Instructions: In this task, you must classify if a given review is positive/negative, indicating your answer as P or N.
Input: sometimes a movie comes along that falls somewhat askew of the rest .
some people call it " original " or " artsy " or " abstract " .
some people simply call it " trash " .
a life less ordinary is sure to bring about mixed feelings .
definitely a generation - x aimed movie , a life less ordinary has everything from claymation to profane angels to a karaoke - based musical dream sequence .
whew !
anyone in their 30 's or above is probably not going to grasp what can be enjoyed about this film .
it 's somewhat silly
, it 's somewhat outrageous , and it 's definitely not your typical romance story , but for the right audience ,
it works .
a lot of hype has been surrounding this film due to the fact that it comes to us from the same team that brought us trainspotting .
well sorry folks , but i have n't seen trainspotting
so i ca n't really compare .
whether that works in this film 's favor or not is beyond me .
but i do know this : ewan mcgregor , whom i had never had the pleasure of watching , definitely charmed me .
he was great !
cameron diaz 's character was uneven and a bit hard to grasp .
the audience may find it difficult to care about her , thus discouraging the hopes of seeing her unite with mcgregor after we are immediately sucked into caring about and identifying with him .
misguided ?
you bet .
loveable ?
you bet .
a life less ordinary was a delight and even had a bonus for me
when i realized it was filmed in my hometown of salt lake city , utah .
this was just one more thing i did n't know about this movie when i sat down with a five dollar order of nachos and a three dollar coke .
maybe not knowing the premise behind this film made for a pleasant surprise ,
but i think even if i had known , i would have been just as happy .
a life less ordinary is quirky , eccentric , and downright charming !
not for everyone , but a definite change of pace for your typical night at the movies .
Output:
P