Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. A sensitive study of budding adolescent desires, a pervert's delight, plus synchronized swimming. Yes, Water Lilies will be many things to many people.
2. ...a coming of age tale that is at once raw and beautiful.
3. First-time writer/director Celine Sciamma focuses exclusively, empathetically and insightfully on her protagonists' coming-of-age experiences.
4. A narrowly interesting story by French writer-director CĂ (C)line Sciamma about three girls whose lives are connected by synchronized swimming.
5. Water Lilies is that rare film about female sexuality that is made for females to relate to, not for males to fantasize about.
6. If poetry is about finding the perfect words to say something, then movie poetry is about finding perfect images. And Water Lilies has several of them.
7. Borderline kiddie porn featuring sexual girl-on-girl garbage sniffing of one's favorite female object of desire, post-feminist burying instead of burning bras as female self-hatred, and gal pal how-to tips on deflowering your best friend.
8. Frankly and sensitively packs in a lot of teen girls' yearning for conformity above the water line and down below%u2013 pressure, insecurity, romance, and sexual exploration.
9. A fascinating exploration of female friendship, love, manipulation, betrayal and healing.
10. It'd all be tres dull if it weren't for the magnificent faces of Pauline Acquart and Adele Haenel. Actually, it still gets dull, even if at times the film skirts kiddie-porn territory.

Here is the consensus of critics:Water Lilies is a sharply-observed, provocative coming-of-age story that captures the anxieties of the early teen years.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. Given American cinema's current obsession with innocence and ignorance, at least this never romanticises its protagonists. They are genuinely, irredeemably, 100 per cent no-hopers.
2. Gone are the days of John Belushi, where rudeness was raised to an art form.
3. we can see a lot of these laughs coming, and they don't hold much staying power
4. A gross-out classic.
5. Gross to the max but very funny, this succeeds through energy, ingenuity and -- against all the odds -- the charm of its dopey leads.
6. The wholeheartedness of this descent into crude and rude humor is so good-natured and precise that it's hard not to partake in the guilty pleasures of the exercise.
7. Well titled and, for its purpose, a total success.
8. This is a long way from the social comedy of Jerry Lewis. The characters here are ultimately turned into punching bags or punch-line dispensers.
9. While I won't claim to have gone through this entire film without laughing, there are some long periods between chuckles.
10. a bit too dumb

Here is the consensus of critics:A relentlessly stupid comedy elevated by its main actors: Jim Carrey goes bonkers and Jeff Daniels carries himself admirably in an against-type performance.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. As an off-beat movie that depends on his conversational delivery, Sleepwalk with Me manages to avoid many of the standard romantic comedy pratfalls.
2. I liked Sleepwalk With Me-just not nearly as much as I would've liked to have liked it.
3. Birbiglia has an affable screen presence, and there's an appealing authenticity to the characters and their relationships.
4. A pretty flimsy piece, but a likable cast and a laid-back attitude make it moderately agreeable.
5. Birbiglia's easygoing style makes even his oft-told tales affecting on the big screen.
6. The jokes are never quite funny enough, and the situation -- aside from the sleepwalking gimmick -- doesn't feel quite fresh enough.
7. Dizzying navel-gazer about a desperately unfunny comedian.
8. Like any good stand-up comic, Birbiglia works best when playing off an audience - or, in this case, the camera.
9. Mike Birbiglia adeptly navigates the comic, self-mocking confessional terrain.
10. A movie that will likely have greater resonance for his fans -- and for fans of NPR's This American Life -- than more casual moviegoers.

Here is the consensus of critics:Laugh-out-loud funny and endearingly messy, Sleepwalk with Me overcomes its tonal inconsistencies to deliver a sweetly melancholic, amiably reassuring indie crowd-pleaser.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. Writer-director Amy Heckerling's new film is totally adorable and often quite funny.
2. As appealing as Alicia Silverstone is (and she possesses that ethereal 'star quality' which is sadly lacking in many of today's up-and-coming performers), her presence can't quite elevate this breezy comedy to the level of a modern classic.
3. Clueless has a witty script with one great line after another and has an exquisitely charming performance by Silverstone. What more can you ask for in a comedy?
4. An unquestionably dismal look at the wealthy teen's life in the mid-'90s.
5. What should have been a clever movie disguised as a shallow one, it is in essence a shallow movie disguised as a clever one.
6. Rarely do you find a film so aptly titled as this one.
7. The movie is aimed at teenagers, but like all good comedies, it will appeal to anyone who has a sense of humor and an ear for the ironic.
8. A candy-colored comedy and an able chaser for any heavy cinematic experiences that have dogged you lately.
9. While Cher and the other characters here may seem vacuous and spoiled, Heckerling -- who wrote the script as well -- is a gentle satirist.
10. Parents are traditionally invisible and/or lame in teen flicks, but Dan Hedaya, as Silverstone's sharklike litigator dad, does a drop-dead Robert Shapiro, biting off some of the best lines in the movie.

Here is the consensus of critics:
A funny and clever reshaping of Emma, Clueless offers a soft satire that pokes as much fun at teen films as it does at the Beverly Hills glitterati.