Yes, but pouring uncurated reviews onto your site is a waste of time. Your focus should be on authentic, high-impact Social Proof, not just hitting a certain number of reviews.
The reason this matters is that customers have become incredibly skeptical. As Daan Vaneker points out on Ecommerce Coffee Break, there are so many fake reviews that your real ones need to feel exceptionally genuine to be trusted. It's not about just having stars on a page anymore. Yoni Elbaz made a great point on eCommerce Fastlane that consumers trust other consumers far more than they trust brands, but that trust is fragile. Simply aggregating reviews from every channel without curation can look messy and untrustworthy, which defeats the entire purpose.
The nuance most brands miss is using that proof strategically. Instead of just letting reviews sit on a product page, you should actively integrate your best User-Generated Content (UGC) into your marketing. As Adii Pienaar described on eCommerce Fastlane, it's powerful to feature happy customers and their reviews in your emails and on your homepage. Go after photo and video reviews specifically. As PowerReviews CEO Pehr Luedtke explained on Ecommerce Conversations, reviews are not just a conversion tool for one page. They are a core part of your brand's reputation that helps increase conversions site-wide.