IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "me and earl and the dying girl".

OUT: 1. Brimming with wit, crushing last-act melancholia, laughs, and poignant heart, "Me And Earl And The Dying Girl" is a spectacular delivery of tears, love and laughter, and a captivating knock-out that asks us to keep the departed in our hearts.
2. This rousing adaptation of Jesse Andrews' novel is destined not only to connect with young audiences in a big way, but to endure as a touchstone for its generation.
3. Energetic storytelling and inspired visuals make this one an entertaining experience.
4. It's about the limited view we can put on the world and others, and how when we move beyond that, there are amazing discoveries to be revealed. It's about growing up.
5. Appropriate to its teenage milieu, the film isn't unlike spending a couple of hours with an exceptionally witty high-schooler: It's entertaining as hell, but you can't help rolling your eyes a little at its self-satisfied pseudo-profundities.
6. The screenplay by Jesse Andrews (based on his novel) is a hodgepodge of dishonest choices.
7. Even though in voiceover Greg tells the audience "this isn't a touching romantic story," that doesn't mean director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon can't have a little fun with expectation.
8. It's a fresh take on contemporary adolescence as a journey from ironic detachment to openhearted feeling.
9. Deserves to be the sleeper hit of the year. A wonderful film.
10. The Citizen Kane of teen cancer tearjerkers, Alfonso Gomez-Rejon's funny and bruising Sundance sensation is like The Fault in Our Stars remade for Criterion Collection fetishists.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "kate and leopold".

OUT: 1. Intended to be a modern-day fairy tale, this film only succeeds in delivering every time-travel cliché in the book.
2. The overall quality of Mangold's writing and direction is poor.
3. Its sparkling humor and heady atmosphere of romance make it the ideal date movie.
4. More forced than touching, lacking much of a serviceable plot and simply feeling off-track right from the get-go.
5. Essentially a Nora Ephron fairy tale with a sci-fi twist and a lot more plot than you might find in one of Ms. Ephron's cotton-candy daydreams.
6. What we have in this comedy are two hoary plot conceits of ancient vintage and dubious worth.
7. As a spun-sugar, slightly screwball romantic comedy, it's a delicious 'portal' to an hour and change of escapism.
8. Even by movie standards, the time-tripping in K & L doesn't work.
9. Supremely and sublimely romantic.
10. Predictably, there will be a spark between Leopold and Kate, but 80 minutes is too long to wait for it to catch fire.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "drive 2011".

OUT: 1. This genre film does what it does so well, and with such impressive directorial finesse, you won't mind stepping into the criminal muck and covering yourself in the blood and filth of some ice-cold thieves.
2. High-octane excitement for the art-house set ... Think 'Two-Lane Blacktop' meets Kubrick's 'The Killing' meets Bresson ... Gosling's King of Cool may be the new McQueen.
3. Like the novels of Raymond Chandler and the paintings of David Hockney, Drive is both an accurate view of southern California's intoxicating sleaze and glamour and the filtering of it through a European sensibility.
4. full review at Movies for the Masses
5. A more or less conventional Los Angeles-set hot-rod/getaway-driver movie with neo-noir decoration -- albeit satisfying enough on its own terms.
6. One for fans of Taxi Driver and TV's Dexter, Drive is a film whose considerable style at first obscures just how much it'll get under your skin and stay there for weeks to come.
7. From its opening shots, Refn's movie is as cool and controlled as its protagonist... at once unhurriedly stylish and intensely gripping. You'd like to lean back and admire, but the action keeps pulling you to the edge of your seat.
8. The film treats the audience with intelligence; it doesn't lay everything out and instead leaves you to do a little legwork too.
9. Terrific, pulpy stuff.
10. ...the film's irresistibly stylish atmosphere [compensates] for its general lack of context and substance.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "superman ii".

OUT:
1. An especially fun movie and a rare instance of a sequel that not only equals, but even betters, its original.
2. A solid, classy, cannily constructed piece of entertainment which gets down to action almost immediately.
3. It's an entertaining and fun follow-up that definitely made good on the promise of evil doers who'd challenge the man of steel for all he's worth.
4. On some levels soars above its predecessor with a more personal story; credible, menacing villains and an impeccable cast.
5. Let's face it, times change, and Superman and friend have sweetly embraced the spirit of the '80s as well as each other.
6. Witty, action-packed superadventure with big themes.
7. A fine follow-up, it's easy to understand why some consider Superman II to be the pick of the series.
8. Manages to gain classic comic book feature status through a combination of great stunts and a great human angle.
9. This is first class entertainment with a little bit of everything thrown in for good measure.
10. As good a matinee movie as could be imagined.