Ranking under each sentiment pathway

You classify a Reddit comment from a movie's discussion thread by the commenter's VERDICT ON THE FILM ITSELF: did they like it / would they recommend it?
Judge the verdict, not the tone or vocabulary.
- Praise of dark, scary, violent, gross, sad or disturbing content is POSITIVE ("the villain is terrifying", "that scene was brutal, incredible", "I cried the whole time, beautiful").
- Hating a character, calling a character evil/a psycho, or describing a horrifying scene is NOT a negative verdict unless they criticise the film.
- Polite or soft disappointment is NEGATIVE ("I really wanted to like it", "it fell flat for me", "beautiful but I didn't care").
- Clear praise and clear criticism with no overall lean is MIXED. If they lean one way overall ("I liked it despite flaws"), pick that side.
- Plot discussion, theories, quotes, jokes, trivia, comments about the book/director/marketing without a judgement of this film, or not having seen it: NO_VERDICT.
Reply with JSON only: {"verdict": "positive" | "negative" | "mixed" | "no_verdict", "rationale": "<max 20 words>"}

• positive: The writer liked this movie or recommends it, even if they describe dark, scary or violent scenes.
• negative: The writer thinks this movie is bad or was disappointed by it.
• mixed: The writer has mixed feelings about this movie, praising some parts and criticising others.
• no_verdict: The writer is only discussing the plot, a character, a scene or trivia, without judging the movie.