Question: IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "good girl".

OUT: 1. White hasn't developed characters so much as caricatures, one-dimensional buffoons that get him a few laughs but nothing else.
2. An absorbing, slice-of-depression life that touches nerves and rings true.
3. You walk out of The Good Girl with mixed emotions - disapproval of Justine combined with a tinge of understanding for her actions.
4. Enjoyable black-comic romp.
5. It's soulful and unslick, and that's apparently just what [Aniston] has always needed to grow into a movie career.
6. An unconvincing generalization about people the filmmakers never care enough about to understand.
7. Jennifer Aniston bursts into serious acting prominence.
8. Delivers a realistic but familiar opera of forbidden courtships and wasted dreams.
9. It's a more believable scenario for infidelity than most such movies, and Aniston gives her all to the role.
10. The performances are uniformly good.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "1018639-seven samurai".

OUT: 1. The action scenes in this movie are virtually unequaled by any other movie in history, even if some of the 'waiting-around' scenes grow tiresome.
2. Much imitated, still unsurpassed.
3. This movie is so successful because of its flawless direction and very balanced combination of powerful human drama and exciting action.
4. Perhaps Akira Kurosawa's greatest triumph, The Seven Samurai is a bona fide classic of cinema, a regular on many critics all-time top tens. So, if you haven't seen it before, why not?
5. And it's not just that the story is compelling. It is unforgettable.
6. It's all rollicking good fun, and it's an action film with a lot on its mind.
7. A classic of adventure, a story of honor, a tale of a specific time and place that still has universal resonance.
8. The Seven Samurai is a brilliant film - the only caveat, in fact, is that the length and the language barrier make it a difficult movie to get through.
9. A genuinely entertaining movie with characters we love and characters we love to hate, sensuality and violence, tragic events and laugh out loud moments.
10. Seven Samurai is an unforgettable masterpiece -- the work of one of the world's greatest filmmakers at the height of his powers.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "the drop".

OUT: 1. Gandolfini's last screen performance and another great one from Tom Hardy are the highlights of a crime thriller from Lehane, the author of "Gone Baby Gone" and "Mystic River."
2. No, the performances are good enough, the story engaging enough, but The Drop never convinces us that the events unfolding on the screen are more than a filmmaker's conceit.
3. Roskam's sensibilities wouldn't seem to mesh with such a distinctly American crime story, but his attention to character detail crosses all borders.
4. The Drop, a potent, propulsive crime drama, gives us one more chance to salute the formidable talent of a remarkable actor [James Gandolfini] who died in June 2013 at age 51.
5. The Drop is a taut yarn that bides its time. Slow-burning tension, dark wit and superlative performances will keep audiences captivated.
6. "The Drop" would be totally forgettable, except for one thing- it's the final screen performance by James Gandolfini.
7. "The Drop" could have been an ordinary crime drama, but it's elevated by extraordinary performances.
8. While director Michael Roskam lays the groundwork for a heist thriller, "The Drop" is fueled by character, not plot.
9. If you follow your instincts and bolt at the start of this sturdy and bleak noir, you'll miss Tom Hardy creating a thing of beauty yet again.
10. Mr. Roskam's direction is gratifyingly loose. He lets the story, which is really the least interesting part of the movie, more or less take care of itself, allowing us to savor pungent morsels of dialogue and bits of low-key actorly showboating.

IN: Write an ordered list of reviews about "grudge 2".

OUT:
Answer: 1. Please let's pull the plug on this insanely over-promoted, over-rated horror brand.
2. Despite some nifty Japanese style tricks and ghostly illusions this isn't scary. It's muddled, same-old mayhem, just with a more international cast going crazy.
3. The Grudge 2, Takashi Shimizu's wildly uneven but ambitious new film -- his second American remake -- is one of the best entries in the Japanese director's Ju-On/Grudge series.
4. We're treated to almost every ghosting and gruesome dispatch from the first film, just in a different order.
5. Even my pathological love of Japan and its beauties, glories and eccentricities is sorely tested by The Grudge 2, from Takashi Shimizu, a movie so bewildering and impenetrable that I believe it siphoned off a good 40 IQ points.
6. This particular Grudge proves too pointless to bear.
7. The Grudge 2 doesn't even try to make sense ... the grudge just starts going after anyone it darn well wants to, and people are getting all grudged for no reason.
8. If you have your unholy and unstoppable spirits crawling out of photo developing solution to chill the crowd, maybe this series should've quit while it was ahead.
9. Like The Grudge before it, there are multiple plots here, but this time they are more tenuously related.
10. If the Hollywood remake of The Ring spawned a short-lived interest in so-called "J-horror," The Grudge 2 ought to finally end it.