IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "el mariachi".

OUT: 1. A gripping, tautly-paced action flick that outdoes most of Hollywood's similar output.
2. more life than 10 summer blockbusters combined
3. While the story may be a common one, Rodriguez, who wrote, produced, shot and edited the entire film himself, has a uniquely straightforward wit that makes what might otherwise have been just another shoot-'em-up something more than that.
4. The energy that propels the action and the style and humor of the film and its players makes El Mariachi an entertaining ride.
5. It goes without saying that Mr. Rodriguez, having made such a clever and inventive debut, is prepared for a big future of his own.
6. Arguably the most amazing film made in 1990s.
7. A silly adventure tale that would have failed even with a $200 million budget.
8. Has tons more charm than its star-studded, big-budget reprise, Desperado.
9. An enormously entertaining movie.
10. Watching his film, you can feel the sheer joy that went into its creation.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "1014217-moonraker".

OUT: 1. Bond's global escapades have a certain lyricism to them, something that unfortunately comes to an end in the poorly executed space segments.
2. Frivolous, yes, but never dull.
3. It's exactly that ridiculousness that makes it so enjoyable.
4. The space-age plot is spread dangerously thin, the fights all tend to slapstick, and the wanton destruction has become rather too predictable. But it's held together by likeable performances.
5. While parts of Moonraker are rather silly, solid special effects, well-executed action sequences, and a strict reliance upon the 'Bond Formula' keep this film among Moore's better entries as the British superspy.
6. ...one of the better of Moore's Bond flicks, complemented by its exotic locales and outer-space motif.
7. What little plot there is to this movie is basically a rehash of The Spy Who Loved Me's script.
8. Bond meets Star Wars in one of the series' sillier outings.
9. Broccoli just keeps piling on the goodies: lush Ken Adam sets, gadgetry and gams galore, super stunts and effects.
10. Christopher Wood's script takes the characters exactly where they always go in a James Bond pic and the only question is whether the stunts and gadgets will live up to expectations. They do.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "le havre 2011".

OUT: 1. Le Havre is not the filmmaker's best work (see La Vie de Bohčme for that), but no matter the storm, we should be grateful to dock in this port.
2. The film is especially comforting if you love old movies, as Kaurismaki does.
3. A sublime accomplishment that combines the social message of "El Norte" with the charm of "L'Atalante".
4. Few filmmakers have such delicate command of the poetic potential of cinema.
5. A stylized and sentimental fairy tale about the way the world might be, grounded in a frank recognition of the way it is.
6. A magical Finnish film about the miracles that a warm heart can work in a world of hatred and divisiveness.
7. offers plenty of things to talk about but perhaps the most remarkable part about it is its confidence of style and its sober-eyed sense of uplift
8. "Le Havre" stands on its own fragile but considerable merits.
9. Kaurismaki dives into French film culture in 'Le Havre'
10. The Finnish director's sense of humor is dry and dark as pitch, as he consistently finds moments of absurdity in the midst of strife and tragedy.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "walk the line".

OUT:
1. If Walk the Line isn't the full story of Johnny Cash, it's at least a crucial corner of it, a way of coaxing a legend down to a human scale, without shrinking that legend away to nothingness.
2. While the narrative toes the biopic genre line - - tragedy, addiction, redemption - - too closely to be dramatically gripping, the performances are electrifying.
3. Walk the Line may not be the most innovative musical biopic, but they sure ain't makin' love stories like this one anymore.
4. Phoenix is terrific in Walk the Line - - the actor's taciturn, brooding persona dovetails beautifully with the role - - but it's his scenes opposite Witherspoon that give the movie its real spark.
5. A simply stellar, electric, musical biopic that joins the best ever made.
6. A dash more authentic--or, at least, more subtle--than its Hollywood spawning and Taylor Hackford's come-on-strong take on [Ray] Charles would seem to predict.
7. Phoenix nails Cash's little-boy charm and pantherlike intensity, while Witherspoon reflects June's show-biz savvy, maternal sensibility and world-weariness. Together, they make one of the most combustible screen couples in recent memory.
8. ...when [Phoenix and Witherspoon] are not together, the movie suffers.
9. The draw is Phoenix and Witherspoon. Together the two are hotter than a pepper sprout.
10. A Johnny Cash biopic equally packed with music and frustrated love, Walk the Line goes from compelling to enthralling.