Instruct: Classify a given review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: The Fall of the Bronston Empire

This bloated, overlong epic marked the virtual end of multi-million dollar spectacular movies produced in the late fifties and early sixties. Boasting the largest budget ever at the time, it also grossed the least amount of money for this sort of film (a mere $500K). Its screenwriter, Philip Yordan, once told me that after this movie "the banks closed their doors whenever they saw Sam Bronston coming." Despite its impressive cast, the film is downright dreary. How did such a huge film on such a fascinating subject go so terribly wrong? It's too bad, really, because I miss this kind of spectacle with thousands of "live" extras and fabulous, rousing music scores.