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Question: 1. Perfect for a girl's night out.
2. Rolls over and plays dead.
3. A thoroughly conventional romantic comedy with all the usual trimmings.
4. John Cusack and Diane Lane need to put out personal ads saying, 'Must have screenplay.'
5. The makers of "Must Love Dogs" clearly have an affection towards canines but they didn't seem to even like the audience.
6. ...the first 75 minutes are sophomoric, foolish, unrealistic, unfunny, and contrived, if not puerile, ignorant, and ill-informed.
7. Writer-director Gary David Goldberg relies so much on the predetermined beats of sitcom writing that Must Love Dogs is too stiff to qualify as lightweight.
8. a predictable and genial romantic comedy that's not very romantic and never really all that funn
9. It's hard to cheer for a film that wears a slight sneer when it comes to its leading lady.
10. Tepid sitcom romantic-comedy that's not a bow-wow but never gets out of the doghouse.
What is the consensus?
Answer: Despite good work from its likable leads, the romantic comedy Must Love Dogs is too predictable.
Question: Write an ordered list of reviews about "blow out".
Answer: 1. Blow Out is not known as one of Brian De Palma's horror movies, but of all his films, it's the one that feels most like a nightmare.
2. the filmmakers seem more concerned with their art or their in-jokes than with satisfying an audience
3. It's a great movie.
4. Original for sure story of Travolta's movie sound effects guy recording a real murder.
5. One of Travlota's best performances. "Great scream."
6. A movie which continues [De Palma] practice of making cross-references to other movies, other directors, and actual historical events, and which nevertheless is his best and most original work.
7. Where Antonioni's images made you think, De Palma's merely make you blink, and the baroque plot confuses as often as it frightens.
8. A well-crafted Hitchcockian-style thriller with De Palma again in top form. It's a mystery why this fizzled at the box office in the summer of 1981.
9. Of all De Palma's movies, Blow Out is the one I most like to see over and over.
10. Blow Out is the work of a high-spirited, irrepressible director who takes the effects movies can produce far more seriously than he takes the characters they seem to be about.
Question: 1. Subjecting kids to such shoddy junk when they could be watching `Spirited Away' or `Finding Nemo' should count as cinematic child abuse.
2. Grown-ups may have to scrub the sugar from their frontal lobes. But it's not about them, is it? Never was. Never will be.
3. The film's traditional cel animation seems to have reverted back to the lackluster standard of television-quality cartoons.
4. It's one of those little ironies that as interest has flagged in the animated Pokémon movie franchise, the scripts have actually gotten better.
5. Having settled into a formula of maximum action and minimal whimsy for its battery of feature releases, the makers of Pokemon Heroes: Latios & Latias barely raise a ripple as they tread water in this fifth entry.
6. The story's better but there's still the animal cruelty that's disturbing - the trainers have Pokémon battles that resemble 'cockfights for kids' and the wild Pokémon are kept captive in pocketsize PokéBalls when they are not being used for entertainment.
7. Those less obsessed with the colorful creatures will squirm as the the uninspired story -- which could have easily been condensed into a half-hour series episode -- unfolds over the course of 80 long minutes.
8. A tedious, unimaginative affair.
9. The plot is paper-thin, supporting players like the bumbling Team Rocket baddies are mere window dressing and the devious designs of Annie and Oakley are generic at best.
10. Surely a form of child abuse.
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?
Answer: This series isn't getting any better.
Question: Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. Despite agreeably short running time and committed perfs, Edmond is rendered inert by its stagy atmosphere and failure to fully mine the depths of its protagonist's complex psyche.
2. Edmond posits that the fury of a sexist, racist psychopath lies just beneath the surface of even the mildest man. In other words, we're in David Mamet World.
3. works well enough, until we come to the last 20 or so minutes of the thing
4. As there's always at least one obscure independent in the annual Oscar race, the whole thing might as well begin here.
5. a fussy little movie that wants to be much more controversial and important than it is.
6. Mamet's script may not be entirely convincing as either satire or social commentary, but in Macy's hands, poor, pathetic Edmond's story finds its shocking, darkly funny resonance.
7. Go, by all means, but be prepared to take a beating.
8. It may be too bleak for most, and as befits a movie based on a one-act play (written by Mamet in 1982), it can be speechy.
9. Começando com a promessa de se revelar um novo Um Dia de Fúria ("Uma Noite...", neste caso), o filme jamais alcança a intensidade esperada e se enfraquece ainda mais em seu terceiro ato desajeitadamente satírico. Mas Macy está genial.
10. William H. Macy, Joe Mantegna and a number of other true pros manage to keep straight faces all the way through this woozy, self-important stew of lurid nonsense.

