Q: 1. The sort of movie that was probably more fun to make than it is to watch.
2. The movie goes out on a high, but until then, it plays almost like the pilot for a TV series. But it would be a good TV series.
3. The cerebral horror of Wendigo and The Last Winter is nowhere to be found in Glenn McQuaid's meandering 19th-century supernatural gothic tale.
4. It's rather hard for anyone who has ever chanced upon a Poe anthology on cable and only lasted through one or two cheeky tales.
5. A juicy old school gothic horror yarn with playfully crafted, delightfully depraved post-modern glee, vampires, zombies, aliens and that new-fangled thing called a sandwich, kicking in for good measure.
6. While I didn't much care for it, I can't fault the flick for having its heart in the right place (along with a wooden stake dead-center).
7. Who knew you could make graverobbing boring?
8. If you're old enough to remember the goofy double bills that American International used to churn out in the fifties, you'll have some idea of the quality of this movie. Whether you'll consider that an attractive proposition is another matter.
9. There's very little effort to create something honestly creepy or all that funny. I Sell the Dead too often falls short in both categories with jokes that fall flat and scares that don't register.
10. An equally suitable title might have been The Medieval Dead.
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?

A: Consensus: A horror comedy that's almost as chilling as it is funny, I Sell the Dead relies on its dark humor and offbeat charm to overcome its low budget shortcomings.
1. Big Hero 6 is an exciting, action-packed adventure with plenty of heart that both kids and adults alike will find entertaining.
2. "Big Hero 6″ is the perfect babysitter for your kids. But, animation should offer something to the adults as well. Let's find more original stories and even get experimental, folks. "Big Hero 6″ is nothing we haven't seen before.
3. A cute, entertaining tale of a hapless robot who must mend the broken heart of a young boy whose life takes a depressing turn.
4. It's as if Disney has taken some very traditional ingredients and blended them to come up with a new flavour entirely.
5. It's at its most poignant and engaging when it comes to family matters, but loses points on the superheroics front.
6. A new concept in fictional robots and a cartoon that goes beyond clever is a masterpiece of originality, big hug sweetness and one of the year's best surprises.
7. A superhero tale that feels fresh and new...
8. Big Hero 6, in its final stretch, becomes an almost interminable experience.
9. The "boy and his dog" relationship between Baymax and Hiro becomes an emotional nexus that's part E.T. and part Johnny Sokko & his Giant Robot.
10. Touching and amusing.
Consensus: Agreeably entertaining and brilliantly animated, Big Hero 6 is briskly-paced, action-packed, and often touching.
Q: 1. Charming and engaging low-budget indie with a witty script, likeable characters, a strong sense of time and place and a pair of terrific performances from its two young leads.
2. Out of nowhere, Adam Leon might just have delivered the first great New York film of the decade.
3. Funny and freewheeling, it's a joy.
4. 'Gimme the Loot' is ... meandering and a little shallow. And even at 79 minutes it feels a little too long for what's essentially the film equivalent of a short story.
5. A thousand-watt jolt of mischief, a spunky, funky, ebullient indie that packs its 81 minutes with cinematic exhilaration.
6. A slim, low-budget coming-of-age tale whose richness lies entirely in its interstices. A keenly observed work that celebrates the unfettered joys of youth, and rewards by reminding of the power of a simple tale told well.
7. Ghetto laughs with a sophisticated point of view.
8. Simultaneously real and hopeful, "Loot" has almost no plot, but when the setting is so fresh and the characters feel so raw and alive, who needs one?
9. A movie about teenage taggers in the Bronx should be fast and raw, scruffy and loose, and Adam Leon's Gimme the Loot is just that.
10. It may be a slight movie, but it has its sunny charms.
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?

A: Consensus: Thanks to energetic performances from its young leads, Gimme The Loot captures a slice of city life with warmth and exuberance.
1. Supernova meekly goes where other sci-fi flicks, such as Alien, have gone before.
2. Avoid.
3. Hill disciples will no doubt find it a fascinating film.
4. If the 20 minutes of deleted scenes on the DVD had been inserted back into the actual film, Supernova would have been much better.
5. One suspects that most of the people associated with this film will be filled with regret that they ever had anything to do with it.
6. a half-baked science fiction rip-off that manages to be both excruciatingly simplistic and utterly incoherent at the same time
7. The script probably got sucked into a black hole.
8. It's hard to watch Supernova without recalling that wonderful Israeli definition of a camel - a horse that's been assembled by a committee.
9. A super bore.
10. A crash course from the start.
Consensus: This is an insult to the Sci-fi genre with no excitement and bad FX.
Q: 1. A winning animated feature that has something for everyone on the age spectrum.
2. The film sports a provocative and appealing story that's every bit the equal of this technical achievement.
3. Like the transcendent long shot of Buzz and Woody soaring as one, Toy Story does the impossible in casting us up.
4. The year's most inventive comedy.
5. A magnificent film, created with a then unproven playful spirit that merges broad cartoon antics with an endearing eye toward nostalgia -- the heartbreaking years when wonder turns to knowledge and maturation.
6. Colorful and witty...the mixture of action and humor proves as irresistible as ever.
7. The two films and the 10-minute intermission run just over 3 hours, bit much for the little ones who find sitting still that long agonizing.
8. The 3D revamp adds an intriguing new dimension to an already wonderful film that's both genuinely engaging and laugh-out-loud funny.
9. Shot through with an exuberant and enviable sense of its own brilliance, Toy Story will continue to impress long after its technical virtuosity has been upstaged.
10. It is the unpretentious imagination and energy of the people behind the story and the outstanding vocal performances that make the movie an instant classic.
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?

A:
Consensus: Entertaining as it is innovative, Toy Story reinvigorated animation while heralding the arrival of Pixar as a family-friendly force to be reckoned with.