Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. The bad guys' omnipotence at nearly every turn dilutes the film's suspense.
2. An enjoyable pop projection of post-9/11 anxiety. That said, it also makes you nostalgic for the days when irresponsible action movies didn't have to deal with it.
3. As more and more movies rely on massive CGI enhancement and Hong Kong choreographed wire-rigged fights, Die Hard revels in good, old-fashioned fist fights and real, immaculately executed stunts.
4. Its hyperactive 80's chic action crap and I had a blast just the same...
5. Live Free or Die Hard is as close as we are going to get to reliving the good old action films of the '80s.
6. I was actually nervous with all the gunfire and near misses. But then it kept happening over and over again. So instead of being involved, I studied the action sequences.
7. Live Free or Die Hard is an over-the-top, fun rampage.
8. It's not remotely plausible, but with Willis' McClane leaping onto the tailfins of passing jet fighters and bringing down helicopters by launching police cars at them, there's enough stuff blowing up that action fans won't mind much.
9. It is is about as realistic as a Tom & Jerry cartoon, but then again, this is a Die Hard movie . . .
10. Yipee-ki-ay your way past the plot flaws and enjoy the ride.

Here is the consensus of critics:Live Free or Die Hard may be preposterous, but it's an efficient, action-packed summer popcorn flick with thrilling stunts and a commanding performance by Bruce Willis. Fans of the previous Die Hard films will not be disappointed.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. Biker Boyz leaves The Fast and the Furious eating its dust.
2. "Biker Boyz" is not a pretty picture.
3. As films go, it's as bad as an Elvis movie some of the time and better than an Elvis movie, but not by much, the rest of the time.
4. An endurance-testing racing drama, Biker Boyz is wildly overdirected, and its slight story feels more padded than a rubber room.
5. The jolting stunts and competitive races deliver all the excitement you'd want. You'll be disappointed only if you insist on a plot and complex characters.
6. It's too long and self-consciously progressive to be entertaining, but it's too well-intentioned to be dismissed altogether.
7. Biker Boyz is the kind of movie Howard Hawks would have made if he'd lived long enough to feel the heat of hip-hop's impact on the culture at large.
8. A dreary, overlong, unfocused bore that tries to make up in restless, hand-held camera work for what it lacks in drama, humor or any semblance of psychological truth.
9. It isn't good, certainly, but despite its numerous faults, it's a surprisingly entertaining mishmash of genres and cliches.
10. Though the bikes are fast, the drama idles, with corny characters taking themselves more seriously than heads of state negotiating arms treaties.

Here is the consensus of critics:Waste of a good cast. For a movie about bike racing, it never gets up to speed.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. Trippy, goofy, and nearly senseless concoction [is] one of the more entertaining cases of 'What-in-the-heck?' out there.
2. Amiably dorky redo.
3. Jackie Chan ... is undermined by the film's lack of direction.
4. The heart and soul of it, the story and the casting, are a complete mess.
5. It's ironic that this film is less about traveling and more about beating the crap out of people all over the world.
6. I was amazed at how little actually happens for a movie with so much action.
7. Mildly amusing Jackie Chan adventure.
8. This purely satirical version sometimes works, and sometimes doesn't.
9. ...just another adventure comedy built around Jackie Chan, this time with Verne's travelogue tenuously holding the action scenes together.
10. ...Fogg essentially winds up playing second-banana to Passepartout - a disastrous choice that simply does not work.

Here is the consensus of critics:Hit-and-miss family fare that bares only the slightest resemblance to Verne's novel.

Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. A genuinely hilarious comedy with a brilliantly funny script and terrific comic performances.
2. For my money Zombieland is the funniest comedy of the year, topping by a slim margin, The Hangover.
3. By the time Zombieland reached its climax, I actually cared about who lived and died, and that reaction honestly took me by surprise.
4. Zombieland is a killer comedy with a vicious sense of humor.
5. The flat-out funniest horror film since Shaun of the Dead.
6. Yes, it's got zombies. Yes, it's got jokes. But it's soulless - dead behind the eyes.
7. Zombies can be a ton of fun as long as they don't chomp too many human characters and remain primarily bloody fodder for practical jokes and target practice
8. Has a few flashes of genre-bending inspiration ... but the rest is a little too low-key and obvious to really set this zombie comedy apart.
9. This movie is so clever it almost transcends the plodding performances of Harrelson and Eisenberg
10. Simultaneously frenetic and boring gore-farce shambles

Here is the consensus of critics:
Wickedly funny and featuring plenty of gore, Zombieland is proof that the zombie subgenre is far from dead.