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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato 2.5/4	Nacho Libre (2006)	"This is all about Jack Black being Jack Black, funny and well-conceived wrestling action, and catch-you-off-guard comedy. Nacho has all of those things in a headlock."	Todd Hertz
Splat 2/4	Nancy Drew (2007)	"It feels like some Nickelodeon-like teen detective script. In fact, with new character names, this just as easily could have been called Veronica Mars: The Early Years."	Todd Hertz
Splat 2.5/4	Nanny McPhee (2006)	"There are many different kinds of children's movies, and this one tries to be all of them at once -- including one of those in which the children are smarter than the adults."	Peter T. Chattaway
Tomato 3/4	Napoleon Dynamite (2004)	"If you have an indie film sense of humor -- and those of you who have it know what I mean -- you'll probably enjoy this flick."	Mary Lasse
Splat 2/4	National Treasure (2004)	"If you can see the film through the eyes of a child -- one who thinks a cheesy thriller is the ideal way to pick up new facts about history -- then this isn't that bad a yarn."	Peter T. Chattaway
Splat 2/4	National Treasure 2 : Book of Secrets (2007)	"You will probably want to spend some time with Wikipedia after watching this film, and you may never look at famous monuments and presidential furniture in quite the same way again"	Peter T. Chattaway
Tomato 3/4	The Nativity Story (2006)	"A family-friendly Christmas pageant, a Christmas cr�che brought to theatrical life."	Peter T. Chattaway
Tomato 2.5/4	New in Town (2009)	"A romantic comedy for our fiscal moment, when so many people are facing job insecurity and loss. This context gives a rather lighthearted romance some actual gravitas."	Lisa Ann Cockrel
Tomato 4/4	The New World (2005)	"Ultimately, The New World defines true love as something more than desire, nostalgia, or sexual chemistry. It boldly condones a higher love characterized by selflessness and fidelity..."	Jeffrey Overstreet
Splat 2/4	New York Minute (2004)	"Most viewers will likely be checking their watches, probably wishing this Minute were gone in 60 seconds."	Mary Lasse
Splat 2.5/4	New York, I Love You (2009)	"While some of the segments are well constructed, the overall quality is simply uneven, and the transitions between segments sometimes verge on the contrived."	Alissa Wilkinson
Splat 2.5/4	Next (2007)	"While some moviegoers will want to talk about some of the really cool concepts the film explores, others will want to rip the movie apart."	Peter T. Chattaway
Tomato 3/4	Night at the Museum (2006)	"A two-hour romp through goofy humor, history-buff in-jokes, kooky physical comedy, and high-speed chase scenes. They just don't make 'em like this anymore."	Josh Hurst
Splat C	Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009)	"The Lincoln Memorial statue is something of a travesty."	Steven D. Greydanus
Tomato 2.5/4	Night Watch (2005)	"Intriguing enough to build hope that the trilogy's next two parts can make this a reverse Matrix saga: A series that becomes more clear and compelling as it goes forward."	Todd Hertz
Splat 1.5/4	Nights in Rodanthe (2008)	"Typical Sparks formula: difficult circumstances, unlikely love, delirious joy, gut-wrenching tragedy, and redemptive moral. Unfortunately, this film doesn't deliver the goods."	Camerin Courtney
Tomato 3/4	Nine Lives (2005)	"Nine Lives had me tense, engaged, sometimes disgusted, sometimes moved, and always interested. Garcia is an ingenious and eloquent storyteller."	Carolyn Arends
Tomato 3.5/4	No Country for Old Men (2007)	"It's almost too good to be true that the Coen Brothers have adapted McCarthy's novel and brought it to the screen, though it is their bleakest work to date."	Jeffrey Overstreet
Tomato 2.5/4	No Reservations (2007)	"If you want a romantic comedy that's mostly charming and doesn't insult your intelligence or morals, I suggest this light, heartwarming summer fare--with just a few reservations."	Camerin Courtney
Tomato 3/4	No�lle (2007)	"No�lle balances wit and pathos, legalism and relationship, guilt and grace in such a way that will ring true in both your heart and your head this yuletide season"	Brandon Fibbs
Tomato 3/4	North Country (2005)	"Though tough and heavy-handed at times, North Country is engaging -- not one of those films about an important subject matter that you feel you should watch."	Camerin Courtney
Tomato 3/4	The Notebook (2004)	"A thoughtful, emotionally rich film in which we see that great love, like deep faith, is forged on doubt, trials, and hardships. Only then does it deliver its deepest rewards."	Stefan Ulstein
Splat 2/4	Nothing Like the Holidays (2008)	"The movie is bland. Which is a crying shame when the source material has so much flavor."	Lisa Ann Cockrel
Splat 1.5/4	The Number 23 (2007)	"The Number 23 tries to carry too many themes, fit into too many genres and tell too many stories. Its promise is drowned out by a din of themes, moods and storylines."	Todd Hertz

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