Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. A legitimate crowd pleaser.
2. A terrific underdog story
3. The Karate Kid exhibits warmth and friendly, predictable humor, its greatest assets.
4. The Karate Kid belongs so irredemiably to its time that you can't feel anything other than affection toward it.
5. Wax on, wax off, wax nostalgic.
6. The movie birthed three sequels and features the sweet relationship between Macchio and Morita.
7. An OK underdog story that did not deserve any sequels.
8. A warm-heartened riff on the tried-and-true Rocky formula, and one of the better cinematic icons of the 1980s.
9. It's primitive, predatory stuff.
10. Tells the engaging story of a handyman at a housing complex who teaches martial arts to a boy yearning for mastery of self.

Here is the consensus of critics:Utterly predictable and wholly of its time, but warm, sincere, and difficult to resist, due in large part to Pat Morita and Ralph Macchio's relaxed chemistry.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. A strong, well defined story, some unexpected betrayals and hidden corners, sensational locations and an absence of gadgets make Casino Royale a right royal Bond movie.
2. Gritty and thrilling, Casino Royale has it all - action, glamour, spectacular locations and a new Bond that is above all, vulnerable.... Whether you can follow the Texas Hold 'Em poker game, it matters not.
3. I am proud to say the haters can all stuff it. Daniel Craig is the perfect new James Bond, and may have rescued the franchise.
4. GOLDFINGER? SHMOLDFINGER! CASINO ROYALE is the best James Bond movie to date. Not only that, but it is also one of the best action movies ever made. And now, has become one of my favorite films. This is a classic.
5. A streamlined back to basics approach for Bond that hits all the right marks in rejuvenating the franchise for a new generation.
6. A muscular, wildly successful attempt to strip the lucrative James Bond franchise back to basics.
7. Let's say straight off that Craig is very good indeed: everything about his performance shows cunning and grace.
8. Casino Royale is a welcome break from the past and a strong and entertaining film in its own right, proving the continuing viability of Fleming's creation 50 years after his inception.
9. Daniel Craig brings originality James Bond, playing the super spy as ruthless, arrogant and cocky, but also bringing much more depth and emotion than any other actor before him.
10. A Bond for our times, indeed

Here is the consensus of critics:Casino Royale disposes of the silliness and gadgetry that plagued recent James Bond outings, and Daniel Craig delivers what fans and critics have been waiting for: a caustic, haunted, intense reinvention of 007.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. More interested in finding fresh ways to stage execution scenes than in finding meaning behind the human urge for self-appointed righting of wrongs, pic is stuffed with effects that have no lasting impact.
2. Train wreck!
3. [A] dim-witted, aesthetically clunky Tarantino clone.
4. It's one thing to make a film that's violent and profane; it's another to make one that's a moral black hole, and to do it because black looks cool. [Blu-ray]
5. Duffy's models are clearly snarky, ultraviolent Tarantino-esque crime pictures, but this movie's cleverness is never quite on a par with its bloodlust.
6. An embarrassing waste of time, and nothing even resembling the guiltiest of guilty pleasures...
7. Willem Dafoe's portrayal of the conflicted homosexual FBI agent is overacted to such an extent that it is hilarious, amazing and entertaining. His is an unforgettable character.
8. Satire or self-parody would be vastly preferable to the film's unironic endorsement of outlaw justice, but you'd be hard pressed to find anything resembling irony or subversiveness in this exercise in lovingly rendered ultra-violence.
9. While I don't think the flick really has much of a brain in its head ... it sure isn't boring.
10. If you can't sit back and enjoy an entertaining popcorn flick like The Boondock Saints, then you'll probably never understand the difference between the movies and real life.

Here is the consensus of critics:A juvenile, ugly movie that represents the worst tendencies of directors channeling Tarantino.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. While the animation, particularly in the action set pieces, is indeed well done, it's nothing revolutionary nor imaginative that stands out from the rest in this CG-feature-a-week marketplace.
2. Isn't clever or inventive enough to make up for its repetitive and lackluster storytelling.
3. Cute animated movie with a message for kids.
4. It's a fun adventure fantasy, and I was never bored...
5. Ten year old Lucas Nickle ( the voice of Zach Tyler Eisen) stomps an anthill after an encounter with neighborhood bullies. With the help of a magic potion, the ants shrink the boy down to their size. The insects are about to get even and Lucas will learn
6. ...this visually arresting story of a young geek's friendship with some enterprising ants isn't as compelling in the script department.
7. One of those animated features you can enjoy even without a kid by your side.
8. It's imaginative and amusing with its engaging characters and nicely crafted animation, even though the ants themselves are visually the least interesting ... Uplifting and bright.
9. The film acknowledges that faith is an important part of our social fabric, and if the film has any moral lessons to pass on, it implicitly roots them in a spiritual foundation.
10. The new computer-animated movie, "The Ant Bully," knows a few things about bullies, most of which we already know--all of which bear repeating.

Here is the consensus of critics:
Sometimes inventive and witty, this animated adventure into an ant-sized world is a pleasant diversion.