Instruct: Classify the given Amazon review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: Flawed, Often Beautiful, Poignant Film

Michael Mayer has always gotten great performances from actors on stage and he shows himself adept at repeating this success on film. This is a beautiful film with great moments of humour and knowing tenderness (early scenes with Sissy Spacek, her son, and his best friend listening to Laura Nyro are truly spectacular and almost the admission alone). This movie's heart is always alert even when the some of the charaterizations become a little more fuzzy, particularly Colin Farrell's innocent boy-man. He seems strangely so much more naive as a man than he did as a teenage boy, becoming almost sweetly autistic at times, that he seems more someone's memories of a person than an actual person. Still, it is a wonderful film to sink into and a lovely bunch of people with which to spend a couple of hours.