Summarize the following movie reviews:

1. In Hollywood, it's all about the concept, and some studio executive must have thought it would be fun to watch Adams slogging around in the Irish mud. Unfortunately, there's no accounting for taste.
2. Leap Year takes few chances.
3. As a tearful Anna perched on a cliff near the end, I was tempted to shout, "Jump! Jump!", while wishing that Kaplan and Elfont would join her.
4. Forgettable all around.
5. A generally witless and uninspired rom-com that follows the genre's forumla to a tee without adding anything entertaining or funny to the mix
6. Adams surely knows that this is not a great movie -- or even an average one -- but hey, for two months in Ireland, I'd probably do the movie, too.
7. The real star of this movie isn't even in the credits. Or in the title, for that matter.
8. It's a shame to see the talented actress Amy Adams floundering around in such a lame and unfunny romantic comedy.
9. Two charismatic actors, Adams and Goode, lift this movie up to heights of entertainment it shouldn't achieve,
10. Has a script that normally comes festooned with the names of a half-dozen or more writers instead of two; it's the kind of bad that usually requires a committee to attain.

Summary:
Amy Adams is as appealing as ever, but her charms aren't enough to keep Leap Year from succumbing to an overabundance of clichés and an unfunny script.