1. Michael Mann, director of Public Enemies has capped an extremely impressive decade of work with a movie that approaches greatness but just misses.
2. Not to say this is not a well-crafted movie with excellent performances. It is. It is also curiously one-sided and shallow like many movies about famous outlaws tend to be.
3. If only Mann's obsession with technical perfection extended to drafting screenplays.
4. Lawmen and outlaws collide in Mann's stylish, brutal drama.
5. Mann seems undecided about what he wants Enemies to accomplish, so he tries a little bit of everything.
6. Public Enemies is a thoroughly detailed and engaging crime epic, which traces the criminal exploits and pursuit of infamous gangster, John Dillinger.
7. A lesson in how watching a man in front of the camera hit his mark can make one wish the man behind the camera had such true aim.
8. Public Enemies is an enjoyable experience but it feels like it could have been a whole lot more and another gangster classic.
9. Depp's performance overcomes every flaw in the film. He ends up playing Dillinger exactly as he should be--suave, mysterious, romantic, but with obvious elements of cruelty and unbridled violence.
10. Feels like experimental filmmaking and never seems to transcend that to something more profound or awe-inspiring.

What is a brief summary of the following reviews?
Michael Mann's latest is a competent and technically impressive gangster flick with charismatic lead performances, but some may find the film lacks truly compelling drama.