What was the overall consensus about the movie?
Answer: Despite an electrifying performance by William H. Macy, David Mamet's one-act morality play translates poorly into a film that is overburdened by dialogue.
Question: The critic consesnsus is: Extract has some very funny moments and several fine performances, but the film feels slighter and more uneven than Mike Judge's previous work.. What reviews supported this critic consensus?
Answer: 1. It doesn't seem as fresh as Office Space or likely to achieve the same sort of iconic status, but there are enough laughs here to justify the time.
2. The basic material is here for a good film, but it doesn't quite achieve that threshold. Fortunately, the film has some interesting characters.
3. It seems that Judge is a little embarrassed by his script, which he shouldn't be. His direction of the movie, however, doesn't match the absurdity of the situations Joel finds himself in.
4. mocks idiots, hypocrites, and all the other clueless denizens of life who make it difficult for everyone else, but the bile is balanced with affection for the ordinary people who make the world turn
5. As with virtually all of Judge's work, Extract is based on the idea that most people are total, blithering idiots. It's all very off-beat, but a top-flight comedic cast makes it work
6. Tastes good until it eventually loses its flavoring.
7. Despite the huge farcical situations and comedy genius cast, Extract is not so much riproarious as thoughtful and true %u2013 not unlike Judge's animated series King of the Hill
8. Smart and affable, but not laugh-out-loud funny. A comedy shouldn't be as grounded as this. Since it's coming from Mike Judge, you expect it to fly.
9. It's a raunchy social commentary that will undoubtedly do even better when it's released on video, thereby repeating the pattern of 'Office Space.'
10. Could not survive the bland dialogue and what a misuse of Kristen Wiig.
Question: Write a one sentence review of the movie "white ribbon".
Answer: The White Ribbon effectively utilizes tension and a bleak atmosphere to deliver a thought-provoking examination of nascent fascism.
Question: 1. There's currently plenty of Oscar buzz and it's richly deserved, as Slumdog Millionaire ranks alongside The Wrestler as the two latest masterpieces of the 21st Century.
2. What a difference a good screenplay makes.
3. Jets along on a rocket-fuel cocktail of blood-pumping adrenaline, powerful secrets, searing heartache and rousing uplift.
4. It's a big, exuberant film that revels in the joy of a good story.
5. Features a striking hero named Jamal Malik, who is as intrepid, indomitable and pure of heart as an idealized medieval knight.
6. Like a director from Hollywood's golden age, Boyle has a particular talent for putting a realistic spin on the outlandish.
7. Dev Patel and Freida Pinto, the older Jamal and Latika, will make you smile and cry and happy you saw Slumdog Millionaire, which will certainly be in the Oscar hunt.
8. I have tried, but I cannot imagine the person who would not have a fantastic time at Slumdog Millionaire.
9. Shows how a critic-pleasing film can be every bit as overbearing as a crowd-pleasing one
10. Slumdog Millionaire immerses the audience in an alien landscape and shows it through the eyes of a young man fighting against history and his own culture's expectations.

Write a one sentence summary of the reviews above.
Answer: Visually dazzling and emotionally resonant, Slumdog Millionaire is a film that's both entertaining and powerful.
Question: 1. Curiously engaging because of the unique personalities of both man and birds.
2. It's a charming film, but you may end up glad, perhaps for the first time in your life, that you don't live on Telegraph Hill, no matter how incredible the views of Alcatraz.
3. Irving's camera captures enough intimate parrot moments to make us all believers.
4. Director Judy Irving works her central metaphor, comparing the birds' untamed but non-native status to Bittner's wandering bohemian history, a little harder than it deserves.
5. A precious gem of a film.
6. Well-considered, beautifully made, and often gripping in its narrative, the film epitomizes the best the documentary format can offer.
7. If Clint Eastwood were a parrot, he'd be Connor.
8. It's a nature film that's not just for nature lovers, as it has a lot to show us about both the feathered and unfeathered.
9. It's filled with mystery, humor, compassion and fulfillment.
10. Connor bubbles with more humanity than most other characters you'll see in theaters during the summer blockbuster months.

