IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "memories-of-murder".

OUT: 1. For a film about women getting brutally attacked and dispatched, the movie has no sense of urgency or underlying dread.
2. Achieves an unlikely but ultimately successful blend of blunt-force comedy and desperate investigation.
3. The script is as sloppy as Song (Kang-ho)'s unkempt cop, sprinkled with intriguing ideas and imaginative details that, like the investigation, simply get lost in blind alleys.
4. What's most remarkable about it is the way Bong builds real suspense and plays the chilling moments straight while leaving himself room for nonsense and horseplay.
5. These are no gritty 'Dirty Harry' cops, nor are they kooky Keystone Kops. You know what they are? They're Columbo - if Columbo were the schlemiel he always pretends to be.
6. Horribly, gorily fascinating and slightly unfulfilling
7. Manages to transcend the popular and cliched genre by focusing on the emotional toll dealing with such crimes has on the detectives.
8. A refreshingly mature thriller that succeeds in its ambitious attempt to blend quips and killings.
9. Uneven movie has tonal problems.
10. Fledgling director Bong Joon-ho received the best new director award at the San Sebastian Film Festival and he shows a deft, talented hand at the helm.

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

OUT: 1. Mulan is artful and satisfying in a slightly remote way.
2. A solid and energetic piece of work.
3. What's terrific about Mulan is its reaching for emotions that other movies run from: family love and duty, personal honor and group commitment, obedience and ingenuity.
4. More than makes up for its musical shortcomings with a revised recipe for the shopworn Disney cartoon formula and a whole new visual style, full of soft pen strokes and watercolor palates.
5. Mulan is quick, funny, has genuine warmth and is certainly better than almost anything else out there that is aimed at children.
6. Disney's tried-and-true blend of populist instincts and weightier interests is back in full force and top form.
7. Mulan sets new standards in animation. But it is in the subtlety of its characters' 'acting' that Mulan excels.
8. Mulan is Disney's first journey to China for an animated feature, and it's a spectacular trip.
9. Mulan is the latest Disney goldmine to hit thousands of screens and millions of Happy Meals.
10. Although the film's images are sumptuous, its songs are all eminently forgettable.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "truman show".

OUT: 1. For all of its intelligence and speculative power, the film is still about a real human being with real emotions.
2. A brilliant and daring film that blends charming comedy, affecting drama, thought-provoking satire and even a touch of biblical parable.
3. This is a film that can stay with one for a very long time after a viewing, and even slightly change the way one looks at life and the world.
4. This is a smart, engaging movie.
5. A stunningly original, deeply disturbing, surrealistic nightmare of a film the likes of which I haven't seen in a long time. [SPOILER!]
6. In real life, most of us agree the Truman Burbank reality would never be allowed. Yet we probably wouldn't deny that some day, the way things are going, a variation on it just might occur.
7. Carrey turns Truman into a postmodern Capra hero.
8. The biggest star here is director Weir in this bold and beautiful tour de force.
9. A deliciously vicious and intelligent satire. Jim Carrey is great as the man caught in the middle and Ed Harris is suitably evil as his tormentor.
10. Weir presents The Truman Show as a fairy tale, not an Orwellian nightmare

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "knights tale".

OUT:
1. With Ledger and Sossomon sharing little screen time, the film boils down to a series of cathartic, win-or-lose situations, much like conventional sports movies do.
2. Good, clean, chivalrous fun shamelessly aimed at the young.
3. Will A Knight's Tale have a long shelf-life? Hell, no. But will it do for this Friday, preferably with a date? Hell, yes.
4. Once you get past the central conceit, Helgeland's plotting slips into a rut.
5. The film's attempt to vary the pace and provide a noticeable dose of romance as a plot alternative turns out to be more tedious than even the jousting.
6. The picture itself is good-humored, but bland and predictable.
7. A Knight's Tale has a lot going for it -- appealing young cast, uptempo treatment, good stunts, winsome sense of humor. But it needed a more judicious editor.
8. Bewildering but never boring.
9. What was originally a laughable fiasco, then a rousing adventure, becomes just another muddled disappointment.
10. Feels like a bunch of boys fooling around.