IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "the place beyond the pines 2012".

OUT: 1. Gosling and Cooper in a movie? Yeah, you should go.
2. By the time director and co-writer Derek Cianfrance gets to the third act, it's a soap opera and not a very good one.
3. The mythically tinged final scene brings events full circle in a way that is superficially satisfying while also conceding that the movie's chief concern is men and the art of motorcycle maintenance.
4. It allows you to really observe its characters and to ponder the themes that fuel the plot. For that reason, it is a film that makes a deeply emotional impact.
5. Dove into deep psychological turf but without coming up with significant insights.
6. "It's up to the actors to figure this out, and they try...but The Place Beyond the Pines displays a strange paternalistic streak."
7. The most satisfying cinematic experience we've had at the multiplex thus far this year, and largely through its disinterest in playing along with movie trends.
8. A film of two distinct halves and it works to provide a dual character study of paternity and legacy
9. Great cast but the script meanders and ends up nowhere.
10. Not since Steve McQueen has any man looked cooler on a motorbike. Men admire him, women adore him, Ryan Gosling proves again, he is the most dynamic film star working in cinema today.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "lincoln lawyer".

OUT: 1. With at least three-too-many endings, paper-thin supporting characters, and predictable twists, The Lincoln Lawyer doesn't deliver as a thriller even if its title character is one of the most interesting of the year to date.
2. After getting through its three different climaxes, each one more ridiculous than the last, the film supposedly settles into its moral statement about a man who learned his lesson and is now ready to do pro bono work for drug farmers.
3. Works a bit of humor into a crime story.
4. ...the film is mildly diverting, even if it's a "Jagged Edge" (1985) wannabe and wears its manifold cliches on its sleeve.
5. The next step in Matthew McConaughey's inevitable march to network television is The Lincoln Lawyer, a pilot disguised as a feature-length movie, with an entire season's arc crammed into two hours.
6. A slice of sub-Grisham silliness that offers nothing that even the most casual consumers of legal thrillers haven't seen a dozen times before
7. A solid, adult thriller. McConaughey's best role since A TIME TO KILL.
8. This is rock-solid entertainment. McConaughey, a cunning mesmerizer in the courtroom, steers this Lincoln into what could be a hell-raising franchise.
9. Matthew McConaughey, freed at last from several awful movies, seizes his chance impressively.
10. A classy cast juice up this workmanlike but compelling courtroom saga, with Matthew McConaughey - so long starved of a decent lead - on fire.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "what women want".

OUT: 1. Meyers finds exactly the right bubbly tone for the material then wisely steps out of the way to let Gibson and Hunt work their magic.
2. Lo que ellas quieren es una comedia ligera que narra lo que todos los hombres quisiramos saber: Qu rayos piensan las mujeres?
3. Mel Gibson is at his most megawatt movie star charming.
4. Though it isn't quite Oscar material, Mel Gibson gives what may be the most entertaining big-star performance of its year.
5. Gibson keeps this movie afloat.
6. English's attempts to fit The Women into a modern setting are intelligent, but that, unfortunately, does not suffice, because the film is so limp in so many other ways.
7. ...is there some clause written into [Helen Hunt's] contract that says she must have a scene in which she cries?
8. The premise for What Women Want sounds like, and is, the dumbest thing going.
9. What Women Want may seem like a one-note sitcom sort of movie, but it's funnier and a layer or two deeper than that.
10. Takes a promising idea and buries it under subplots and speeches that don't know when to quit.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "mimzy".

OUT:
1. It dumbs down sci fi cliché in hopes of reaching a child audience, creating a false sense of wonder.
2. Once or twice a year, I just go nuts about a movie. It's all I think about. It occupies my mind because I'm so delighted with it. I imagine that I detect references to its themes everywhere I go. This is that movie for 2007.
3. Mimzy, whose charmingly retro FX date to around 1985, won't post Peter Jackson figures at the box office, but you can't say that Shaye doesn't have the magic touch.
4. Lumpy and misshapen like a dilapidated stuffed animal, The Last Mimzy is a kids movie that wants to be this generation's E.T. but doesn't know how to get there.
5. A reasonably engaging movie filled with fun visual effects and an appealing tone reminiscent of a certain Spielberg movie about an out-of-his-element extraterrestrial.
6. There are too many distracting elements to allow a viewer total immersion in the story.
7. This film should be enjoyable enough for children, but will perhaps be not quite enough to enthuse their parents
8. As the film builds to its nail-biting conclusion, the children will have connected with the War on Terror and foreign philosophical belief systems in the interest of mankind's salvation.
9. The script runs through the clichéd paces..., but with enough good humor and warmth to make this trip worth the ride.
10. Better than expected orthodox, New Age (R) prosthetizing.