What is a brief summary of the following reviews?
Answer: Interesting and appealing as both a study of man and nature.
Question: 1. This essence of teen boy fantasy, "The Dirty Dozen" with one guy playing all twelve parts.
2. embraces tattoos, leather pants, body-piercing, and GTOs in the same way the James Bond series embraces tuxedos, martinis, and Aston Martins
3. You can watch, giggle and get an adrenaline boost without feeling like you've completely lowered your entertainment standards.
4. It's x-tremely shallow but sometimes it's x-tremely fun.
5. xXx re-engineers Bond for a savvier, more cynical generation.
6. In XXX, Vin Diesel is pure beefy ego. His captors perforate his hide with tranquilizer darts in order to take him down - or, more likely, just to shut him up.
7. [U]nrelentingly stupid.
8. Both XXX and its title character are devoid of personality, without even something like "shaken, not stirred" to potentially turn into a trademark.
9. Never mind that it's often crude, gauche, and obnoxious. It never pretends to be otherwise, and in its flagrant honesty, it earns a strange sort of respect.
10. XXX is the first time Mozart and Metal-Rockers Rammstein have shared a music credit since, oh, the Minuet in F for Keyboard back in 1762
Based on these individual reviews, what is the critic consensus?
Answer: It has an endearing lack of seriousness, and Vin Diesel has more than enough muscle for the starring role, but ultimately, XXX is a missed opportunity to breathe new life into the spy thriller genre.
Question: Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. The movie has a lot of great scenery but gets a little boring along the way with too much time spent on the dust and their continual riding with a view of their backs.
2. Without ... the sense of how Che came to embrace violence as a tool of social change, [the movie] is just a coming-of-age drama in the guise of a meandering travelogue.
3. Presents the birth of Che's idealism, in all its exuberant, poignant glory.
4. A marvelous road picture and boys-become-men adventure, full of the best kind of idealism.
5. A fine little film, filled with some astonishingly beautiful moments and some insights into the South American way of life.
6. Bernal was an excellent choice to play this Guevara. He has the passivity that might come from family coddling, enough assertiveness to declare independence and the suggestion of intelligence and curiosity.
7. It may not please those who know Che as more than the proud, scruffy face in the Red beret that decorates a million T-shirts, but taken as a picaresque road movie, it works...
8. Avoids political hotbeds, content with the affirming message that life lessons are best learned simply by living.
9. This is a spectacular movie that involves much more than just a compelling story. (Gael) Bernal doesn't just portray a young Che Guevara. He steps into his life and his soul.
10. Stripped of context, The Motorcycle Diaries would have no more dramatic responsibilities than the average road picture.

What was the overall consensus about the movie?
Answer: The Motorcycle Diaries is heartfelt and profound in its rendering of the formative experiences that turn Ernesto "Che" Guerva into a famous revolutionary.
Question: Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. I'm happy to report that Zoolander does indeed deliver the giggles.
2. Zoolander is sometimes inspired silliness, but silly is all it wants to be.
3. Overall, the movie's dressing-down of the fashion industry is a runway success.
4. If the Malaysians made a comedy about the assassination of the president of the United States because of his opposition to slavery, it would seem approximately as funny to us as Zoolander would seem to them.
5. An irresistibly brainless comedy.
6. Stiller attempts to turn bikini-size material into a maxi-length coat. All that does is create a product full of holes.
7. Zoolander's vain stupidity gets as wearisome on film as such behaviour is in real life.
8. Zoolander's superficial satire is more smarmy than charming.
9. A rare, modern stupid comedy: one that's smart about half the time.
10. Finally points Stiller in the right satirical direction, even though his central topic could just as easily be skewered in 10 minutes.

