Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): Incredible, Uplifting, and Inspiring . After watching "Tupac Resurrection," I found myself with a much greater appreciation for 2Pac's music.  I was also amazed how 2Pac's many interviews and recordings were seemlessly pieced together to make it sound as if Tupac himself was narrating his own documentary.  Although it is a bit eerie at first listening to a dead man narrate his own life (and death), it is a much more involving and incredible experience with 2Pac's narration.      Tupac lived an amazing life, even if it was tragically cut short.  Tupac Resurrection, then, is a movie that can be appreciated even by people who are not fans of Tupac or rap in general.  I watched this movie with my brother, who is absolutely not a fan of rap at all, and even he enjoyed the movie.  It is just that 2Pac was such a charismatic, intelligent, and poetic man that he is just fascinating to listen to.  And, this movie is doubly fascinating listening to a man narrate his entire life, from birth to death.    If you are a fan of 2Pac, this is a must-have.  As I said before, after watching "Tupac Resurrection" I gained an even greater appreiciation of his music.  Even for those that aren't fans of Tupac or even rap in general, I highly recommend this movie because it is simply an intense story about a man that is birthed into this world with nothing, becomes rich from an intense dedication to his artistic medium, and then dies a tragic, early death.    The only thing I have left to do is quote Roger Ebert's review, because I really believe he hits the nail right on the head when he says, "Let's assume you are a person who never intends to see a doc about rap music, but might have it in you to see one. This is the one."  I highly recommend this movie to everyone.  Rap fans or not.  Tupac fans or not
Output (English): POS