Question: IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "1127407-missing".

OUT: 1. Jones admirably steers clear of the pitfalls of what could potentially be a preposterous (and borderline offensive) character.
2. A mixed-genre mutt that cribs liberally from John Ford to fashion a tale of families battling the elements, the frontier, and each other.
3. The movie often works against its own best interests.
4. Where The Searchers challenged assumptions and attitudes still current in 1956, Howard's film embraces, if not panders to, politically correct current attitudes
5. The film will resonate deeply not only with parents, but with all of us who followed the Elizabeth Smart case and, sadly, dozens more like it.
6. There's a pretty good Western hidden somewhere amid the extraneous scenes, unnecessary characters and adoring shots of the New Mexico wilderness, but Howard didn't have the heart to cut his movie.
7. A movie is only as good as its villain, so they say, and the new film The Missing has a particularly lousy one.
8. The elements of popular entertainment are in place, but there's frustration in the failure of the script to delve further into issues it raises, but never really explores.
9. Ron Howard's answer to 'The Searchers' is a tone poem -- whose tone has gone disastrously, horribly wrong.
10. It's an entertaining and gripping film, with stunning production values and magnetic performances. And yet the script's continual pandering to Hollywood cliches lets it down.

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 "1007818-frankenstein".

OUT: 1. As much as the later movies diluted the character of the Frankenstein creature, nothing could blunt the impact made by Karloff in the role of the most memorable movie monster of all time.
2. Still a startling film about the borders between genius and madness, science and atrocity.
3. Nothing can detract from the power of the most influential monster movie ever made.
4. The classic and definitive monster/horror film.
5. The film is unique in Whale's work in that the horror is played absolutely straight, and it has a weird fairytale beauty not matched until Cocteau made La Belle et la Bęte.
6. Now a classic part of scream culture.
7. A classic.
8. One of the most deservedly famous and chilling horror films of all time.
9. Frankenstein's psychological inquiries remain both striking and potent, its morality-lined narrative brimming with existential hurdles on both ends of the scale.
10. Absolutely essential.

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

OUT:
Answer: 1. Complain loudly about the 3D tide - but see and enjoy Megamind for its own considerable charms.
2. This 3-D, animated adventure leaps -- in a single bound -- into familiar comic-book/superhero territory but soars on the strength of zippy running gags and high-flying visuals.
3. "Megamind" is a lot of fun -- a movie that youngsters will enjoy for its cartoonish slapstick and visuals and that adults can appreciate for its sly humor.
4. Isn't exactly groundbreaking, but it's good, clean fun.
5. This animated feature is what Yogi Berra called "déjŕ vu all over again," its shopworn premise most recently having served the marginally better "Despicable Me" this summer.
6. It has plenty of details for us to sink our teeth into, without forgetting to make the audience laugh.
7. Small children are likely to be disappointed by the paucity of silly slapstick or bathroom gags, while their older siblings will probably fidget at the lack of scares.
8. You'll probably laugh, and you'll probably wish it were better.
9. "Megamind" is a smart, funny and original treat. Sweet enough to deliver a message about creating your own destiny, but with just enough sour grapes not to cloy, the movie delivers pure pleasure from start to finish.
10. A witty 3-D animated deconstruction of superhero movies.