1. Some pixel-enhanced fantasy adventures are crude, untrained and head-butting. Others are well-mannered, nourishing and pretty to look at. Dragon Dragon is in the second category...
2. In short, it's Avatar for children -- the flying scenes are even better and it comes minus the bad language and violent gun battles.
3. The visuals are striking, the script sharp and well paced and it all wraps up with a breathtaking aerial battle sequence.
4. The start wobbles, but once boy and dragon connect, this becomes a thrilling flight.
5. How to Train Your Dragon is an enchanting and touching family film.
6. After a slow start, this becomes a really good adventure flick. There aren't many laughs, but the father-son, and son-dragon relationship will appeal to everyone.
7. Dragon lands on its feet.
8. Is it breaking new ground, the way Pixar does? No, it's not quite that ambitious. It just wants to entertain for 98 minutes. I was wowed. That's what I was hoping for and that's what I got.
9. Full of wonder, charm and dragons not doubling as stand-up comics
10. the filmmakers show a keen understanding that this is a tale of high adventure and magical wonder
Consensus: Boasting dazzling animation, a script with surprising dramatic depth, and thrilling 3-D sequences, How to Train Your Dragon soars.
Q: 1. Visually colorful but dramatically empty, "Mr. Magorium's Emporium" is too listless for words.
2. Perhaps thinking in pictures led Helm to clutter his screen with TMVI -- too much visual information.
3. The one happy side effect of the film's lack of energy is that it won't result in a raging headache, but that isn't much of an endorsement.
4. Wonder is the key, and it's lacking in a major way. Should you decide to see it anyway, you might wonder what you're doing there.
5. Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium truly does inspire wonder. As in, 'Wonder why they made this? Wonder what they were thinking?'
6. The film is very sweet -- in fact it represents the dawn of a new sport, Extreme Whimsy -- but it doesn't look or feel like most other kid-friendly Hollywood products that make it to market. When it counts this fable is surprisingly moving.
7. The movie means to approach the creepy wonder of Roald Dahl but gets only the creepy part right.
8. At its best, the movie makes you feel like a kindred spirit.
9. Even kids who love stuffed animals and jumping on beds deserve more than Magorium has in stock.
10. The walls of multiplex theaters may not shake and weep upon its departure, but as a holiday alternative for kids, OD'ing on Willy Wonka, you could do worse.
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?

A: Consensus: Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium's title is much more fun that the film itself, as the colorful visuals and talented players can't make up for a bland story.
1. For what it is -- a romantic comedy about the rivalry between a jealous ghost and a flaky psychic for the love of a veterinarian -- Over Her Dead Body is not bad.
2. A stumbling romantic lark about a bubbly psychic who throws down with the shrill ghost of her boyfriend's former fiancee, Over Her Dead Body is a stiff of a supernatural comedy.
3. Norman Z. McLeod, Constance Bennett, Roland Young, Alan Mowbray, and Co. must be turning over in their graves to see this is what their brilliance in the first two "Topper" film has wrought.
4. A harebrained rom-com diversion offering few laughs and little romance.
5. A one-eyelash-above-average supernatural rom-com.
6. This January has been surprisingly pain-free, a rarity for sure, but this heap brings matters back to a stark reality.
7. Unlike its stubborn corpse bride, Over Her Dead Body will decompose quickly in the memory before fading forever into video oblivion.
8. The quirky romantic comedy works largely because of good writing, and Rudd's deadpan delivery of same. That he can do so as slapstick erupts around him makes it all the funnier.
9. The movie's visuals and ghost jokes are a waste of time, but the delightfully kooky Bell and the wry Rudd occasionally strike spontaneous sparks.
10. What's really spooky is that even the weakest Desperate Housewives episode packs more heat than this tepid romantic comedy-fantasy.
Consensus: With few laughs and little romantic chemistry, Over Her Dead Body lacks the ingredients of a successful romantic comedy.
Q: 1. 'Quarantine' is a solid horror movie and one of the better to be released this year. The last 15 minutes is hardcore suspense that redeem any cheap movie making flaws.
2. Develops into a legitimately unnerving experience.
3. ...one could surely do far worse as far as horror remakes go.
4. A respectable, if uninspired, adaptation of... [REC], a Blair Witch-style variation on zombie movie cliches that might seem fresher had it not opened after veteran George Romero's grimly pared-down Diary of the Dead.
5. I don't care how dedicated a TV journalist you are: when a rabid, shrieking hellion lunges for your neck, teeth a-gnashin', it's time to hit the standby button and defend yourself.
6. Quarantine is symptomatic of a broken industry; one that would rather remake a perfectly good foreign language film with nice, safe, recognisable American faces rather than plough any money into original concepts.
7. The best thing about this cheesy rip-off mockumentary-styled horror pic is that I didn't catch its virus or vomit after following its shaky developments.
8. Works as every bit the disposable jolt dispenser it's assembled to be.
9. Good news for those who missed the Spanish zombie horror [REC] when it opened here a few months back. Here comes the inevitable fast-tracked Hollywood remake, which covers the same ground without the burden of all those subtitled hysterics.
10. Real no frills filmmaking. Anything that gets in the way of the main idea is stripped to the bone. This includes certain niceties like character, humor, and even story.
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?

A: Consensus: Quarantine uses effective atmosphere and consistent scares to stand above the crop of recent horror films.
1. In the end, the satire reveals itself as wishful thinking.
2. I'm not ready to celebrate a filmmaker with the 'audacity' to say there's hypocrisy in American social discourse. Does it take daring to cut down these not-so-sacred cows?
3. Intelligent and witty from start to finish and by far the best satire comedy of the year.
4. A smart-aleck satire with something on its mind is always welcome.
5. If anyone tries to tell you that Thank You for Smoking is a scorching satire of Big Tobacco, just tell them, well, that they're blowing smoke.
6. To watch the film is to feel the delicious discomfort of being seduced by a devilish charmer.
7. Funny enough movie but not much there there.
8. A fun, smart film. But you can't help but wish Thank You would bare its fangs a little more.
9. The book had a fearlessness that the movie version so lacks.
10. Enjoyable not only because it shows the duplicity of spinning but because it allows its characters to revel in the joy they experience as contemporary con artists.

Consensus: Loaded with delightfully unscrupulous characters and and a witty, cynical script, Thank You For Smoking is a sharp satire with a brilliantly smarmy lead performance from Aaron Eckhart.