1. To prep for The Back-up Plan, shed all notions of how grown-ups behave in the real world.
2. As far as entertainment goes, this is the pits, less a movie than a star-studded, big-screen screensaver.
3. ...the worst film to come out of Hollywood so far this year.
4. It's no big surprise that Lopez can still get laughs; she has a relaxed way with the camera that has mellowed and ripened over the years.
5. Although it's formulaic in the extreme, The Back-up Plan is an easygoing romantic comedy treat for fans of Jennifer Lopez.
6. Why even bother?
7. Someone involved in the making of The Back-Up Plan, a not very good and yet painless waste of time, has certainly thought through some life and love questions.
8. My only thought was to feel bad for the children being born into the world of these stupid characters.
9. It's clear within minutes where it's all going: right into the bare-chested embrace of the World's Perfect Man.
10. At the risk of sexist condescension, I'd say that being a woman -- or a woman of a certain kind, anyway -- is a crucial prerequisite for enjoying this film.
Consensus: Jennifer Lopez is as appealing as ever, but The Back-Up Plan smothers its star with unrelatable characters and a predictable plot.
Q: 1. One of the year's most heartfelt movies.
2. It may be premature to think Craven just doesn't spark outside the horror genre, but there's nothing here to suggest the opposite.
3. Another utterly bland lump of Hollywood crapola.
4. Music of the Heart is nothing if not a change of pace, and, unfortunately, Craven doesn't appear entirely comfortable in these new surroundings.
5. A woman at the end of her rope after she is deserted by her husband finds a path of the heart that enables her to share her gift with the world.
6. Craven sends the audience out feeling happy and inspired--which is the very reason why one would buy a ticket.
7. an inspirational story that finds its harmonies not without their share of dissonant notes.
8. There really is a Roberta Guaspari, but this dull, wanly repetitive teacher movie fails to bring her story to life.
9. What saves this movie from being a Lifetime Channel tour-de-force is, of course, the winning performance by Streep.
10. Some movies you want to see. Some movies you need to see. Music Of The Heart is one of the latter.
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?

A: Consensus: Meryl Streep's depiction of an ordinary person doing extraordinary things transcends, inspires, and entertains.
1. Jean-François Ríchet, the director of the new Assault, is working from a script, by James DeMonaco, that creates a handful of zingy one-note lowlifes but that hasn't updated the isolated-precinct premise in a timely or thoughtful way.
2. The premise may be outlandish, the action unrealistic and sometimes silly and the characters formulaic. But the movie rips and roars.
3. For one thing, it's silly. For another, it's not always silly enough to be diverting.
4. Strong performances and a couple of new twists.
5. What starts out as a slightly above average action movie sinks to a merely mediocre one as the eye rolls and head shakes build.
6. Give Assault on Precinct 13 points for originality, if nothing else. It's the only thriller in which corrupt cops chase their victims through the woods of downtown Detroit.
7. Though Richet stretches believability near the end, action-movie fans should assault theaters for an entertaining stay at Precinct 13.
8. A movie whose greatest intent seems to be indulging in as much brutality as the MPAA will allow.
9. Jean-François Richet - by the way, could there possibly be a first name that's more French than "Jean-François?" - pounds out the tense tale with vigor and finesse.
10. ...[a] disjointed but jolting jailhouse shoot-'em-up showcase...a frenetic and formulaic action-drama guaranteed to get the adrenaline pumping.
Consensus: This remake has been praised by some as an expertly made B-movie, and dismissed by others as formulaic.
Q: 1. A strikingly constructed, handsomely HD-filmed museum display piece.
2. ...undoubtedly possesses the feel of an overlong and distinctly self-indulgent piece of work...
3. It's not an elegant piece of filmmaking.
4. Bad biographical dramas try to tell you everything about a person's life; good biographical dramas leave you inspired to find out the things not on-screen. Che is, by that yardstick, a very good biographical drama.
5. 'Che' fails to image a being of flesh who elicits empathy.
6. A lengthy and complex portrait of Che as a revolutionary, a leader of a guerilla band, a doctor, a believer in obedience and loyalty, and a man willing to suffer for his beliefs.
7. An epic life becomes an epic movie in Steven Soderbergh's brilliant four-hour-plus look at two chapters in the life of revolutionary Ernesto 'Che' Guevara.
8. Che is by no means a breezy sit, but no matter what your politics, it's a bracing tonic in a season of flaccid Oscar bait.
9. A measure of the movie's strength and weakness is its reliance on Del Toro's charisma in the central role.
10. Soderbergh's most ambitious film to date.
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?

A: Consensus: Though lengthy and at times plodding, Soderbergh's vision and Benicio Del Toro's understated performance ensure that Che always fascinates.
1. An enjoyable and visually stunning romp through the scenic Alaskan wilderness with a small family of bears.
2. Engrossing and engaging - and the closing credits reveal behind-the-scenes glimpses of filming in the wild.
3. Sincere and unexpectedly good, the film happily reintroduces another element of classic kids' movies: a tidy 77-minute run time.
4. What's amazing about the documentary, though, is that it's oftentimes just as engaging as the Disney bears that play in jug bands or crave ooey-gooey honey.
5. Huge bears, cute bears, stunning vistas and an age-old story of survival, the G-rated "Bears" is fine entertainment for families and animal lovers.
6. A wondrous experience for cubs and mama bears alike.
7. Some tense moments in Disney's nature documentary.
8. So much about Bears is awesome in the classic sense of the word.
9. A barely bearable bear nature flick. Great cinematography. Boring story & script.
10. "Bears" could have used a lot more science; more substantive information in the place of wacky one-liners. Still, the images trump everything.

Consensus: Sweet, beautifully filmed, and admirably short on sugarcoating, Bears continues Disneynature's winning streak.