question: Tony Scott tries to combine action, science fiction, romance, and explosions into one movie, but the time travel conceit might be too preposterous and the action falls apart under scrutiny.

numbered reviews: 1. Take away a couple of neatly staged action sequences and you're left with a callously measured slab of US jingoism that deals with the most horrific human tragedies in the most lunk-headed and insulting way possible.
2. Time-travel gimmick aside, the title is apt, because it feels like we've seen all of this before. Disappointing.
3. Certainly Tony Scott's best movie since Enemy of the State, and probably since the Tarantino-scripted True Romance.
4. Déjŕ Vu is one film that you'll be happy to revisit %u2014 whether it's to deconstruct the plot, pore over the science or just rerun as a great, engaging, adult adventure.
5. ...we've seen it all before.
6. It's a hard movie to hate, just one that's far too easy to forget.
7. It may not make total sense, but Déjŕ vu is a highly enjoyable, superbly made thriller. Like me, you may want to see it again
8. None of the cast are going to win Oscars for this, but then they're not meant to. Instead, all involved expertly keep the plot moving forward towards a reasonably satisfying ending.
9. O filme apresenta um conceito tăo interessante que, confesso, a idéia de ver novas aventuras centradas nesta premissa é algo que me agradaria.
10. The script, however, is a little less rickety than a FEMA trailer.


question: Agreeably entertaining and brilliantly animated, Big Hero 6 is briskly-paced, action-packed, and often touching.

numbered reviews: 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.


question: Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium's title is much more fun that the film itself, as the colorful visuals and talented players can't make up for a bland story.

numbered reviews: 1. Visually colorful but dramatically empty, "Mr. Magorium's Emporium" is too listless for words.
2. Perhaps thinking in pictures led Helm to clutter his screen with TMVI -- too much visual information.
3. The one happy side effect of the film's lack of energy is that it won't result in a raging headache, but that isn't much of an endorsement.
4. Wonder is the key, and it's lacking in a major way. Should you decide to see it anyway, you might wonder what you're doing there.
5. Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium truly does inspire wonder. As in, 'Wonder why they made this? Wonder what they were thinking?'
6. The film is very sweet -- in fact it represents the dawn of a new sport, Extreme Whimsy -- but it doesn't look or feel like most other kid-friendly Hollywood products that make it to market. When it counts this fable is surprisingly moving.
7. The movie means to approach the creepy wonder of Roald Dahl but gets only the creepy part right.
8. At its best, the movie makes you feel like a kindred spirit.
9. Even kids who love stuffed animals and jumping on beds deserve more than Magorium has in stock.
10. The walls of multiplex theaters may not shake and weep upon its departure, but as a holiday alternative for kids, OD'ing on Willy Wonka, you could do worse.


question: Miss Bala's subject is loaded enough, but the frantic and muscular filmmaking puts this movie in a whole new league.

numbered reviews:
1. unyielding in its very real terror
2. It's an adventure story that could be called a contemporary picaresque if it weren't so deadly serious, and might be called fantastical if it weren't loosely based on a true story of a former Miss Hispanic America.
3. Naranjo's tense, taunt and turbulent tale shrouded in beauty has a compellingly dangerous edge.
4. [A] dizzying drug-war thriller...
5. Miss Bala is a work of impressionistic reportage, built out of artfully crammed widescreen compositions and bravura long tracking shots.
6. There's a wild, Miami Blues-like dreaminess to the movie that's addictive.
7. It is at once an exciting thriller and angry social comment.
8. Shocking in both its grim authenticity and explosive stylisation.
9. s Bala is well made, and conceived as something different from the self-conscious pastiche-homage of Rodriguez or Tarantino. It is trying pretty hard for its effects.
10. Violent, loud, frequently thrilling, it whips effectively from super-real scenes of random murder under the blue blur of strip lights to characters gazing sadly out to sea, which crashes eternally on to perfect beaches.