Instruct: Classify a given Amazon review as either positive or negative.
Query: Outstanding in its field

Depending on your world view, you'll either dismiss "Field Of Dreams" as cloying new age hokum for aging hippie NPR-supporting lefties, or you'll find it a magical,emotionally resonant modern-day Capra-esque fable. Although star Kevin Costner gives one of his more appealing performances (before his ego got the better of him), it's the venerable presence of both James Earl Jones (quite memorable as a J.D. Salinger-type author) and Burt Lancaster (a class act as always, in one of his final screen roles) that give the movie some real heft. Ray Liotta and Amy Madigan are both cast against type as a benevolent ghost and Costner's feisty yet unconditionally loving wife, repectively. A definite one-of-a-kind movie experience, despite several attempts since by other filmmakers to capture the same magic ("Contact" and "Frequency" were nice tries, but fell short of the mark).