Case: keeps adding flourishes -- artsy fantasy sequences -- that simply feel wrong 
Classification: melotrope


Case: intimate and intelligent 
Classification: franchisement


Case: a rather unbelievable love interest 
Classification: melotrope


Case: appalling as any ` comedy ' 
Classification: melotrope


Case: the lively intelligence of the artists and their perceptiveness about their own situations 
Classification: franchisement


Case: continually challenges perceptions of guilt and innocence , of good guys and bad , and asks us whether a noble end can justify evil means . 
Classification: franchisement
What is the classification for the passage below?
this is a superior horror flick . 