Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Flaws Everywhere One Looks

Even knowing something about the tumultuous history of France at the time this film is set won't make this murky plot much clearer. Falsely billed in such a way that it is aimed at both lovers of history and those who appreciate cinematic eroticism (and hey, who doesn't?) Queen Margot fails to deliver to either audience. Purporting to enlighten us as to the machinations of those who paired the Protestant Henri (future king Henri IV) with the ardently Catholic Margot, played by she of the stunningly beautiful eyes, Isabelle Adjani, what unfolds in this slow-moving period piece is little above confusion. I pity anyone who goes into this movie without a background on French religious history of the late 1500's, and I truly can't grasp what it is about this production that makes critics review it so generously.