Summarize the following movie reviews:

1. An operatic film about organized crime, an ambitious work of social, physical and spiritual geography.
2. Gritty and intense, it reveals the ugly, soft underbelly of the Mafia-type organization that rules Naples and its environs.
3. Another film that critics will champion and average filmgoers will scratch their heads over, while wondering how they got snookered out of the price of a movie ticket.
4. ...an obvious choice by Italy as its entry into the Oscar race for Best Foreign Language Film. Unfortunately, it was not one of the five films selected...
5. As even-toned as a documentary, it plays like the Short Cuts of Sicily; we're not sure who we're watching or why, but by the bloody end we're caught in a web of violent fools
6. A dull repeat of The Sopranos, only without any character development.
7. The malignity can be oppressive -- this is a far cry from Fellini finding poignant uplift in the slums -- but the dramatic structure is complex, the details are instructive, and the sense of tragedy is momentous.
8. Gomorrah takes the time-honored Mafia genre and gives it an all- new twist.
9. Darkly compelling.
10. Gomorrah is a corrosive and ferociously unsentimental fictional look at Italian organized crime.

Summary:
Portraying organised crime with an unflinching realism, this gritty and searing Italian crime masterpiece pulls no punches.