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

OUT: 1. The writer gets as tangled in his own explanations as a puppy in a 30-foot leash.
2. The script within "Adaptation" was a joke and it's sad that everyone involved wasn't in on it and dragged the audience to the top of the greatest imaginable rollercoaster only to breakdown before sending us down the hill.
3. Effective, well-crafted chiller.
4. A pretty wild ride if you're willing to leave your brain at the popcorn counter and let Mr. Mangold jolt your spine with every thriller-chiller trick in Hollywood's hefty book.
5. Throughout, the film teeters tantalizingly on the preposterous, but James Mangold's astute direction and Michael Cooney's carefully thought-out script keep it from sliding over the edge.
6. A unique murder-mystery completely ruined by a trailer that gives the whole thing away.
7. Identity doesn't outfox the audience; it just makes us feel like suckers.
8. 80 minutes of cliches, overacting and hackneyed coincidences.
9. keeps viewers guessing, provides several solid jolts, builds to a perfectly acceptable ending -- then can't resist adding on a few more twists that finally push the picture dangerously close to the border of unintentional comedy.
10. Takes the 'nothing is what it seems...' conceit to clever new extremes.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "adventures of baron munchausen".

OUT: 1. For a picture big on in-camera special effects, few of the explosions and set pieces can eclipse the parade of cracking performances.
2. It's an opulent odyssey that balances romance, comedy and thrills in one glittering and constantly surprising package.
3. The king is completely out-of-control, and so was Gilliam in making this film. Neither has much of a sense of proportion, but both are hard to ignore.
4. The carnivalesque chaos is anchored in stage actor John Neville's charismatic lead turn.
5. Its intellectual intent and the physical production seem disconnected, leaving a film that bedazzles the eye even as it bedevils the mind.
6. Superbly photographed and marvelously lighted, this remarkable set piece of art direction and stunning decor cures many of its own ills, including a screenplay that meanders grandly.
7. The sheer volume and invention of Gilliam's visual largess sets him apart, and his wit operates for the most part at a dangerously sophisticated level.
8. The Adventures of Baron Munchausen is a fairy tale of large heart and limitless vision. Like its maker, it staunchly defies the exigencies of reason to pursue a bigger vision of imagination.
9. A lavish fairy tale for bright children of all ages.
10. One of the most voluptuously beautiful films ever imagined, Munchausen naturally assumes that surrealism is preferable, that through make-believe we find the way to true beliefs.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "rois et reine".

OUT: 1. A welter of narrative complication and piercing drama shot through with a rich vein of absurdist humor.
2. Taps into universal themes and archetypes.
3. There's no ready capsule description of Kings and Queen, but its fluid, dynamic approach to melodrama and two compelling central performances create an impressive portrait of intertwined lives.
4. Devos, in her calm, intelligent way, leads you through this rock pile of intimacies and enigmas with a magnetism that fastens you even as the fatigue becomes laborious.
5. The movie, directed by Arnaud Desplechin and written by him with Roger Bohbot, begins as such a straightforward portrait of ordinary life that it's unsettling to find layer after layer of reality peeled away.
6. Kings and Queen is a marvelously textured and civilized study of two tormented souls finding redemption not in each other, but in themselves and in other people.
7. it is the story, with its sleight of hand manner of making you believe one thing only to have the truth be something very different, that makes Kings and Queen special.
8. Somewhere buried in the plodding morass of Kings and Queen exists a taut, twisting psychological puzzler.
9. The film is delectable and keeps you eager to see what's served next, but also is ridiculously rich, overly long and difficult to digest. Still, it's a feast you won't want to miss.
10. A richly observed study of the sticky complexities of family dynamics.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "daddy day care".

OUT:
1. Chock full of his "Dr. Doolittle" charm, Eddie Murphy's back with this fun-filled family entertainment. There's a delightfully paternal atmosphere despite the inevitable poop and potty jokes.
2. Daddy Day Care is a cinema-sized Romper Room reject looking to pine for its hollow hilarity by appealing to the non-judgmental and misplaced quirkiness of the targeted kid-friendly audience
3. It's Jackass for the pre-juvie crowd.
4. A likable little movie without much to offer but cute tots, recycled gags and a talented cast amiably wasting their time and ours.
5. [An] amiably crass comedy will tickle [your tots] pink.
6. Daddy is more than happy to go for potty-training humor rather than real jokes ... But kids aren't likely to mind, and should be laughing straight through to the blooper-filled closing credits.
7. Daddy Day Care feels like a movie cribbed together from outtakes of other hapless Hollywood comedies.
8. Aimed at viewers young enough still to need day care.
9. Falters is in a few awkwardly mechanical, our-script's-too-short contrivances...but still entirely enjoyable as Saturday matinee family fare.
10. An anemic, flaccid little curiosity with nary a hint of life.