Q: 1. It's too bad that the requirements of plotting require movies like this to crank up the event count, when actually what works is just the daily minutiae of Bernadette's life.
2. The year's one clear candidate for future cult status.
3. This is a road movie with a difference.
4. You may have Gloria Gaynor's 'I Will Survive' rattling through your head for a few days, but that's a small price to pay for an audience with true royalty.
5. For sheer camp value, Priscilla is a lot of fun, even if it has next to nothing to say.
6. Bernadette -- formerly Ralph -- turns out to be an excellent role for Stamp.
7. It's often very funny, looks great and is played to perfection.
8. You'll never look at The Matrix the same way again.
9. The film builds an enormously affectionate tribute to a band of outsiders.
10. The casting of the film was a stroke of genius.
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?

A: Consensus: While its premise is ripe for comedy -- and it certainly delivers its fair share of laughs -- Priscilla is also a surprisingly tender and thoughtful road movie with some outstanding performances.
1. While not denying the moral issue of a director sleeping with a minor, Zenovich's riveting docu places the controversial case in a broader perspective that emphasizes the obsession with celebs, media circus, legal system and (mis)conduct of judges.
2. Persuasively demonstrates Polanski was guilty as sin, yet his conviction was a miscarriage of justice.
3. Zenovich's zeal exceeds her grasp.
4. In contenting itself with the changing public perception of a long-misunderstood event, Wanted And Desired is compelling enough.
5. There's much material here and it is brilliantly structured.
6. In this documentary, the dwarf finally gets his due, fleshed out as a person rather than simply a media sensation.
7. Seeks to explore both sides of the endless debate and asks all parties to consider every angle before labeling him as a pedophile or misunderstood genius...
8. Its indictment ultimately feels like a secondary issue to Polanski's apparently incontrovertible guilt, which makes him--in this instance--still more victimizer than victim.
9. a great and somewhat Kafkaesque story that Polanski might have enjoyed directing... had it been fiction.
10. Roman Polanski deserves his badge of dishonor, no question about it. This amazing documentary argues that others need to start sporting one as well.
Consensus: A courtroom drama and an exploration of celebrity and responsibility.
Q: 1. A moderately clever genre diversion that wants us to believe it's something more.
2. Never have I seen reality come crashing down in a film in a more literal--and disappointing--way.
3. An ungainly ghostly potboiler that digs furiously away in the same thematic graveyard as this summer's most revelatory sleeper hit, but doesn't unearth anything that's worthy of attention.
4. The more we know, the less we care.
5. Stir of Echoes might have worked just fine a few decades ago, but it now seems too simply schematic to spook us as much as it wants to.
6. There is a definitive moment at which the movie self-destructs, and its sad to see that happen when Echoes was shaping up to be an intensely powerful film.
7. Stir of Echoes is studded with potent fright scenes and built on a rock-solid performance by the ever - dependable Kevin Bacon.
8. This brisk, well-acted supernatural drama can stand on its own as a most effective chiller.
9. In its own smart, spooky way, Stir of Echoes, with Kevin Bacon, is nearly as good as its Bruce Willis predecessor.
10. One of the creepiest films to be released since Se7en.
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?

A: Consensus: Kevin Bacon's acting is so genuine that it's creepy and director David Keopp knows how to create true suspense.
1. If your idea of fun is gargling vinegar, don't miss the fourth full-length Pokemon feature film.
2. What kids will discover is a new collectible. What parents will suspect is that they're watching a 76-minute commercial.
3. Well, it does go on forever.
4. At best this is a film for the under-7 crowd. But it would be better to wait for the video. And a very rainy day.
5. Yes, 4Ever is harmless in the extreme and it'll mute your kids for nearly 80 minutes, but why not just treat the little yard apes to the real deal and take them to Spirited Away?
6. Without a fresh infusion of creativity, 4Ever is neither a promise nor a threat so much as wishful thinking.
7. Parents beware; this is downright movie penance.
8. Your children will be occupied for 72 minutes.
9. 77 minutes of Pokemon may not last 4ever, it just seems like it does. My only wish is that Celebi could take me back to a time before I saw this movie and I could just skip it.
10. The threat implied in the title Pokémon 4ever is terrifying - like locusts in a horde these things will keep coming.
Consensus: Only for diehard Pokemon fans.
Q: 1. Works as an hour episode of Oprah or a thirty-minute episode of Sex and the City, but as a full length movie -- I'm just not that into it.
2. He's Just Not That Into You wishes it were Love, Actually crossed with The Break-Up, but it plays more like a horror movie for the WASP set.
3. Your men folk will be bored out of their minds but you've dragged them to worse. It tries hard anyway. And since the whole thing is about advice on men let me give some; never take relationship advice from Candace Bushnell.
4. He's Just Not That Into You is just insultingly average in every way, spending 129 minutes telling us what we already know: girls and boys don't always click.
5. It's really a relationship comedy more than a romantic comedy, since a lot of the film is concerned with demonstrating when one should walk away, rather than when to lean in for the kiss and cleave.
6. Despite some definite tendencies toward the formulaic, He's Just Not That Into You actually has half a brain in its head.
7. A how-to happy ending training manual for aspiring female objects of desire, while movies about men have to do with the really big challenges they face, like beating up alien invaders or saving the planet. Doormat duty alert: She's Just Not That Onto You.
8. Everyone pitches in, but it isn't enough to rescue a tedious, fragmented, scattershot script.
9. This voyeuristic escapist fare offers a mixed bag of goodies.
10. I romantiki gkomenti, poy paei tis romantikes gkomenti se nea epipeda prosbolis ton hazogkomenon poy trabaei ap' ti myti os target group
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?

A:
Consensus: Despite the best efforts of a talented cast, He's Just Not That Into You devotes too little time to each of its protagonists, thus reducing them to stereotypes.