Instruct: Classify a given review as either positive or negative.
Query: Walk a mile in Jarman's shoes...

Much has been written about this fine work, the last by innovative British filmmaker Derek Jarman. A rumination on AIDS, produced when he was rendered blind by the disease, the film consists of a soundtrack of Jarman's narration surrounded by a collage of music and sound effects; the screen itself is just the color blue, never changing during the running time of the film. Seen in a darkened theater, the blue screen almost staring at you, "Blue" is a very moving experience - you're really put in Jarman's shoes as he takes a journey through a terminal illness that has robbed the filmmaker of his sight. On home video, the impact of what some have criticised as a "gimmick" might be minimized, but "Blue" is a remarkable achievement worthy of checking out. Turn out the lights, screen it on a big tv to fill the room with the solid color and give it a try. It might surprise you.