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Mad Love (1995) |
Click here to see the review. |
Andy Klein |
Tomato |
The Magdalene Sisters (2003) |
"Powerful stuff, if a bit plodding and schematic." |
Bill Gallo |
Splat |
Maid in Manhattan (2002) |
"Comes not from a screenplay but from a handful of self-help books and fairy tales and fashion magazines cut and pasted together in a glossy montage committed to celluloid." |
Robert Wilonsky |
Tomato |
The Manchurian Candidate (2004) |
"It's like a great singer's rendition of a hoary standard." |
Robert Wilonsky |
Tomato |
Maria Full of Grace (2004) |
"Although a work of fiction, the film evinces the power and grit of a documentary." |
Jean Oppenheimer |
Splat |
Masked and Anonymous (2003) |
"The film strains for some kind of meaning but asks you to do the work it can't and won't perform on its own." |
Robert Wilonsky |
Tomato |
Matchstick Men (2003) |
"Scott has fun, to a point -- at least till his clever grin gives way to the unnecessary sweet smile." |
Robert Wilonsky |
Tomato |
The Matrix Reloaded (2003) |
"The film is hugely entertaining, but, by necessity, not as fresh as its predecessor." |
Andy Klein |
Tomato |
The Mayor of the Sunset Strip (2003) |
"To quote Mr. Rodney himself, this movie is godhead." |
Robert Wilonsky |
Tomato |
Mean Creek (2004) |
"Not only the chemistry among the kids but also the tensions and complexities in their relationships feel extraordinarily real." |
Jean Oppenheimer |
Tomato |
Meet the Fockers (2004) |
"It's left to Barbra Streisand and Dustin Hoffman as Greg's parents to warm up the picture, and they light it on fire." |
Robert Wilonsky |
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Melinda and Melinda (2005) |
Click here to see the review. |
Melissa Levine |
Tomato |
Metallica: Some Kind of Monster (2004) |
"The movie permits us to hover from first riff to last encore, during which Metallica finds a new record and itself just as it all seems to be coming apart." |
Robert Wilonsky |
Tomato |
Million Dollar Baby (2004) |
"It's difficult not to admire Eastwood's dogged (and likely painful) pursuit of real life and authentic emotion." |
Bill Gallo |
Tomato |
Millions (2005) |
"Charming, warming fable." |
Robert Wilonsky |
Tomato |
MirrorMask (2005) |
"looks as amazing as anything onscreen this year." |
Luke Y. Thompson |
Splat |
Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous (2005) |
"All it lacks is a laugh track -- appropriate since it also lacks a laugh." |
Robert Wilonsky |
Splat |
The Missing (2003) |
"It may leave you with this terribly icky feeling that what you're watching is no more enlightened than the Westerns of the '40s and '50s." |
Robert Wilonsky |
Splat |
Mona Lisa Smile (2003) |
"You will leave Mona Lisa Smile with only the slightest hint of the grin every slick studio movie gives you--the grin of reassurance and superiority. But you will not be changed, only out about eight bucks." |
Robert Wilonsky |
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Monsieur Ibrahim (2004) |
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Melissa Levine |
Splat |
Monster-in-Law (2005) |
"Billed as a comedy, this low-wattage sitcom is both ill-tempered and mean-spirited -- not least when it's cracking anti-gay jokes and making snide suggestions about incest." |
Bill Gallo |
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Moolaade (2004) |
Click here to see the review. |
Melissa Levine |
Splat |
Moonlight Mile (2002) |
"To a really shocking degree, this film has absolutely no feel for its time period." |
Jean Oppenheimer |
Tomato |
Morvern Callar (2002) |
"Morton uses her face and her body language to bring us Morvern's soul, even though the character is almost completely deadpan." |
Andy Klein |
Tomato |
My Architect: A Son's Journey (2003) |
"In the end, maybe, Nathaniel sees his father's buildings as living relics; full of light, they're also full of life, none more so than the building in the capital of Bangladesh." |
Robert Wilonsky |
Splat |
My Wife is an Actress (2002) |
"Yvan Attal may be happily entangled in his fair Charlotte's web, but he doesn't manage to snare us." |
Bill Gallo |
Tomato |
Mystic River (2003) |
"So deep-felt a movie about rage and retribution that will stick with you like a bad dream." |
Robert Wilonsky |
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