Instruct: Classify a review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: I Don't Brake for Remakes

Add "Straw Dogs" to the list of films remade by Hollywood in an effort to -- well, make more money off a known commodity.This film represents an earnest effort, I guess, and one can appreciate the idea of moving the class warfare from England to America's Bayou Country.Unfortunately, James Marsden is no Dustin Hoffman, and director Rod Lurie is no Sam Peckinpah. The only person who brings anything noteworthy to this new effort is the explosive and ever watchable James Woods, playing an angry and alcoholic Southern football coach whose daughter winds up being the victim of a developmentally challenged young man."Straw Dogs" is a powerful drama, to be sure, an inflammatory mix of violence, sex, and conflict between a community and its "others," but it was made in 1971 by Sam Peckinpah, and that is the version you should see. Accept no substitutes!