IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "this is the end".

OUT: 1. ...a very savvy send up of the way we perceive celebrities as vapid and self-involved ciphers who are so often flattered and coddled that they come to accept applause as their due.
2. Enjoyable, time-killing piece of throwaway Friday-night pap... It's broad, stupid fun that, against all odds, ends up coagulating into an actual story with a point.
3. At its best it's a film about people getting lost in the fiction of their own creations.
4. If your tolerance for druggy banter and puerile sex gags is low then the idea of facing Armageddon with Rogen and his chums will probably strike you as hell.
5. If Fast and Furious 6 was stupid in the bad way, This is the End is stupid in the best and funniest way.
6. If you're familiar with their previous films, you'll be laughing often and laughing loudly.
7. It's a giant Hollywood in-joke, but one that invites you to share in the laughter.
8. An elaborate in-joke and everyone's in on the gag
9. Near-the-knuckle comedy that proves self-indulgent laughs, when done right, can be hilarious.
10. One of the funniest films of the year so far.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "rain man".

OUT: 1. You'll spot many glories to celebrate in this unusual Academy Award-winning film.
2. Hey...Cruise can act!
3. What no one can argue is that Rain Man is Cruise's quantum leap, so that it can be said unblushingly that he holds his own with the masterly Hoffman.
4. powerful and evocative
5. Under Barry Levinson's astringent direction, Hoffman and Cruise evoke honestly earned emotions. Don't pass on this wonderfully funny and touching movie. There's magic in it.
6. While everyone remembers this film about an autistic man as Dustin Hoffman's Oscar-winning triumph, it is equally Tom Cruise's.
7. Everything about the acting and direction of Rain Man is so exquisitely calibrated and so right that it's all too easy to forget how much could have gone wrong.
8. The best films are those that manage to generate emotion in their audience without ever feeling phony or melodramatic. Rain Man does exactly that.
9. It has a heart as good as Raymond's own, which is more than a lot of Hollywood movies can say for themselves at the moment.
10. It's an honorable effort, touched by a certain lightness and grace.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "charlies angels".

OUT: 1. Overall, the film is certainly nothing short of stimulating to watch.
2. It goes without saying that Charlie's Angels doesn't take itself seriously at all poking fun at the original series and the seventies in general. That's part of its irresistible charm.
3. At last, a movie based on a TV show that actually gets things right.
4. Charlie's Angels is something rare: a mess of a movie that is somehow infectious, and infectious not despite the mess, but because of it.
5. An unexpectedly entertaining blend of comedy and action.
6. If you're willing to check your brain at the door and accept that Drew Barrymore can take out five men with her bare hands ... then, boy, do we have a slice of heaven for you.
7. This entertaining confection possesses the substance of the TV show, the pacing of a Hong Kong actioner and the production values of a James Bond thriller.
8. Charlie's Angels manages to fulfill the middle-school-age fantasies of both boys and girls and to make it clear that it does not take itself too seriously.
9. Clever and cheerily ironic -- and it is surprisingly pleasant.
10. Is the result profound? No. Is it fun and entertaining? Yes.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "a million ways to die in the west".

OUT:
1. It could have been funnier and some of the sheep penis jokes could have been circumcised, but there is an appealing cumulative effect to the nonsense
2. I suppose I was looking forward to A Million Ways to Die in the West just a little too much for my own good.
3. Short on laugh-out-loud comedy beats - while also failing to find the 'heart' that made similar genre farces like Blazing Saddles timeless comedy classics.
4. MacFarlane's die-hard fans may find the silver lining in this movie, but everyone else will likely find A Million Ways to Die in the West one of this summer's big disappointments.
5. Well, I'm not sure the world needed two whole minutes of a gastrically panicked Neil Patrick Harris defecating in hats.
6. A Million Ways to Die in the West will satisfy a lot of cinemagoers. It's fine, really.
7. An earnest homage to the Western, albeit with an anachronistic protagonist who's too clean-shaven and well-spoken to fit in in 1882 Arizona. ... Yet the conceit works.
8. Hogging the screen in this moronic vanity project, Seth MacFarlane's vulgar but just not funny.
9. "Django Unchained" already recently nailed it. By contrast, "A Million Ways to Die in the West" is an attempted copycat -- messily comprised of some comedic hits but more misses -- that we just didn't need.
10. It's unclear if boredom is one of the million ways you can die in the west, but it nearly took us out while watching this film.