Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): Superb . Just in case the preceeding reviews don't settle the question, I'll add my unqualified rave to the list.      The subject matter of this film is important for many reasons and is equally full of dramatic potential - this movie makes the most of both.  The screenplay is constructed like a Beethoven symphony - logical, constantly moving forward, boiling with energy.  The script, presumably, is based on the original transcript of the conference.  The acting - well - how can one praise it enough?  The human drama - the constant interplay of personal politics, intellectual fencing, bestial attitudes and genuine emotional reactions to the subject matter being discussed - it's captivating from first to last.  And the last scenes are superbly poignant - the final intimate focus on both Heydrich and Eichmann as shallow men and profound monsters, the use of Schubert (as both reference and musical score) to underline the moral desolation and irony at hand, the final roll call to enumerate the sober injustice of the participants' ultimate fate.    This is yet another HBO movie which raises the bar for American cinema, proving that one can still make a great statment on film without either large budgets or avant garde methods.  I can watch this over and over and always get something new out of the experience - which, of course, is the very best recommendation for actually purchasing a movie on DVD.  Buy it and watch it often
Output (English): POS