Instruct: Classify an Amazon review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: Subtle, it ain't!

Any time you notice someone acting, it's not necessarily a good thing! As I sat back watching Daniel Day-Lewis in Gangs of New York, I kept thinking to myself, "Wow, look at Daniel Day-Lewis do this," and "look at Daniel Day-Lewis do that," and "gosh, Daniel Day-Lewis has a lot of talent!" It suddenly dawned on me that I wasn't taking the chararacter of Bill the Butcher as seriously as I was DDL's skill as a performer. This to me is not perfect acting. If it had been, I wouldn't have noticed the "actor" at all. Don't get me wrong, DDL is still the most entertaining aspect of the film, but that's more a testiment to the film's failure rather than DDL's brilliance. I have loved Day-Lewis' past screen performances, but this one is best suited on stage where subtlety is not really a requirement. I never thought I'd live to witness a subtle, introspective Jack Nicholson (in About Schmidt) and a flamboyant, scenery-chewing Daniel Day-Lewis in the same year!