Summarize the following movie reviews:

1. An extravagantly cast buddy movie, a summertime caper flick, peppered with a few thrills and many laughs.
2. Like a diet cola, The Score has fizz, but very little savor and no calories to speak of.
3. The script is only so-so but it has a terrific retro style, it's well-directed and it makes an engrossing showcase for its trio of stars.
4. The acting amplitude of Marlon Brando, Robert De Niro and Edward Norton gives Frank Oz's finely wrought film dimensions and resonance rare in a heist drama.
5. With its star lineup, The Score is an important film that allows its cast room to explore the characters.
6. De Niro and Norton play off of each other beautifully.
7. ...no worse or no better than the rest, which makes it just good enough.
8. A top-drawer heist movie that ratchets up the tension inch by careful inch, The Score will remind you of classic caper films of the past, and that is a good thing.
9. There are explosions, double-crosses and chase sequences, but it just doesn't add up to edge-of-your-seat tension.
10. The Score plays a familiar tune, but plays it well.

Summary:
Though the movie treads familar ground in the heist/caper genre, DeNiro, Norton, and Brando make the movie worth watching.