non - story into our heads .
instead of " will they meet ?
"
the question we 're asking is " when will they meet already ? " to make matters worse , every " coincidence " is telegraphed from a mile away ; by the last reel
i was bored enough to actively look for signs that something else " incredible " was going to happen .
cusack is fine and beckinsale , at least , is n't saddled with another lumbering , clunky screenplay ( she 's had bad luck , what with brokedown palace and pearl harbor on her resume ) , just an inanely pointless one .
serendipity also relieves the tedium with the amazing eugene levy , who plays a snarky bloomingdale 's salesman .
what 's the interest in watching a movie that spirals around and around a predestined
( no pun intended ) conclusion ?
serendipity wants to tug at the heartstrings , but it only tests our patience .

Output: N

Input: Consider Input: in one of my many videos i have attained from the local library , casablanca was my third classic in some weeks .
the others being citizen kane and vertigo ( yes , i am trying to see as many of afi 's greatest movies ever made as i can ) .
but , casablanca stood out from the rest for me : it was actually watchable .
what most hail as the greatest american film ever , casablanca is n't so much a love story as a political frenzy with a love triangle thrown in .
it seems that star humphry bogart spend about 85 percent of the movie with various leaders of the nation instead of with ingred bergman .
that annoyed me , as did the ending .
why did n't the plan turn around ? ! ?
surprisingly , i enjoyed the film .
i liked bogart 's character and his acting
( not over the top as most actors in his era ) .
i once read about if you had a choice to be in a movie , which one would it be , and a women said casablanca .
at first i was thinking to myself " why ?
" then , as i watched the film again , i understood why .
the movie is very well done and the script top - notch , although i doubt i understood more than half of the political mumbo jumbo .
casablanca is , in my mind , no classic ( like solaris ) , but it is a good film and stylishly shot
.
hey , hollywood , how about this : a remake with harrison ford and anne heche ?
now that would be a classic .

Output: P

Input: Consider Input: plot : odin is a great high school basketball player .
he 's dating a hot girl and the coach loves his ass .
in fact , the coach even admits to having fatherly feelings towards him .
unfortunately , the coach 's real son , hugo , is n't too pleased to hear that .
in fact , he does n't like hearing about any of odin 's triumphs , as they generally supersede his own .
so what does he set out to do ?
well , let 's just say that he starts to mess with people 's heads and one thing leads to another thing which leads to .
. .
well , you 'll see .
critique : a very powerful , thoroughly depressing , well - acted " non - teen " movie starring a bunch of teens .
credit director tim blake nelson for creating a modern day version of this shakespearian classic , set in a realistic high school environment , with the basketball championships as the backdrop and an impending sense of doom as it core .
you also have to give it up to all of the actors in this film , who turn over some very convincing performances , taking you through all of their characters ' ups and downs .
hartnett especially should be applauded for taking on such a despicable character , a dude who you just want to grab by the throat and beat the shit out of ( sign of a good actor , if you ask me ) .
phifer also comes to play in this movie , with a nice blend of charisma , fear , love and anger spread over his character .
i was always on this guy 's side and definitely felt sorry for him as things moved along .
julia stiles was also good , but her character was n't much different from others that she 's played recently .
i was however very surprised with martin sheen 's showing , since i had n't taken him too seriously as an actor over the past few years .
his character is definitely over - the - top in this film , but i appreciated his fervor , his rage , his ultimate and blind desire to win above all .
a great example of a workaholic man who can not see the trees from the forest .
i did have a few reservations about the movie though .
first of all , what was with all of the gangsta hip - hop music used in pretty much every other scene transition ?
it was cute at first , but became a little too obvious and annoying after a few times .
the film was also edited pretty choppily . . .
like some scenes were cut out and no one " cleaned it up " afterwards .
i also did n't like the fact that hartnett 's character , the man behind much of the nastiness that goes down in this film , was infallible .
in other words , pretty much everything he says or asks of someone , happens automatically and without any goofups .
i mean , i know the guy is smart and all , but i would have appreciated a little more " realism " under some of the circumstances .
but overall , the movie will devastate you .
it 's not a " fun date movie " .
it 's not a movie about the high school basketball team and how its black star falls for the white girl from the other side of the tracks .
it 's about jealousy , love , envy , fury , passion , revenge and pretty much any other negative thought that 's ever passed through your head .
is it worth seeing ?
oh , most definitely !
( pun intended ) it 's a moving picture with great performances , no shakespearian speak ( thank you , god ! ) and an outstanding directorial job by nelson .
the final scene alone is enough to send a massive chill down your spine , and i was especially impressed with the director 's choice of music near the end .
in fact , the whole sequence was quite reminiscent of the final showdown scene from taxi driver , and i guess that 's saying something right there .
where 's joblo coming from ?
10 things i hate about you ( 7/10 )
- election ( 7/10 ) - hamlet ( 6/10 ) - love 's labor 's lost ( 8/10 ) - natural born killers ( 9/10 ) - save the last dance ( 7/10 ) - shakespeare in love ( 5/10 )
Output: P