Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Doesn't Trust The Viewer

This could have been a very good movie; the under-appreciated housewife daring to go off to Greece without her husband, having a brief and refreshing fling with a sexy Greek man, and an ultimate reconciliation with her husband. The problem with the wife character is that she tells the viewer everything, every single thing that she is feeling, how she is reacting, posing questions to the audience, etc. So much of what she told the audience could have been brought out with non-verbal gestures, facial expressions, and good acting. The viewer is not trusted to be able to tell what is going on with the main character; the viewer is told how to feel, with whom to sympathize, and is actually lectured on middle age angst; really, we are smarter and more perceptive than that. It's like putting a sign on a tree that says "This is a tree." This story's approach might work on stage, but, on the screen, it is annoying.