Q: 1. A winning animated feature that has something for everyone on the age spectrum.
2. The film sports a provocative and appealing story that's every bit the equal of this technical achievement.
3. Like the transcendent long shot of Buzz and Woody soaring as one, Toy Story does the impossible in casting us up.
4. The year's most inventive comedy.
5. A magnificent film, created with a then unproven playful spirit that merges broad cartoon antics with an endearing eye toward nostalgia -- the heartbreaking years when wonder turns to knowledge and maturation.
6. Colorful and witty...the mixture of action and humor proves as irresistible as ever.
7. The two films and the 10-minute intermission run just over 3 hours, bit much for the little ones who find sitting still that long agonizing.
8. The 3D revamp adds an intriguing new dimension to an already wonderful film that's both genuinely engaging and laugh-out-loud funny.
9. Shot through with an exuberant and enviable sense of its own brilliance, Toy Story will continue to impress long after its technical virtuosity has been upstaged.
10. It is the unpretentious imagination and energy of the people behind the story and the outstanding vocal performances that make the movie an instant classic.
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?

A: Consensus: Entertaining as it is innovative, Toy Story reinvigorated animation while heralding the arrival of Pixar as a family-friendly force to be reckoned with.
1. Although it can get a bit wearing on me to watch puppets, this is so well written and so tongue in cheek, that it was a pleasure.
2. makes a surprisingly cogent, if gleefully vulgar, political argument that has legs because it doesn't take easy sides
3. [The] real target is the polarized state of society. All extremes get an equal bashing here, as they well deserve.
4. It's so accurate that it's barely parody.
5. Made laugh so hard, I almost blew snot all over my own mother.
6. Juvenile in the worst sense: confused and frightened by the adult world, and begging to be protected.
7. The thing is silly as hell and having Kim Jong Il sound like Eric Cartman from "South Park" is a stroke of genius. This is a very funny film and should be seen forthwith.
8. I was laughing my butt off in the first 35 minutes of the film...
9. Shocking, funny, and socio-politically astute
10. Hypocrites of all stripes better stay out of the South Park boys' sights.
Consensus: Team America will either offend you or leave you in stitches. It'll probably do both.
Q: 1. [Director Ruzowitzky] moves The Counterfeiters along at a fast clip that covers a lot of ground in an hour and a half.
2. This rarely happens, but I can't find a single negative thing to say about this intriguing, beautifully mounted slice of cinema.
3. Indeed, what's clear about The Counterfeiters is that it is intended to be a Holocaust film where the archetypal facets associated with the era...are reduced to a filmic footnote.
4. The Counterfeiters, written and directed by Stefan Ruzowitzky, is a morally challenging twist on the long and honorable tradition of forgery movies.
5. Much of "Counterfeiters" is actually pretty thrilling, as Sorowitsch, a classic taciturn anti-hero in the Humphrey Bogart or William Holden mold, struggles with whether to go along with the Nazi plan or figure out some way of undoing it from within.
6. The real 'trick' or feat that's successfully performed by The Counterfeiters is making us care about a character who, on the surface at least, isn't particularly likable or sympathetic.
7. ...the film's hermetic feel often isolates what should be moments of greater emotional wallop.
8. [It] manages the difficult task of illuminating the size of the Nazis' horror while still focusing on a few men in the middle of it.
9. It survives its melodramatic excesses because of the inherent fascination of its subject and an outstanding lead performance.
10. A work of entertainment that's also an honest-to-God work of art.
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?

A: Consensus: The Counterfeiters is a gripping account of one prisoner's moral dilemma, superbly portrayed by Karl Markovics.
1. Accomplished and sometimes exciting ... but by and large unsatisfying.
2. Too long given the dearth of ideas in the script.
3. One of the weaker Disney animated films.
4. This is a pretty, relentlessly cheery, old-fashioned sort of Disney cartoon feature, chock-full of bouncy songs of an upbeatness that is stickier than Krazy-Glue and played by animals more anthropomorphic than the humans that occasionally appear.
5. Importantly, the story relies on plot to carry it along and serves as a welcome reminder that audiences don't require a popular reference or in-joke every five minutes to sustain their interest.
6. It was a self-contained story that didn't try to change the world, and that was part of its charm.
7. Cloying and cutesy, a helpless callback to a number of truly classic movies that it couldn't hope to equal, let alone better.
8. All charmingness aside, this cute but rather thinly plotted yarn exposes the cracks that were present in the pre-renaissance Disney empire.
9. Wonderful entertainment for both kids and their parents.
10. Against all odds, a tear or two is effectively jerked, and there was enough skill on display to encourage some hope for the new generation of Disney animators, who made their debut here.
Consensus: The Fox and the Hound is a likeable, charming, unassuming effort that manages to transcend its thin, predictable plot.
Q: 1. The story is really just a flimsy premise for a series of gags.
2. Dehydrated!
3. The Waterboy is arguably Sandler's most enjoyable motion picture to date, but it's still far from a masterpiece.
4. art it ain't, but 'The Waterboy' is pure, undiluted Sandler, in the kind of role only he could pull off. The movie also owes much of its success to divinely hammy Kathy Bates and the spooky-sexy Fairuza Balk
5. Sandler proves yet again that the comedic buffoon character is an effective cinematic tool for tickling the funny bone.
6. There are no epic moments that will go down in comedy history here. But there's enough funny stuff to keep you amused throughout the movie.
7. It appears Sandler doesn't have to be "normal" to be funny.
8. A damned funny movie!
9. A mildly amusing bayou farce with plenty of 'foosball' action to liven the sometimes plodding proceedings.
10. Adam Sandler has made predictable movies with worn out plots an artform.
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?

A:
Consensus: This is an insult to its genre with low humor and cheap gags.