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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

-	Nang mai (2009)	Click here to see the review.	Lee Marshall
-	The Nanny Diaries (2007)	Click here to see the review.
Splat	National Treasure 2 : Book of Secrets (2007)	"The derivative National Treasure: Book of Secrets is a smooth, lightweight action film for undemanding audiences."	Tim Grierson
Splat	Never Back Down (2008)	"A generic, violent underdog story that pays a lot of lip service to non-violence when its characters aren't busy kicking and punching the tar out of each other."	Tim Grierson
Splat	New in Town (2009)	"What follows has the comforting predictability that many rom-coms share."	John Hazelton
Splat	New York City Serenade (2009)	"Doesn't break enough rules of the mid-1990's Sundance coming-of-age buddy template to bring any new insights to the bonds of male friendship."	David D'Arcy
Tomato	New York, I Love You (2009)	"Predictably, not all of these 11 short films fully connect, but after a few early duds, New York�s stronger sequences present themselves, making this an affair to remember if not quite cherish."	Tim Grierson
Splat	Newcastle (2009)	"The editing, the addition of a gay character, and the schmaltzy music which accompanies the underwhelming surfing montages are all that distinguish Newcastle from the generic Frankie Avalon beach movies of the '50s."	Howard Feinstein
Splat	Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist (2008)	"The whole never quite registers as forcefully as individual pieces."	Patrick Z. McGavin
Tomato	Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009)	"On the whole, this pumped-up sequel proves to be a more satisfying kid-friendly action film than the original."	Tim Grierson
Splat	Nights in Rodanthe (2008)	"If the story is a dreary one, it is elevated by the star brio of Gere and Lane."	Mike Goodridge
-	Nightwatching (2007)	"A rambling, theatrical, frequently didactic study of a turning point in the Dutch painter's life."
Splat	Nine (2009)	"Breezily superficial and emotionally hollow, it steers well clear of the surreal self-examination of its seminal source movie 8 � and works best as a slick music video-styled spectacle of retro Italia."	Mike Goodridge
Splat	Ninja Assassin (2009)	"This emotionally leaden genre offering never escapes a sense of mocking d�j� vu for savvy viewers."	Brent Simon
Tomato	No Country for Old Men (2007)	"There is a positively chilling performance from Javier Bardem as an embodiment of human evil to match Dennis Hopper's memorable turn in Blue Velvet."	Allan Hunter
-	No Reservations (2007)	Click here to see the review.
Tomato	Nobody Knows About the Persian Cats (2009)	"He blends the genres of concert film, social drama, comedy, and thriller into a cohesive faux-documentary, adjusting his style to insure a snug fit."	Howard Feinstein
Splat	Noise (2008)	"Having hooked us with the tagline, director Henry Bean never seems to be sure quite where to run with it."	Lee Marshall
-	Normal (2003)	Click here to see the review.
Splat	Nothing But the Truth (2008)	"A miscalculated piece damaged by poor direction, mediocre writing and performances that feel consistently misguided and off-key."	Patrick Z. McGavin
Tomato	Nothing Like the Holidays (2008)	"Set amongst a sociable Puerto Rican-American family in Chicago's Humboldt Park area, the film leans on a strong ensemble cast to easily trump its narrative familiarity."	Brent Simon
Tomato	Notorious (2009)	"Woolard, making his acting debut, delivers an exceptional performance. If his countenance is a bit different, the manner in which he carries his size is spot-on, and he nails Biggie's vocal intonations."	Brent Simon
-	Nowhere Man (2005)	Click here to see the review.

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