1. It's a bit of a challenge to watch, but Javier Bardem fans will want to check it out.
2. The popcorn out in the lobby would seem a more compelling attraction
3. Seems born not of contrivance but genuine, hurtful truth
4. Thanks to Bardem's performance the film finds plenty of sublime moments.
5. Si Los Lunes al Sol es una película tan humana, tan sensible y tan reveladora es porque hemos visto esos personajes acá nomás, a la vuelta de la esquina.
6. Full of sympathy for the worker's plight.
7. Will look and feel all too familiar to victims of the jobless recovery, or at least those who can afford to see the movie.
8. Okay, I'm saying it: Javier Bardem is the next Robert De Niro.
9. Moving, often hilarious examination of masculine frustration with a sharply observed script and impressive performances from its cast.
10. Delicado drama que, com seu elenco coeso encabeçado por um Bardem vigoroso e intenso, funciona como um testemunho do impacto psicológico e moral provocado pelo desemprego numa economia em recessăo.
What is the critic consensus?
A: Javier Bardem gives an outstanding performance in this hought-provoking (though occasionally plodding) movie about the effects of unemployment on a group of former shipyard workers.

1. The film soars on the strength of its own eagerness to display goodwill toward all its characters.
2. An astutely written and acted study of human interaction.
3. Has universal appeal -- giving the leftist movement a good-natured punch in the ribs even as it waxes nostalgic about an idealism that soon became unfashionable.
4. A scruffy delight, a movie with the happiest sort of family values.
5. Through Moodysson's deft writing and simple, unadorned direction, the actors are allowed to turn their characters into an interesting group of real people who engage us fully in their small adventure.
6. The film's satiric skewering of '70s liberalism works because it feels emotionally authentic.
7. An intriguing piece of work.
8. A sad, funny, always good-natured film.
9. The movie knows how to have fun with this strange way of thinking and still make it seem human.
10. Moodysson manages to make much of it charming, eliciting warm and vulnerable performances from his homegrown cast.
What is the critic consensus?
A: Managing to be both satirical and warm-hearted in its look at the inhabitants of a commune, Together successfully captures the spirit of a time.

1. Americans love a good villain, and in Enron chairman Kenneth Lay, former CEO Jeffrey Skilling and CFO Andrew Fastow, the movie provides a perfect storm of scoundrels.
2. It's a story of jaw-dropping chutzpah, grim, mostly hindsight-based humor and more stomach-churning drama than you could find in 10 screenplays.
3. Enron quickly settles down, cogently laying out how Ken Lay and other hot-dogging big shots sank the seventh-largest corporation in America.
4. You might expect this film to be mildly informative; coming out you'll feel you've seen the horror movie of the year.
5. An entertaining look at an extremely easy target.
6. The movie does more than entertain and enlighten you. At the end, you also realize you've been watching a classic American tale, one that we can only hope will never be repeated -- though it well might be.
7. Exploring the darker side of human behavior is compelling and entertaining, leaving in its wake an acute sense of moral outrage.
8. ...almost continuously entertaining and frequently funny...
9. Intriguing and infuriating: a civics and ethics lesson for every American citizen.
10. With all its inherent drama, Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room seems ripe for feature film treatment.
What is the critic consensus?
A: A concise, entertaining documentary about the spectacular failure of Enron.

1. This middle section, in which the newly energized Tony tinkers with his emerging superpowers like a kid in shop class, is the movie's finest and funnest hour.
2. ... lives up to its promise and premise... the benchmark for this summer's blockbusters has just been set.
3. Fulfills all the requirements of its genre admirably, but never rises beyond the level of baseline satisfaction.
4. While not perfect, it comes pretty damn close - Iron Man is one of the best superhero movie adaptations to hit the big screen so far.
5. A slightly-better-than-average popcorn epic featuring a performance from Downey that is so funny and inventive and entertaining that he pretty much winds up carrying the entire movie on his shoulders.
6. Iron Man is a thrilling ride full of excitement and laughs. Finally this year we have a great family film that everyone will enjoy.
7. a fun night at the movies but unfortunately disposable
8. While the movie is technically a marvel, it would have been an empty shell without the strong turn from Downey Jr. Wonderfully sarcastic and hedonistic early on, his transformation from capitalist to hero is logical because of the sincerity the actor inv
9. If you can get past the irony (or hypocrisy) of the central concept Jon Favreau's adaptation is reasonably entertaining and uses its digital effects energetically.
10. "Iron Man" is highly entertaining and well made, and when I say highly entertaining and well made, I mean it's almost in the same league as "Batman Begins," "Spider-Man 2," "Superman Returns" and "X-Men 2." Hard to believe, but yes, it is that good.
What is the critic consensus?
A:
Director Jon Favreau and star Robert Downey Jr. make this smart, high impact superhero movie one that even non-comics fans can enjoy.