Critic consensus:Oceans adds another visually stunning chapter to the Disney Nature library.

Numbered reviews:1. succeeds brilliantly with a visually dynamic component that is nothing less than dazzling
2. Perfect for families and exquisitely shot, this entry from the Disneynature division is even better and fresher than last year's Earth.
3. The movie could -- should -- be a symphony, and it frequently makes excellent use of spare classical music. When Brosnan pipes up, he is as welcome as a car alarm.
4. For all Oceans does to please the eyes and ears, it does nothing to engage the brain.
5. There's a been there/swam that feeling to Oceans.
6. Oceans is a bit slow at times but perfectly captures the beauty and brutality of the ocean without being overly political. Make sure you use the restroom before watching it.
7. Oceans floods us with stunning visuals of the panoply of sea life. But without a compelling story, or a strong point of view, or mere information, we can only 'ooh' and 'aah' so much.
8. I never thought I would like anything made by two dudes named Jacques unless I could eat it for dessert or buy it from a truck stop men's room vending machine.
9. You're torn. Is this a work of nature pornography or consciousness raising? The movie thinks if it overwhelms us with the former, we won't notice the relative absence of the latter.
10. There have, over the years, been a lot of terrific undersea documentaries, but if you want to know what distinguishes this new one, it comes down to a single word: technology.


Critic consensus:While not without its moments, Shrek Forever After too often feels like a rote rehashing of the franchise's earlier entries.

Numbered reviews:1. The weaknesses of the picture suggest that there really isn't anywhere else to go beyond this, but as long as they stop now, the series can always be remembered as a pleasurable one.
2. doesn't do anything the previous installments hadn't already done for better or for worse
3. Better than the last film, but the latest in this disappointing franchise is "Shrek" out of luck.
4. This "final chapter" doesn't try too hard %u2014 save for the finale %u2014 to become an after-school special, the way the dreadfully dull Shrek the Third did.
5. By the middle of the second act, Forever After finally finds its groove, becoming mildly amusing (the actors -- Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, Antonio Banderas -- are in fine form) but never rising to the inspired heights of the original.
6. Though it's jumped on the 3D bandwagon, the fourth Shrek is almost surprisingly clunky and old.
7. [It] kind of engaged me a little bit.
8. This one had the same paucity in wit and script issues as the whole Shrek series.
9. I've sat through four Shrek movies. Christ, the things I do for you people.
10. Good luck explaining the plot to your kid


Critic consensus:Exuberant and eye-popping, Avengers: Age of Ultron serves as an overstuffed but mostly satisfying sequel, reuniting its predecessor's unwieldy cast with a few new additions and a worthy foe.

Numbered reviews:
1. Ultimately, Avengers: Age of Ultron can't recapture the charm and majesty of seeing Earth's Mightiest Heroes assembled for the first time. That said, it's still a lot of fun and offers plenty of great action and character moments.
2. Joss Whedon sets up the future of the Avengers for the Russo Brothers, but this is no longer exciting. It's exhausting.
3. Sure, this is the A Team of comic book superstars, but overextended sequences don't make them any more impressive.
4. Age of Ultron is a Western about military service: it's a call to arms to protect American values like the family and the home from East European types and electronic threats to security systems.
5. [I] loved most of the exchanges between the characters. Appreciated the Avengers' attempts to avoid destruction in population centers. The action scenes were very exciting and clever, but I had trouble keeping up with the visuals.
6. Writing and directing "Avengers: Age of Ultron," Joss Whedon proves he has a superpower of his own: mediocrity.
7. Lovable characters, just the right amount of humor and spectacular action make "Ultron" a worthy bridge to whatever happens next in The Avengers' universe.
8. Still light and funny, but the novelty's worn off, and the bloat and repetition are starting to show
9. Massive, immersive and wildly entertaining, Age of Ultron gets the gang back together for a globe-trotting battle against a meager villain. Fun will be had by all.
10. Improves on its predecessor on many fronts even if it doesn't fully recapture the magic of the 2012 endeavour.