Summarize the following movie reviews:

1. Gilliam shows that there is something appealing about drug highs. It wouldn't be honest to say otherwise. And, yes, they'll destroy you. It's honest about that too.
2. There is not enough of the drug dementia and too much philosophizing by Gilliam.
3. It is Gilliam fastening his lance to a Chevrolet convertible and charging at the windmills with his foot to the floor
4. Darn funny, but those moments of seemingly-inspired humor are more than offset by the rest of the movie, which is nearly unwatchable.
5. This big-screen adaptation of the 1971 cult classic is a sure candidate for many worst ten film lists.
6. This movie inspires no fear in me, but loathing? Yes. Oh yes.
7. It's a scattershot rendering of a scattershot story told with scattershot effectiveness.
8. To actually see the images instead of imagining them changes the dynamic and the whole affair lurches into seediness, sleaze and too much vomit on screen.
9. It may start off as a lighthearted, excess-filled, party-road-trip movie, but Depp is reigned in a little towards the end as his character (a stand-in for Thompson) poetically bemoans the sad failure of the late-60s ideals and values.
10. A beautiful cinematic showcase for Thompson at the peak of his writing skills.
Visually creative, but also aimless, repetitve, and devoid of character development.