What was the overall consensus about the movie?
Answer: A wacky satire on the fashion industry, Zoolander is one of those deliberately dumb comedies that can deliver genuine laughs.
Question: Summarize the following movie reviews:

1. If you think about it too closely, Andrea Arnold's jarring feature debut doesn't quite hold up. But chances are you'll be so focused on her lead, Kate Dickie, that you won't even notice.
2. Scary and utterly original.
3. It's a fully realized portrait of a city, Glasgow, a portrait of a smart, watchful woman who works as a security monitor and who has endured great loss; and a portrait of the act and psychological implications of surveillance.
4. ...a moody, gritty exploration of working class Glasgow that features terrific performances but suffers from an over reliance on misdirection and an underlying motivation which...doesn't sit quite right.
5. For a voyeuristic medium, this tale of a voyeur does a poor job of prying into its own protagonist's life.
6. Jackie's story extends beyond her control, no matter what she sees, thinks she sees, or tries to see.
7. A spellbinding, intelligent thriller that takes its time to get where it's going but is well worth the trip.
8. The measure of Red Road is that it leaves us hungry for what comes next.
9. I couldn't get this film's quiet power out of my mind.
10. A must for movie lovers who want to see how so much drama, mystery and emotion can be created from so little.
Answer: Red Road director Andrea Arnold skillfully parses out just enough plot details at a time to keep the audience engrossed in this seductive thriller.
Question: Summarize the following movie reviews:

1. In this rippingly entertaining documentary of Reilly's celebrated autobiographical monologue Save It for the Stage, the unfailingly witty, shamelessly bitchy Reilly gets to set the record straight about a number of things.
2. The Life of Reilly is a tender tale of semi-triumph.
3. For anyone who appreciates what The Life of Reilly was really all about, it is worthwhile.
4. It's fortunate that we have this filmed record -- directed by Barry Poltermann and Frank Anderson -- of a memorable solo performance by a true show business original.
5. [Reilly] looks frail but holds the audience spellbound in Barry Poltermann and Frank Anderson's valuable record of the final performance of the autobiographical show that he toured for five years.
6. I love this movie.I don't say those four words often, so I had to put them first. And isolate them ... a postmortem revelation as much as a perfect swansong.
7. Anyone expecting epicene camp or gossip about Gene Rayburn and Fannie Flagg will not know what hit them.
8. The Life of Reilly pays fitting homage to a man who deserves to be remembered for much more than just trading double-entendres with Brett Somers on The Match Game.
9. This charming, bittersweet 90-minute monologue consists of the actor telling tales of his childhood and early years, when he was an ugly duckling from an uglier family.
10. One could say there are two kinds of people: those who appreciate Charles Nelson Reilly, and those who don't know enough about him. This engaging documentary will charm the former and educate the latter.
Answer: The Life of Reilly is a humorous and endearing look at the late comedian.
Question: Write a one sentence review of the movie "full frontal".
Answer: An confusing movie made worse by the poor camera work.
Question: input: Write a very short review for movie "rise of the planet of the apes".

output: Led by Rupert Wyatt's stylish direction, some impressive special effects, and a mesmerizing performance by Andy Serkis, Rise of the Planet of the Apes breathes unlikely new life into a long-running franchise.

input: Write a very short review for movie "never say never again".

output: While the rehashed story feels rather uninspired and unnecessary, the return of both Sean Connery and a more understated Bond make Never Say Never Again a watchable retread.

input: Write a very short review for movie "from hell".

output:
Answer: Visually impressive, but this latest Ripper tale is dull and far from scary.
Question: Write a one sentence review of the movie "break up".
Answer: This anti-romantic comedy lacks both laughs and insight, resulting in an odd and unsatisfying experience.
Question: Which movie is the following review about?

