Question: What reviews did All Is Lost receive?
About the article "All Is Lost", section "Critical response".

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"Galcon Classic" received good reviews and won multiple awards.
Both iPhone "Galcons" received excellent reviews, but there was a smaller publicity angle.
The InstantAction version was given few public reviews, but the overall rating is high.
"Galcon Flash" also did not receive very many reviews, and mostly failed in the popularity. 
Audiences reacted positively to the movie though reviews for the film were negative, earning the film a 27% "Rotten" rating at Rotten Tomatoes based on 131 reviews.
Manohla Dargis of the "New York Times" slammed it as well stating that “What Happens in Vegas,” is one of those junky time-wasters that routinely pop up in movie theaters.
Metromix Chicago's Matt Pais did not mince words either calling it "bland, boring and not fun at all".
The film received two Razzie Award nominations including Worst Actress (Cameron Diaz) and Worst Screen Couple (Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher).
Both awards lost to Paris Hilton in The Hottie and the Nottie. 
The film was premièred at the Odeon Leicester Square; for the purpose, a steam locomotive, no.
47298 painted to resemble Thomas, was brought to the cinema by low loader on 9 July 2000.
The film earned $15,748,009 in ticket sales, compared to its $19 million budget.
During its second weekend of screening in Britain it had only taken in £170'000.
"Thomas and the Magic Railroad" received generally unfavorable reviews from critics.
The film has a score of 19% on Rotten Tomatoes with the consensus: "Kids these days demand cutting edge special effects or at least a clever plot with cute characters.
This movie has neither, having lost in its Americanization what the British original did so right."
However, it did receive a positive review from Associated Press and Gannett newspapers.
Nell Minow of Common Sense Media also gave the film a positive review, giving it three out of five stars and writing that it "will please fans" but that the plot "might confuse kids".
Roger Ebert of the "Chicago Sun-Times" gave the film one star and wrote "(the fact) That "Thomas and the Magic Railroad" made it into theaters at all is something of a mystery.
This is a production with 'straight to video' written all over it.
Kids who like the Thomas books might kinda like it.
Especially younger kids.
Real younger kids.
Otherwise, no."
While he admired the models and art direction, he criticized how the engines' mouths didn't move when they spoke, the overly depressed performance of Peter Fonda, as well as the overall lack of consistency in the plot. 
 "Superficial" received overwhelmingly negative reviews.
Pittnews commented that it "is chock full of poorly produced, synthesized, and — worst of all — instantly forgettable tracks that are mildly irritating at best, but are usually insufferable."
TheChannels said "The lyrics are no better than the rest of the album.
Montag sings about these ideas: how hard it is to handle the paparazzi, how she turns heads everywhere she goes, and how she ignores those that rain on her parade."
Limelife gave the album a mixed review, calling some of the songs "catchy", but also said the album "sounds so manufactured, I have no idea what Heidi would sound like without all this technology behind her."
HollywoodLife was also gave the album a mixed review, writing "Superficial is just as over-produced as you’d expect a Heidi album to be.
In fact, there are some points when you can barely hear Heidi’s breathy words over busy beats and sporadic whooshing sounds."
They did, however, praise the songs "My Parade" and "I'll Do It".
"Superficial" did receive some positive reviews, however, most notably from the LGBT community.
Homorazzi gave the album a positive review, and cited songs "Fanatic", "Superficial", and "More Is More" as highlights of the album.
MuuMuse also praised the album, calling it "fun", while calling several of the songs "guilty pleasures."
The compilation did not receive many reviews by critics.
Allmusic gave the album 3.5 out 5 stars, but did not publicize any further reviews.