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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato	The Machinist (2004)	"If the intent of Anderson, Bale and Kosar is to create empathy for their tortured character and synesthesia with his madness, then they succeed many times over."	Matt Kelemen
Tomato	The Magdalene Sisters (2003)	"Mullan has done an expert job of creating a harrowing atmosphere without pulling punches or excluding a sharp sense of humor without slipping into bad taste."	Matt Kelemen
Splat 1.5/5	Mal�na (2000)	"For those of us who love Cinema Paradiso, the news that its Italian director Giuseppe Tornatore and his musical soulmate Ennio Morricone were getting back together to do another coming-of-age film, Malena, gave us tantalizing hope. Malena fa"	Tony Macklin
Tomato	Man on the Train (2003)	"Although Leconte leads his characters to a baffling conclusion, he creates a satisfying portrayal of two old would-be cowboys heading for what could be the last roundup"	Matt Kelemen
Tomato	The Manchurian Candidate (2004)	"Conspiracy buffs, thriller aficionados and Denzel fans will likely be satiated � but audiences resistant to remakes might want their Candidate to remain black and white."	Matt Kelemen
Tomato	Manic (2003)	"Melamed's slavish devotion to frenetically moving hand-held camera shots is perplexing at first, looking like an obvious attempt at obtaining Dogme 95 credibility."	Matt Kelemen
Splat	Margot at the Wedding (2007)	"a dysfunctional family portrait that, at best, shows how far sisterly bonds can stretch without breaking. At worst, it demonstrates what happens when a writer with nothing to say continues to produce after his supply of bio fuel is exhausted"	Matt Kelemen
Tomato	Martian Child (2007)	"Martian Child would be a Lifetime Movie of the Week without the Cusacks"	Matt Kelemen
Tomato	Mean Creek (2004)	"Estes' genius is in creating an atmosphere in the beginning that evokes kids-in-crisis predecessors, then shifting into a baroque mood for the canoe trip..."	Matt Kelemen
Splat 1.5/5	Monkeybone (2001)	"The film Monkeybone is a raucous mess. Director Henry Selick mixes animation and live action to the noisy, clumsy detriment of both."	Tony Macklin
Tomato	The Motorcycle Diaries (2004)	"A mostly faithful, beautifully shot cinematic realization of the words that sprung from Guevara's mighty pen"	Matt Kelemen
Tomato	My Kid Could Paint That (2007)	"Bar-Lev handles [the portrayal of the Marla hype machine] sensitively and with a minimum of contrivances. He examines his role, but avoids excessive self-reference."	Matt Kelemen
Tomato	My Life Without Me (2003)	"This is a film for people who like to cry, and there's a contrived element that's inherent to the beautiful-death genre. Still, Polley is the film's saving grace�"	Matt Kelemen

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