Classic sci-fi. One of the very best.
Answer: 1021242-thing
Question: Write an ordered list of reviews about "1122382-spellbound".
Answer: 1. A nailbiter in the finest tradition.
2. Watching it, you find yourself falling hard for eight very distinct and somewhat peculiar children, as well as experiencing an undeniably moving affirmation of the dual concepts of the melting pot and the American dream.
3. It is one of the most genuinely thrilling, touching, and purely enjoyable movies of the year.
4. ...the Spelling Bee portion of the film [is] surprisingly suspenseful because we've come to care about each of the eight children.
5. Most of the time, it's charming and exciting and almost unbearably funny, its inspirational message has a veneer of what is at best naďvete, at worst untruth.
6. You find yourself not only rooting for the kids to make it from one end of 'heuristic' to the other without incident, but for their parents to make it without keeling over.
7. Director Jeff Blitz's riveting, inspiring documentary Spellbound resembles a Christopher Guest movie in that it follows obsessed, socially awkward folks on a seminal journey in their lives.
8. Like language itself, Spellbound takes 26 letters, arranges them just so, and touches our souls.
9. Spellbound is endearing and funny, and -- once these kids move toward the big stakes at the National level -- truly riveting.
10. What makes the picture engaging is the extended preamble, where director Jeff Blitz zeroes in on eight contestants and serves up a mini-profile of each.
Question: Which movie is the following review about?

It's skillfully mounted and fitfully intriguing.
Answer: swordfish
Question: Archaeologists have found approximately 30 beautifully preserved mummies in a 4,000 year old Egyptian necropolis which held 53 tombs. Supervisor of Antiquities for Middle Egypt Dr. Abdel-Rahman El-Ayedi's team established his archaeological site in the Faiyum Oasis near the El-Lahun Egyptian pyramid which is just south of Cairo. Besides the mummies, the team found masks, amulets, clay pots and an offering table located in a funerary chapel. The chapel dates back to about 30 BC to 337 AD.
Can we say the following?
30 beautifully preserved mummies have been located in the south of Cairo.
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yes
Question: The Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir has rejected an UN offer of up to 17,000 troops to stem the continuing crisis within the country. Bashir met with the UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan on Sunday at the 7th African Union Summit being held in the Gambian capital Banjul. In a speech to delegates from across the continent, Mr. Annan, who was born in Ghana, labeled the Darfur crisis as "one of the worst nightmares in recent history". But Mr. Bashir said he was concerned that a UN mandate would be seen as a "western invasion" that would attract militants and create a situation similar to Iraq.

The African Union summit was in Egypt.

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Answer: no
Determine if the sentence is true based on the text below.
Four people were assassinated by the pilot.

In that aircraft accident, four people were killed: the pilot, who was wearing civilian clothes, and three other people who were wearing military uniforms.
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no
Controversy and discussion erupted on internet forums on 28 February 2007, when publicity was given to Essjay, a prominent Wikipedia administrator and editor, having claimed false credentials which were published in a magazine. Internet encyclopedia Wikipedia co-founder Jimbo Wales was travelling in India, and at 06:42 on March 3 he issued a statement that further information had come to his attention and he had asked the editor to resign his positions of trust within the community. At 03:17 on March 4 Essjay announced on his user talk page that he had retired and was no longer active on Wikipedia.
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Question: Wikipedia was launched by Jimbo Wales.
yes
The privately owned spacecraft only got about 400 feet into space, according to radar measurements, but it was enough to confirm that it no longer takes a well-heeled government project to organize space travel.
Is this true: private spaceship launches
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A: yes
It has become increasingly clear that Iran is making rapid progress toward attaining a nuclear weapons capability as U.S. officials have confirmed the presence of various nuclear sites that Tehran has failed to disclose
Is this true: Iranian chemical weapons threaten United States.
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Answer: no
Question: Q: It was difficult to assess the objectives behind increased militia activity in East Timor, but its intent seemed to be to continue a pattern of violence against civilians and the United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor (UNTAET) in order to undermine the transition process, Hedi Annabi, Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, told the Security Council this morning.
Guerrillas increase activity in East Timor.
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A: yes


Q: Clonaid scientist, Brigitte Boisselier, said the first human clone - a girl nicknamed Eve - was born on Thursday to an American mother.
Brigitte Boisselier announced that a cloned baby had been born.
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A: yes


Q: It has become increasingly clear that Iran is making rapid progress toward attaining a nuclear weapons capability as U.S. officials have confirmed the presence of various nuclear sites that Tehran has failed to disclose
Iranian chemical weapons threaten United States.
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Answer: no