Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Saw this film when it released in '55-still great now!

It has a certain sentimental value to be but it sure earns that five stars. This is a film with a socially commenting relative plot which along the way had many small moments. When Dadier told Miller to stop calling him chief-he did it anyway, Dadier exposing his own racism when he called Miller,"you black...." and then did not finish the sentence. Miller did not seem to hold that against him because he saw Dadier as flawed like everyone else. It was a realy good commentary on our process of socialization in the US and I think is still relative today. Today instead of knives and baseballs thrown against the blackboard-kids use guns and bombs. In many ways it seems like nothing has changed since 1955. Anyway I liked the ending-it was hopeful-maybe not what audiences would like today-but suggested that kids can change with trust and commitment from those who matter in their lives-parents, teachers etc. Joe.