Summarize the following movie reviews:

1. Koji Yakusho grounds the film with his emotional truth
2. Beautiful film. The length of this may frighten people away but it shouldn't, this suspends time.
3. Aoyama needs to put the editing into other hands.
4. Without question, the film could have been a bit shorter, especially towards the end, but Eureka is a powerful, luxurious study of lives changed in the aftermath of violence.
5. Events and characters point in familiar directions, but Eureka is rarely familiar.
6. Patient viewers will find ample rewards in its 217 minutes of eloquently filmed cinema.
7. You feel time slipping through your fingers, but, gorgeous and studied to a fault, the film doesn't give you time to look down at your hands.
8. This is a film to visually savor.
9. Don't let the running time scare you away from the exceptional bit of filmmaking.
10. Its rewards are greater than any bright-and-tight Hollywood movie you've seen so far this year.

Summary:
With its subtitles and a running time nearing four hours, Eureka certainly places demands upon its viewers. For those with the patience, however, this visually lovely film builds to an emotionally resonant vision of transcendence.