Instruct: Classify a given Amazon review as either positive or negative.
Query: A personal fav- for dillon, copeland and waits...

Someone (coulda' been Copolla, actually) called this movie "Camus for teens," and that pretty accurately describes the intentions of it. The shooting, music, and Artsy techniques are a bit overdone for what is a slight, very vague S.E. Hinton storyline, making the film feel rather over-Angsty and pretentious at times. And Micky Rourke's spaciness, shuffling and "poetic" mumbling wouldn't be confused for Profound by anyone but a 14-year-old. But I was 14-ish when I first saw it, and I loved the hell out of it.I love Stewart Copeland's score, (got it on CD, still listen to it), always like seeing Matt Dillon, who sold this mush with conviction, still think Diane Lane is the hottest gal ever to hit high school, and Tom Waits as Benny, the counter-guy at the greasy-spoon ("watch the languange, watch the language...") still cracks me up.