IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "me and earl and the dying girl".

OUT: 1. Brimming with wit, crushing last-act melancholia, laughs, and poignant heart, "Me And Earl And The Dying Girl" is a spectacular delivery of tears, love and laughter, and a captivating knock-out that asks us to keep the departed in our hearts.
2. This rousing adaptation of Jesse Andrews' novel is destined not only to connect with young audiences in a big way, but to endure as a touchstone for its generation.
3. Energetic storytelling and inspired visuals make this one an entertaining experience.
4. It's about the limited view we can put on the world and others, and how when we move beyond that, there are amazing discoveries to be revealed. It's about growing up.
5. Appropriate to its teenage milieu, the film isn't unlike spending a couple of hours with an exceptionally witty high-schooler: It's entertaining as hell, but you can't help rolling your eyes a little at its self-satisfied pseudo-profundities.
6. The screenplay by Jesse Andrews (based on his novel) is a hodgepodge of dishonest choices.
7. Even though in voiceover Greg tells the audience "this isn't a touching romantic story," that doesn't mean director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon can't have a little fun with expectation.
8. It's a fresh take on contemporary adolescence as a journey from ironic detachment to openhearted feeling.
9. Deserves to be the sleeper hit of the year. A wonderful film.
10. The Citizen Kane of teen cancer tearjerkers, Alfonso Gomez-Rejon's funny and bruising Sundance sensation is like The Fault in Our Stars remade for Criterion Collection fetishists.

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

OUT: 1. Nobody's on automatic here, least of all the director, who's probably delivered the most impersonal -- but smoothly Hollywood-style professional -- movie of his career.
2. If Inside Man isn't the best movie Lee has done, it's probably the most purely exciting and enjoyable.
3. This is a filmmaker who has something to say, and knows how to say it. As creative rebirths go, it's a lot more fun than you might expect.
4. Viewers may be surprised at the smoothness with which the frequently bombastic Spike Lee navigates the mainstream.
5. The geometric precision with which this clever puzzle is laid out produces a picture whose sum exceeds its sometimes wayward parts.
6. As Inside Man works its way toward its satisfying finale, Lee trusts that we're smart enough to work some things out for ourselves.
7. If any old director-for-hire had made Inside Man it would have been a pretty good thriller. But Spike Lee makes it into something extraordinary.
8. A deft, tense, pure thriller, the movie has great star turns and is brilliantly directed, but it began as an extremely well-crated screenplay by Russell Gewirtz.
9. The climax doesn't just spell out every surprise plot turn, but italicizes and underlines them too, and then puts to use a yellow highlighter for solid measure.
10. [Lee's] most complete picture in over a decade.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "date night".

OUT: 1. Steve Carell and Tina Fey make a terrific comic pairing in this entertaining if overly familiar comic thriller.
2. Director Shawn Levy glosses over the seeds of social satire inherent in the premise, and instead tries to make his movie all things to all quadrants.
3. Date Night feels too much like a lame married couple version of Adventures in Babysitting with its mild humour and tensionless action.
4. A romantic comedy with action, edge and genuine chemistry between its leads, Date Night scores a home run.
5. Everything works in Date Night, a brilliantly conceived comedy in which boring, everyday reality morphs into a thrilling fantasy drenched in danger
6. The old mistaken identity device (brilliantly handled in Hitchcock's North by North West) that leads innocent characters into deadly danger provides the pivot for a comedy about the pitfalls of marriage as a vehicle for long term relationships
7. Date Night is held together by a terrific cast that make a little go a long, long way. Somewhere in all of this there was a seriously good movie. As it is, we have a seriously weird one.
8. This manic story of mistaken identity is a disappointing waste of its talented leads.
9. There's something genuine and more than a little sad at the core of Levy's poorly staged, modestly amusing comedy, but it isn't the part that involves flash drives, blackmail, and glowering, gun-toting bad guys.
10. Fey and Carell both show why they are so highly regarded, bringing pitch-perfect comedic timing to their parts as they bounce material off each other like it's the most natural thing in the world.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "bruce almighty".

OUT:
1. A fun summer flick, but it's certainly not God's gift to comedy.
2. Often quite funny.
3. At the end of the day, Carrey is far more palatable and sincere under a devil's mask than a cardboard halo.
4. Like his early work, it's not a particularly good film -- insipidly staged, inanely plotted, too weak to withstand the weight of any inquiries into logic or continuity -- but Carrey's energetic mugging, particularly early on, makes it relatively painless.
5. When Carrey is using his power to make a pompous news anchor break wind while on air, God's in his heaven, and all's right with the world.
6. Your tolerance for Bruce will depend on the sensitivity of your cinematic sweet tooth. Sweet to one viewer is sappy to another.
7. The script became as gooey as the bounteous torso of Marlon Brando.
8. When Carrey is doing his thing as the Almighty, histrionically whipping up one miracle after another and relishing the power, Bruce has you spring-cleaning your lungs with laughter.
9. Rambunctiously funny.
10. Although the movie never quite explores all the heavenly possibilities, it does provide some wicked chuckles.