Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. Not quite as inspired as "Shaun of the Dead" but near as damn it.
2. The soaring, rocking climax more than justifies any pacing issues mid-movie and pays off perfectly with the same winking deftness that Arrested Development episodes exhibited when tying multiple lines together.
3. Wright and Pegg have clearly done their homework; their familiarity with action movie cliches is deep enough that they don't always have to go for the easy or obvious joke.
4. The characters are more fully rounded than the heroes of the Bruckheimer films being aped.
5. Hilarious and intelligent in every frame, the brilliance of "Hot Fuzz" is simply arresting.
6. Pegg in a stellar comic performance lifts the film from being a mere applaudable satire to a first-class entertainment. Imagine Jimmy Stewart in "Animal House" or Steve McQueen in "Road Trip."
7. Hot Fuzz n'a donc rien ŕ envier aux productions dont il soutire ses grandes lignes, lesquelles servent généralement un récit qui a le culot de se prendre au sérieux
8. The dialogue is packed with jokes and the script is packed with subtle sight gags and references to other cop movies.
9. After seeing Hot Fuzz I doubt it'll be possible to keep a straight face during a Michael Bay movie again --assuming one could ever do such a thing in the first place.
10. Hot Fuzz feels like the work of a bunch of friends who sat around overdosing on action movies before deciding that they should go and make their own. With some films, what I've just written would be an insult; with this one, it's a compliment.

Here is the consensus of critics:The brilliant minds behind Shaun of the Dead successfully take a shot at the buddy cop genre with Hot Fuzz. The result is a bitingly satiric and hugely entertaining parody.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. This is the best Batman film yet...
2. Groping for shape and substance in the long shadow of The Dark Knight, this movie is an unexpected disappointment.
3. A thorny thicket redeemed by its willingness to at least highlight big problems. A film for our times, then.
4. It will be hard for any future version of Batman, or any superhero movie for that matter, to fully escape the shadow cast by these three films. All that's left to do is stand and applaud.
5. Hollywood always bets on the audience's willingness to settle for less than they deserve.
6. "The Dark Knight Rises" is overflowing with action, passionate performances, and is just completely and totally engrossing from beginning to end. Some are calling it a masterpiece, but it doesn't obtain the same level of brilliance its predecessor did.
7. Could've been titled 'Inception: Gotham City Edition.' About 90 minutes is near genius, the rest is useless. An endurable two hours and forty-five minutes, but I would never sit through it again - unless I could fast-forward to Catwoman's scenes.
8. 1) It isn't as good as the first two. 2) It's still pretty good. 3) Don't beat me.
9. The Dark Knight Rises joins the long list of finales that don't measure up to what's gone immediately before. But that doesn't mean it'll be any easier of an act to follow.
10. I'm not arguing that Rises should be Singin' in the Rain. But its Wagnerian ambitions are not matched by its material. It hasn't earned its darkness.

Here is the consensus of critics:The Dark Knight Rises is an ambitious, thoughtful, and potent action film that concludes Christopher Nolan's franchise in spectacular fashion.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. Not since Jean Luc Godard filmed the recording sessions for the Rolling Stones' Sympathy for the Devil has a filmmaker gotten this close to the creative process of musicians at work in the studio.
2. You leave I Am Trying thinking it's great Wilco made the record they wanted to make but wondering what'll happen next time around.
3. If you're a Wilco fan, drop what you're doing and head in. Even if you're not, the tension of Tweedy literally getting sick with anger is pretty universal stuff.
4. An undeniably gorgeous, terminally smitten document of a troubadour, his acolytes, and the triumph of his band.
5. Jones has crafted a natty narrative that, enhanced by Erin Nordstrom's editing, is filled with payoffs.
6. A tuneful, heartfelt tale of artistic struggle and eventual triumph.
7. Fans of critics' darling band Wilco will marvel at the sometimes murky, always brooding look of I Am Trying to Break Your Heart.
8. [Tweedy] appears a shy, truthful artist, and his songs back up that image. But is the movie a promotional device that's hiding the real thing?
9. A sly dissection of the inanities of the contemporary music business and a rather sad story of the difficulties of artistic collaboration.
10. The plot twists give I Am Trying to Break Your Heart an attraction it desperately needed.

Here is the consensus of critics:Besides being a treat for Wilco fans, I Am Trying to Break Your Heart also exposes the workings of a profit-driven music industry.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. Burton has picked up his considerable imagination and shaken it, but not much came out.
2. More about scenery than people.
3. Weighed down by a choppy script and a confusing story.
4. Predictability is just one of the problems with the script -- which is riddled with holes.
5. Both sleepy and hollow.
6. In many ways, Sleepy Hollow is the most direct, least pretentious film Burton has made since Beetlejuice. But that doesn't mean it isn't infused with Burtonian cliches.
7. Solamente una película más en la filmografía de Tim Burton
8. Without Depp's appeal or Burton's sense of humor and wildly creative style to buoy it, this script would play like one of those over-produced, under-intelligent literature plunders that TV networks run during sweeps week.
9. Unpleasantly ugly.
10. A horror story without much horror.

Here is the consensus of critics:
Sleepy Hollow entertains with its stunning visuals and creepy atmosphere.