Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. A huge movie full of meaty ideas and eye-popping special-effects, yet much like Dark Knight, the go-for-broke ambition becomes a bit of a grind.
2. This is a drama built around ideas and images; it is a cinematic maze that Nolan makes his audience traverse in order to follow, understand and appreciate his world.
3. It's hard to connect with a movie when it tries so hard to fool you; is this a dream, is it not, is it a dream within a dream? Who cares? Just commit to something and get on with it. A crushing bore.
4. It makes 'The Matrix' look like a Dick & Jane book.
5. It requires more concentration to just figure out what's going on than most summer blockbusters do.
6. In its perfection Inception is unsurprising - it's about what I expected, and that's good enough.
7. If you recall the scene in Dahmer (2002) where Jeremy Renner as the deranged killer drills holes into his victims' heads, you'll know what watching this Freudian claptrap of a thriller is like.
8. Nolan has basically done the impossible. He's taken $200 million and, instead of coming up with a highly generic product, he's made a real movie.
9. There are plenty of reasons to like Inception, whether you found it obvious or impenetrable. You'll wish you could dream as lucidly as this, but be grateful here you have Nolan as your tour guide.
10. It is a fascinating visual feast, The Matrix with heart and soul, a rollercoaster ride into layers of the subconscious mind that challenges our ability to keep up.

Here is the consensus of critics:Smart, innovative, and thrilling, Inception is that rare summer blockbuster that succeeds viscerally as well as intellectually.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. A decent and honorably made film.
2. Attempts a mix of subtle drama and tragedy, but loses much if not all meaning in the process.
3. A very worthwhile entry in the proud tradition of Czech filmmakers examining serious social issues with dark humor.
4. Poignant, humanistic and irresistibly comic.
5. It's both appallingly self-congratulatory and unconscionable.
6. A tense, funny and nonjudgmental look at what people will (and won't) do to make it through impossible circumstances.
7. The cast ... performs with such subtlety and ingenuity that all sense of narrative artifice vanishes.
8. The highly theatrical finale is one of the most gracious film moments you'll ever witness.
9. Feels as if it's been engineered for the lowest IQ in the room.
10. Gripping, thrilling and even funny, without sacrificing complexity.

Here is the consensus of critics:Divided We Fall takes a complex look at World War II, skillfully balancing humor and gravity.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. It has a complex, elliptical structure that uses unconventional filming techniques to tell a bleak and fatalistic story conveyed with an unnerving sense of verisimilitude.
2. Good intentions are one thing, of course, and good writing and filmmaking another. Ajami is lucky to have all three.
3. Ajami brings its audience into a world where the cultural conflict is fierce, emotions run high, yet the hopeful vision of peaceful coexistence shines through the cracks.
4. Observing the ominous nature of violence and its crushing aftermath, Ajami is a striking raw nerve of a feature film, holding to a steady path of dread, but keeping the story on its toes by jolting back and forth through locations and time.
5. A brutally honest, harrowing and provocative glimpse into the cycle of violence in the Middle East.
6. Extraordinarily accomplished and deeply provocative, the film's appeal among sophisticated filmgoers should remain strong throughout Oscar season and beyond.
7. Hollywood [may]think that Ajami is making a political statement... given the partnership of the directors. Unfortunately, it's not enough to make this a memorable film.
8. This is vividly challenging, utterly inclusive and heartfelt cinema. It's not only gripping to watch, but it'll open your eyes to the intractable human conundrums behind the blood-stained headlines.
9. The specifics of the plot in Ajami aren't as important as the impact of many sad moments that build up one after another. Hatred is like the weather. You don't agree with the rain but still you get wet.
10. Shani and Copti (who costars as a hipster druggie) elicit moving performances from their nonprofessional actors, who ground the somewhat breathless action in a streetwise realism.

Here is the consensus of critics:This multi-character drama balances intimate portrayals and broad political implications to paint a bracing and moving portrait of the Middle East conflict.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. There is nothing about either the story or its execution to place "The Land Before Time" alongside the classics, but then again, the age of animated masterpieces may be forever past.
2. The characters are not well-developed.
3. A very good animated film, but nothe where near intriguing enough to inspire copious sequels.
4. Most of ''The Land Before Time'' is so authentically geared to the thinking of children that it should charm adults as well.
5. After An American Tale, Bluth surely had the clout to make a more adventurous animated feature than this ...
6. What charmed me when I first saw it as a six-year-old in theaters now strikes me as rather middling, indifferent storytelling and character development.
7. For the most part, pic is about as engaging as what's found on Saturday morning TV.
8. Baby dinosaur buddy flick that started the series.
9. I guess I sort of liked the film, although I wonder why it couldn't have spent more time on natural history and the sense of discovery, and less time on tragedy.
10. It is full of the delightful merriment of childhood, albeit dinosaur childhood not Homo sapiens. For a sweet and simple little picture the whole family can gather round the tube and watch with delight, this one delivers the goods.

Here is the consensus of critics:
Beautifully animated and genuinely endearing, The Land Before Time is sure to please dino-obsessed tykes, even if it's a little too cutesy for older viewers.