Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Leave well enough alone

I've seen Annie Hall quite a number of times on VHS. However when I bought and viewed the DVD, I was very disappointed about one particular scene. In VHS versions, with regards to the balcony scene I do not ever recall the subtitles taking the audience by the hand and include the word '(thinking)'as a preface to the characters thoughts!! Did I miss something here or did some marketing genius decide that for the DVD version MOST audiences would never understand that the characters are 'thinking' and those white subtitles are actually their thoughts so we'd better play it safe and include the word 'thinking' a couple of times before each thought just to make sure.To me it's akin to altering any artistic masterpiece.If Woody Allen were dumb enough to include the word (thinking) before his characters thought,he would have done so in the original film......he didn't.