Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. There is something badly wrong with the film's premise, which contradicts Milne's lessons that Tigger can't climb trees ... and that, crucially, Tigger can't be unbounced.
2. I was pleasantly surprised.
3. ...designed to appeal primarily towards younger audiences...
4. It's not just the pacing. The Tigger Movie just doesn't show a lot of imagination.
5. Flouncy, trouncy feel-good fun!
6. Perfect for the single-digit aged set, who will love it, and not terrible for adults since the film moves fast at a quick 75 minutes.
7. The Tigger Movie is a nice, blank children's movie; it is a dismaying betrayal of Tigger himself.
8. Tigger's bouncy quest will appeal to younger viewers.
9. Everyone knows that tiggers are wonderful things, and the bouncy striped feline is more than wonderful in this delightful 2000 animated feature.
10. Even at a brief 77 minutes, we're left feeling the story and its characters have been stretched too thin.

Here is the consensus of critics:Tigger Movie may lack the technological flash and underlying adult sophistication of other recent animated movies, but it's fun and charming.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. Will someone please get rid of this genre of dance films?
2. A sufficiently ebullient piece of eye candy that can stand on its own two nimble feet.
3. Throughout the film, Haines treats...banal moments as epiphanies, telegraphing every feeling and thought with annoying coyness.
4. The movie is largely gimmicky melodrama lathered with cheap, feel-good sentimentality.
5. Although the movie bubbles occasionally, it never boils.
6. A romantic drama that makes the most of the many fine dance sequences in the storyline.
7. Competent but predictable soap opera.
8. Two hours-plus of melodrama and dancing dancing dancing danczzzz zzzz zzzzzzzz....
9. Too heavy on talk and too light on fancy footwork.
10. This film's storyline couldn't be more pedestrian if it tried.

Here is the consensus of critics:Shallow script, weak direction.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. The film proceeds in what feels like real time, but with no obvious beginning or end. It's a latticework of moments happy and sad.
2. A movie that rumbles around inside you and appeals to those who believe in love as well as those who recognize its potential to fade.
3. Blue Valentine is so nervy, so "real," that it poses a dire threat. Dean and Cindy are such decent folks. How do we know what happens to them couldn't happen to us?
4. Blue Valentine is interestingly styled and shot. It features outstanding performances from Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams and an inventive screenplay and structure.
5. Cianfrance dives deeply into the happiness and heartache a damaged relationship can give you and has created a story that understands how real life romance actually works.
6. BLUE VALENTINE shows us the present will never be as fun as the past.
7. The ghost of John Cassavetes looms large over Blue Valentine. This movie destroyed me.
8. What we end up with here is 2/3 of a story that consequently feels incomplete. It obviously wanted to be something like "(500) Days of Summer" in terms of structure, but the writers just didn't know how to get up to that level.
9. [Director] Cianfrance is not interested in the Hollywood fairytale, he want to show that love can scar.
10. Unlike Bergman's searing Scenes from a Marriage, which sustains itself for every one of its 299 devastating minutes, Blue Valentine begins to falter somewhere during its 114.

Here is the consensus of critics:This emotionally gripping examination of a marriage on the rocks isn't always easy to watch, but Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling give performances of unusual depth and power.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. As much laughs as there's salt in ballpark popcorn!
2. Great chemistry between Costner, Sarandon, and Robbins - one of the Top 10 baseball movies.
3. A winning, mature comedy about sex and baseball.
4. Costner's prime, long gone now.
5. Bull Durham has the look and feel of one of baseball's true ballparks
6. One of the best baseball movies of all time, as well as one of the sexiest romances ever put on celluloid. Sarandon is smart and sizzling.
7. A solid triple.
8. Works better as a romance than as a sports flick, but it's still sly, smart and very funny.
9. Writer/director Ron Shelton lobs juicy lines to players Kevin Costner, Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins, and they all hit home.
10. Bull Durham, the new baseball movie starring Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon, eases up on you, lazy as a cloud, and carries you off in a mood of exquisite delight.

Here is the consensus of critics:
Kevin Costner at his funniest and most charismatic in Bull Durham, a film that's as wise about relationships as it is about minor league baseball.