Instruct: Classify a given Amazon review as either positive or negative.
Query: A "special" edition that's not widescreen?

I was very much looking forward to adding this to my collection, since I remember my parents taking me when I was a child and loving it. I thought for sure this special edition would be a great addition to my collection.WRONG!It's not in widescreen! Does the late (and great) John Huston, who shot this film in 2.35:1, deserve to have the special edition of his film chopped up to Pan & Scan? For those who say you only lose a little off the sides, consider this: for 2.35:1 films like "Annie", you lose about 40% of the original picture. 40% in my opinion is much more than a "little bit." Imagine having 40% of your family portrait chopped off!If you really love this movie (and many do, including me), you should let Columbia know that you want (and deserve) an anamorphic widescreen presentation (which means enhanced for widescreen TVs) in its original aspect ratio (OAR) of 2.35:1.