Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: An interesting Concept on Medical REsearch Hubris

Roger Corman struck gold with this film. Ray Milland plays a dr. who develops special drops which allow him to see the ultra-long spectrum, i.e. x-rays. Using this power, he is able to save a little girl's life, only to be condemned for bucking established procedure.Needing more money to continue his experiments, he runs the table at Vegas, only to run afoul of the mob. Fleeing from them, he runs afoul of the law.It's a commentary on how research, for whatever supposed good, must be guided by ethics and morality. Since machines were capable of providing the same info, Milland's desire is pure egotistical, to do something no one else can.He gives a stellar performance, with good supporting roles. Corman once again demonstrates his social satire skills on a low budget.