IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "teenage mutant ninja turtles iii".

OUT: 1. The novelty is starting to wear off by this second sequel
2. Achieves a degree of grace, goofiness, and agreeability that can often be lost in the serious drudgery of everyday life.
3. Two weren't enough???
4. The Turtles themselves are better-natured than ever, and even nicely mellowed.
5. The novelty was refreshingly spry and creative in its first go-around. But guess what--the butt-kicking shellshockers are running out of excuses to exist in their campy chaos
6. Terrible conclusion of the trilogy. The first two were great comic/cartoon adaptations. But back in time? What the hell is that about?
7. The wisecracks have been cut back, and where once the Ninjas' dude-speak was original (influencing, for example, Wayne's World) it's now merely imitative.
8. If the time-travel gimmick has to be employed twice in a row then it's probably best to banish these characters to a retirement sewer.
9. Look at it this way; it could be worse. Your kids could be hooked on Barney.
10. The first film was bad, the second worse, and the third almost unbearable.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "black mass 2015".

OUT: 1. "Black Mass" is a solid piece of filmmaking, from subtle beginning to the excessive end.
2. In scene after scene, some fine actors go to town and dive into the material gratefully.
3. What "Black Mass" gains in moral honesty, it loses in dramatic momentum. Even filmmakers and actors as fine as these haven't managed to solve one of cinema's most enduring challenges - making criminals interesting without exalting them.
4. Electrifying, mesmerizing, and filled with tour de force performances... instantly the best film of the year so far.
5. This parade of slaughter by someone who barely seems interested in his own fate grows monotonous.
6. A crime drama that creeps and drips blood like a horror movie, and in many respects it is.
7. Johnny Depp's transformative shift into feared Boston crime boss Whitey Bulger marks a career high for the actor who has finally regained his magic touch for portraying well-defined, memorable characters.
8. The steady flow of sour deals, minor slights avenged, and prostitutes that require beating to death (poor Juno Temple) begin to wear on one's attention.
9. Stellar talent soars in this stranger than fiction true life gangster tale.
10. It's the anti-Goodfellas, for better and for worse. Very entertaining, but there's something missing.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "x men first class".

OUT: 1. For all its many little foibles, X-Men: First Class, is surprisingly well-handled and directed; surging forth with the drama and intensity of a global-looming threat.
2. Summer blockbusters don't get much better than this.
3. In some glorious zone between Mad Men and Thunderbirds comes this X-Men prequel, as kinetic as it is character-driven, and full of ridiculous retro pleasures.
4. With spectacular effects and an engaging story, X-Men: First Class is a standout period adventure film that just happens to be about superheroes.
5. X-Men: First Class manages the neat trick of staying true to the superhero legend while also creating something fresh and exciting. This class graduates with top marks.
6. In truth, the film is a very conventional summer potboiler repackaged in reasonably pretty, moderately crisp wrapping paper. In short, not quite groovy enough.
7. For reasons arising from the way the X-Men film franchise has developed, this is the first Marvel movie set in the period when the characters were created, and thus able to embrace the Rat Pack cool that was part of their original charm.
8. That First Class also offers up a decent narrative about the importance of self-love, family bonding and friendship gives it extra dimension -- even if the overall dramatic range only goes X to Z.
9. The film is ultimately undone by that old paradox of Hollywood movie production: If you are given enormous budget, you have to spend every penny.
10. This blazing "pre-boot" breathes new life into the sagging franchise

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "treeless mountain".

OUT:
1. In the end, this melancholy, inspiriting movie achieves a breathtaking emotional harmoniousness.
2. So Yong Kim has made another minimalist masterpiece, a quiet movie of sharply observed details and two girls who will break your heart.
3. I crossed. It's the sort of "slice of life" that defies words, which is perhaps why these little girls and their overwhelmingly grey world are rendered in such quietude.
4. So Yong Kim's quiet film which takes its time observing the minutiae of every day life has an undercurrent of grander themes at play.
5. Whatever magic filmmaker So Yong Kim used to get the two girls to feel so at ease, you wish she would have used a little of that on the rest of the film as well. While it is a fairly realistic and no-frills drama, it's also dull.
6. Relying on the essentially inert performances of child actors, So Yong Kim draws on a deep understanding of how movies work but also taps into her own experiences. That's a potent combination.
7. ...requires the commitment by the viewer to get involved in the lives of the little girls. But, for the real film buff, this is a true labor of love and worth the effort.
8. Treeless Mountain casts a sad, pellucid spell. It looks at life from three feet off the ground and meets the hardening gaze of its 6-year-old protagonist head on.
9. So Yong Kim's remarkable film never spells out exactly what Jin or Bin is thinking, the camera implies how they see.
10. Kim is deft and sensitive with her tiny co-stars, but Treeless Mountain lacks the freshness and surprise of In Between Days.