Instruct: Classify the given review as either positive or negative.
Query: The man does what he does well...

Anyone who reads Burke knows about his narrative style, and almost every fan has heard the "Chandler meets Faulkner" talk. It is all true. His style is addictive and hypnotic, producing prose that elevates the mystery/thriller genre, or rather submerges it into the murky depths of the bayou. It's all about the prose...which is why Cadillac Jukebox and the other novels in the series would not make great movies (also why Heaven's Prisoners didn't do Robicheaux or Burke justice). You can't translate this narrative to screen successfully. The plot of Cadillac Jukebox is not structured for Hollywood, and frankly, at times made little sense. But, who cares when the writing is this good. I beg you, Tommy Lee Jones, or whoever optioned this script, please don't make this a movie. You will tarnish this wonderful creation.