Question: "The Act of Killing" was ranked the number 1 film in 2013 by what 4 critics?
About the article "The Act of Killing", section "Top ten lists".

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Particular genres or media.
"See" Gone with the Wind, Casablanca and Schindler's List "in the Films acclaimed in audience polls section above."
"Paths of Glory" (1957) is #1 on the Movie Review Query Engine's list of the best military movies.
"The Longest Day" (1962) topped the list of the Moviefone 25 Best War Movies.
"Apocalypse Now" (1979) was ranked as the number one greatest war movie by "The Guardian" in a 2013 critics poll with "The Observer".
The film also topped on Channel 4's "50 Films To See Before You Die".
It is the second rated war movie of all time based on the Movifone list (after "The Longest Day").
"Come and See" (1985) was listed as the number one greatest World War II film by "Time Out".
"Saving Private Ryan" (1998) was voted as the greatest war film in a 2008 Channel 4 poll of the 100 greatest war films.  
Critical reaction.
"Lauren Lewis" was chosen "Number 1" by "AfterEllen" in its November 2013 survey of "The Top 25 Lesbian/Bi Characters on TV (Right Now)".
"Bo" was named "Number 7" in the list.
In an exclusive selection of the best Canadian television shows of 2013, "Lost Girl" was rated "Number 6" by some of Canada's top critics and television editors in "Canada's Best in Show" by TV Guide (Canada).
HuffPost Canada TV ranked "Lost Girl" as the "Number 4" television show in its "Best Canadian TV Of 2013".
In the annual "AfterEllen Visibility Awards", "Lost Girl", Lauren Lewis, and Zoie Palmer won the categories in which they were candidates for year 2013. 
"Finding Rin Tin Tin" is the lowest ranked film on the French site AlloCiné, compiling the ratings of several film critics and was unanimously ranked 1 star. 
Ada was well received by critics.
Lara Crigger of "The Escapist" found Ada to be not only "the femme fatale archetype given pixilated form" but also "a strong, feminist role model" that is "beautiful and sexual" in light of the existentialist philosophies of Simone de Beauvoir.
In 2007, Ada was listed by Rob Wright of Tom's Games among the 50 greatest female characters in video game history.
He suggested she be played by Kelly Hu in the live-action "Resident Evil" series.
That same year, she was ranked second on the list of top "video game chicks" by ActionTrip.
GameDaily featured her as their "Babe of the Week" in 2007 and described her as a "gun-toting hottie" with capabilities to star in her own video game.
They also included her in the Babe of the Week galleries "Asian Beauties" and "Girl Power" where she was listed alongside Claire Redfield, Jill and Sheva Alomar.
IGN included her on the list of characters they would like to see return for "Resident Evil 6".
Ada has often been described as one of the sexiest female characters in all of video gaming.
GameTrailers named her a "sexy she-devil" and ranked her number five among the top ten "gamer babes" of 2007.
In 2008, UGO ranked Ada as the fourth top "videogame hottie", describing her as "drop dead gorgeous" and stating that they anticipate what the series has in store for her in the future, while Chris Buffa of GameDaily ranked her the 12th "hottest game babe".
In 2009, this "kinda babe guys dream about" was featured in MSN's list of "gaming's hottest babes", as well as showcased in a similar article by Polish tabloid "Fakt".
In 2010, "The Times of India" listed her among the nine "sexiest babes" of action games, while AfterEllen ranked her as the 11th "hottest" female video game character.
In 2011, "Complex" ranked her as 24th "best looking sideline chick in games", commenting on Ada's resemblance to Nikita from "La Femme Nikita".
That same year, PSU.com featured her among the sexiest PlayStation characters, stating, "super hot Chinese lady killing zombies, what is not to love?"
In 2012, Larry Hester of "Complex" ranked her as 28th of the "hottest" women in video games, describing her as "enshrined in fanboy canon forever more," while Polish web portal Interia.pl included Ada from "Resident Evil 6" among the "sexiest game heroines" of 2012.
Ada was ranked as the eight sexiest female video game character by Scarlet Clearwater of Soletron in 2013.
"Complex" ranked Ada 19th on the 2011 list of "most diabolical video game she-villains", noting her "dragon-lady qualities."
In 2013, Liz Lanier of "Game Informer" included Ada among top ten female villains in video games, stating that "whether you want to call her a bad guy or just an anti-hero, it's clear that her enemy is whoever gets in her way; if that happens to be a former ally, so be it."
She was also included on the 2014 list of top ten "hottest" female villains in gaming by Travis Huber of Cheat Code Central.
Together with Leon, Ada was also included by Alexander Villafania in "The Inquirer"s 2007 list of the most memorable video game love teams.
In 2011, "a highly disfunctional relationship" between Ada and Leon was ranked as the ninth top video game romance by James Hawkins of Joystick Division.
Chris Warrington of "PlayStation Official Magazine" included Ada in her iconic red dress on the 2012 list of eight best dressed PlayStation characters, calling her "the wearer of the finest dress on the PlayStation."
That same year, "Complex"s Larry Hester ranked her as the eight best Asian character in video games, stating that this "bad girl killed zombies like roaches with the sophistication of a ballet dancing gunslinger."
In 2013, ZoominGames ranked Ada as number one top Asian female in gaming for her aura of mystery and combining "cool with sexy".
There has also been criticism of the character.
"Play" editor Gavin Mackenzie criticized her perceived "bitch" personality in "Resident Evil 4" in retrospective from the events of "Resident Evil 2", while Matt Cundy of GamesRadar found Ada's outfit from "Resident Evil 4" to be unsuitable for the game's theme, ranking her iconic "out-of-our-price-bracket Shanghai hooker" look as the most impractical of all main outfits of the series' stars and commenting that anyone dressing like she does to fight zombies "would have to be certifiably mental."
Phil Hornshaw of GameFront wrote that Ada-centered plot of "RE6" is the reason why it is "has the weirdest story in the series", as "everybody who died in "Resident Evil 6" died because Simmons wanted to bang Ada Wong and Ada said no.
"According to "Retribution" producer Jeremy Bolt, fans were "were very, very pleased with all of our choices the film, particularly Li Bingbing, who plays Ada Wong.
They visited us on set last week, and they were really blown away by her."
Contrary to Cundy's opinion, some film critics expressed a positive opinion about the practicality of Ada's high-slit dress.
According to Li Bingbing speaking in 2012, the character has "a big fan base" in China.