Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. The film is gorgeous, dripping with texture and sensuality and, well, mood.
2. Director Wong Kar-wai, Hong Kong's most romantic filmmaker, is known for his excesses, and in that sense the film's spareness represents a bold departure.
3. As beautiful as it is to look at, In the Mood for Love is full of passing moments, missed opportunities, and plenty of darkness.
4. Ethereal, evanescent, evocative of true, ineffable experience, In the Mood for Love is amazing
5. Agençant parfaitement la simplicité de son récit ŕ la complexité de sa mise en scčne, Wong Kar Wai nous livre au final un chef-d'%u0153uvre incontestable en son genre.
6. Every charged frame of the film pulses with the central contradiction between repression and emotional abandon; the formalism and sensuality are inextricable.
7. The performances are quietly aching, never relying on explosions to push a point home.
8. The emotional richness of the piece undeniably pierces the heart.
9. It rivals the impact...Lost Highway [had for me], and is easily one of the best films I have ever seen.
10. As this lovely film moves from allegro to adagio, it never loses its pervasive sense of loneliness.

Here is the consensus of critics:This understated romance, featuring good performances by its leads, is both visually beautiful and emotionally moving.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. easily one of the best sports dramas in recent years
2. Few attempts are made to explain the technicalities and nothing is left to the imagination in terms of the brute strength required at this level.
3. Relies on the graininess of the indie/gritty shaky-camera style rather than on the integrity of the narrative to convince viewers the film is more artful than cornball.
4. There have been a lot of movies about fighting, but few have been more personal and emotional than this one about a whole family of fighters divided by a bitter past of desertion, alcoholism, regret and death.
5. Take the underdog fantasy of Rocky and multiply it by two, add an even more dysfunctional family than the one in The Fighter, throw in Mixed Martial Arts and you have the formula for rousing fight drama Warrior.
6. Even though Christ transforms hearts, believers aren't promised new lives devoid of suffering. Such an accurate depiction of faith is rare in Hollywood and even many faith-based productions.
7. Just enough unexpectedly terrific moments of big-ticket emotion and quiet introspection to make a cliché-barraged first hour and eye-rolling plot turns feel more disappointing. Still, it boasts vivid fight choreography and a trio of top performances.
8. A mélange of Rocky, On the Waterfront, The Wrestler and The Fighter.
9. Carries you along despite its obvious faults and pretensions
10. Not a knockout, but worth a few rounds nonetheless.

Here is the consensus of critics:Warrior relies on many of the clichés that critics of the genre love to mock -- and it transcends them with gripping action, powerful acting, and heart.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. A scathing lambasting of the American teen in the late 1980s, but its presence will be timeless.
2. You can be more popular dead than alive
3. This film is dark as night but great fun, taking teen issues by the scruff of the neck and holding them up as the rather unpleasant exhibits they are.
4. The points it makes about the violence-prone absurdity of American adolescence are perhaps even more incisive today than they were [in 1989].
5. A wonderful savage satire on high school life.
6. A poisoned candy apple that'll bring a sardonic smile to the lips of those who remember it and entertain those who haven't experienced it before.
7. The perfect 80's film, and it has the legs to still do it today.
8. Lehmann ... made a stunning debut with this sharp satire of teen cliques.
9. More than just one of the best movies so far this year, it is a revolution in young-adult entertainment.
10. For a long time, we're not even sure of the point of view: Is this a black comedy about murder or just a cynical morality play? The traveler in the foreign country is not sure, but he knows the film inspires thought.

Here is the consensus of critics:Dark, cynical, and subversive, Heathers gently applies a chainsaw to the conventions of the high school movie -- changing the game for teen comedies to follow.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. Fanning and Russell make this watchable family entertainment, if not necessarily at today's prices.
2. Please don't shoot the horse with the broken leg, Daddy, Dakota Fanning with her enormous eyes brimming with tears... doesn't exactly say, but she might as well have.
3. Yes, Dreamer follows a formula, but the formula, when applied with skill and intelligence, as it is here, is pretty much foolproof.
4. Crosses the finish line quite a few furlongs behind such classics of the girl-and-her horse genre as National Velvet, Black Stallion or Gypsy Colt.
5. Dreamer: Still Better than Seabiscuit
6. A sweet, solidly constructed family film, Dreamer may be short on surprises, but it has enough heart for ten movies.
7. a chance to see America's little sweetheart, Dakota Fanning, before she turns 16, dyes her blonde hair jet black, and pierces something that shouldn't be pierced
8. The inspiration comes in spades thanks to solid work from two leads who could sell corn back to the Field of Dreams. Plus, who doesn't love horseys?
9. Still manages to rouse spirits, in spite of everything.
10. I have seen enough movies to know that 'wholesome' does not have to equate to 'unoriginal.' Yet there's not an inventive moment in the entire film.

Here is the consensus of critics:
Though formulaic, this horse story's saving grace is its strong performances.