IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "red riding trilogy".

OUT: 1. It's got a great sense of atmosphere in this really grim Northern England country.
2. After the intricacies of Peace and Grisoni's stories have been illuminated, we are left to contemplate their messy aftermath, emotionally battered but relieved to have reached the light at the end of a very dark tunnel.
3. At some point in the proceedings, we cease to give a damn about who the actual "Yorkshire Ripper" is. Nonetheless, this magnificent mess of a trilogy is a definite must-see.
4. Red Riding Trilogy, with its remarkable performances, its brilliantly constructed puzzle, its dispiriting cycles of violence, isn't an easy ride. But it is an exhilarating one.
5. Fans of Peace's books should be satisfied by their treatment here, although it bears asking just how many more serial killers, tortured cops and pretentious, fetishistic acts of violence the film audience can withstand.
6. This is the sort of undertaking the BBC excels at, and is approached in the United States only by ambitious cable TV series.
7. a surprisingly rich and remarkably singular moviegoing experience.
8. On its own, each film hauntingly creates a murk of collusion, pervasive corruption, and 57 varieties of predation.
9. An impressively detailed work of societal rot originally presented on British television, now arriving in theaters as three separate films.
10. The movie skirts the edges of a standard police procedural, but it seems literally contaminated by corruption; it seeps in through the edges and gets denser and ranker as the stories go along.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "jingle all the way".

OUT: 1. OK family fun casts Arnold with Sinbad.
2. If it weren't for the credits 'A Brian Levant Film' and 'Directed by Brian Levant,' one would be certain that the director was Chris Columbus.
3. The film is rescued by a strong third act, but getting there is torture.
4. In this formulaic star vehicle, Schwarzenegger gets to fly like Peter Pan, act like Superman--and fulfill all the fantasies kids may have about their fathers.
5. Home Alone, this is not, but for a family Christmas movie, it's surprisingly fun.
6. still heartless and unfunny and as welcome a part of the holidays as traffic and fruit cake.
7. God forbid Arnold should have to shell out for one of those Spanish-speaking turbomen being hocked in the bad part of town.
8. Ahnold terminates the holiday spirit.
9. The practice of buying indulgences didn't die with the Middle Ages, it just sort of metastasized into something black and malignant at the heart of our society.
10. And one wonders why Sinbad hasn't made any movies since

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "edmond".

OUT: 1. Despite agreeably short running time and committed perfs, Edmond is rendered inert by its stagy atmosphere and failure to fully mine the depths of its protagonist's complex psyche.
2. Edmond posits that the fury of a sexist, racist psychopath lies just beneath the surface of even the mildest man. In other words, we're in David Mamet World.
3. works well enough, until we come to the last 20 or so minutes of the thing
4. As there's always at least one obscure independent in the annual Oscar race, the whole thing might as well begin here.
5. a fussy little movie that wants to be much more controversial and important than it is.
6. Mamet's script may not be entirely convincing as either satire or social commentary, but in Macy's hands, poor, pathetic Edmond's story finds its shocking, darkly funny resonance.
7. Go, by all means, but be prepared to take a beating.
8. It may be too bleak for most, and as befits a movie based on a one-act play (written by Mamet in 1982), it can be speechy.
9. Começando com a promessa de se revelar um novo Um Dia de Fúria ("Uma Noite...", neste caso), o filme jamais alcança a intensidade esperada e se enfraquece ainda mais em seu terceiro ato desajeitadamente satírico. Mas Macy está genial.
10. William H. Macy, Joe Mantegna and a number of other true pros manage to keep straight faces all the way through this woozy, self-important stew of lurid nonsense.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "humpday".

OUT:
1. Humpday makes you squirm and think, in the best possible way.
2. Humpday surprises us from beginning to end. It's a fresh take on the familiar topic of friendship -- and a wise one.
3. Ultimately devoid of anything much to say about sexuality or friendship.
4. Has moments of insight and cleverness, but it's pretty threadbare in every sense.
5. Sadly, the most interesting characters in "Humpday" are not the main focuses of the story.
6. Initially refreshing, witty and awkwardly funny, but it morphs into a shallow, tedious, lazy and ultimately forgettable comedy.
7. Transforms a thoroughly outrageous premise into a thoughtful study of the burdens of 21st-century masculinity.
8. Mumblecore comes of age with this smartly written and well-acted, grown-up version of a "bromantic" comedy.
9. Lynn Shelton's breakthrough bromance comedy is funny, sharp and true -- with no preachy sexual politics.
10. Few kinds of art are more boring than the insistently transgressive, and few movies are more boring than Humpday.