Instruct: Classify a review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: The best of Old School

Between Two Worldsis a wonderful film that is of a tradition often called for in American culture wars. It deals with one idea of Purgatory, and interestingly, is decidedly non-judgmental. Sidney Greenstreet's character deals with each human with one idea -- redemption. Even the "condemned" are told, "We never interfere." The theme of personal responsibility is strong, but without the post-modernist tendency to imply that God owes anyone an outcome without consequences for choices made. It is thoughtful, but not preachy. Our culture wars often turn on whether "I" am the center of all being. The film is more subtle than Dante, and speaks to the issues of judgment and the after-life with a refreshing tone. It is indicative of why such films are timeless, and greatly valued.