Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Woody and New York, in Quintessence

The film's memorable visual overture, set to "Rhapsody in Blue," exquisitely captures the beauty of Manhattan: gritty and poetic and pulsating. This is a movie rich in textures, thanks to Gordon Willis's lush black-and-white cinematography and Woody Allen's fine script, which casts a somewhat forgiving eye on its tangled web of relationships. Ultimately, and as only Woody can, the film's bittersweet ending, while not upbeat, manages to be uplifting. Memorable performances from Allen, Mariel Hemingway (her finest performance--bar none), Dianne Keaton, and Michael Murphy. Meryl Streep makes her film debut in a small part. The VHS version was widescreen when widescreen wasn't cool. I only wish that there were some additions for the DVD version, but it's hard to imagine Woody talking about one of his films in such detail. The details are on-screen, I guess, and that's good enough for me.