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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato	Mad Detective (2008)	"Cleverly scripted, brilliantly acted and masterfully edited, Mad Detective explores the very human capacity to lose one's moral centre in a crisis."	Anton Bitel
Splat	Mad, Sad and Bad (2009)	"Mad, Sad & Bad is unengaging, even dull. Most frustratingly, its bitterness at the flip side of success for a new generation of British Asians is left unchanneled."	James Bramble
Tomato	Manhunt (2008)	"Original it is not, but there is ferocious sound design, a fantastic final girl -- and, at 78 minutes, it knows just when to cut and run."	Anton Bitel
Tomato 3/5	Margot at the Wedding (2007)	"Magnetic, subtly tragic and ultimatley sympathetic, worth a watch if only to remind yourself why you don't go home for Christmas anymore."
Tomato 3/5	The Mark of an Angel (2008)	"Mark of an Angel is formulaic in form and function, but it�s a nuanced and intriguing addition to the metier."	James Bramble
Tomato 3/5	Martyrs (2008)	"It will most definitely divide audiences, having already done so all over the world. But Laugier has contributed a brave, brutal and original horror film for all to witness."	Pat Liu
Tomato 3/5	Max Manus (2008)	"If there�s nothing distinctly �Norwegian� about the way that Max Manus is filmed, it�s still an enjoyable and illuminating action adventure."	Matt Bochenski
Tomato	Me and Orson Welles (2009)	"Cleverly employing the florid self-consciousness of the theatre world into which it offers us a glimpse, Me and Orson Welles elicits an irresistible grin."	Emma Paterson
Splat 1/5	Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus (2009)	"For those of you familiar with the trailer, you may as well stop here because you�ve already seen the best bits, pretty much in their entirety."	Adam Woodward
Tomato 3/5	The Men Who Stare at Goats (2009)	"Erring on just the right side of silliness, its combination of slapstick and off-the-cuff sitcom mostly hits the right marks."	Josh Winning
Tomato	The Merry Gentleman (2009)	"Keaton the director wisely draws a leaf from Clint Eastwood�s book. Keeping the framing neat, his style is the kind of unobtrusive classical filmmaking that is a dying breed in contemporary Hollywood."	Josh Winning
Tomato 3/5	Mesrine: Killer Instinct (2009)	"Killer Instinct and Public Enemy can�t escape the shadow of the films they might have been. Both earn their place in the gangster canon. But not even Jacques Mesrine can escape the constraints of cinema."	Matt Bochenski
Tomato	Mesrine: Part 2 - Public Enemy #1 (2009)	"Though never less than entertaining, Killer Instinct and Public Enemy can�t escape the shadow of the films they might have been. Both earn their place in the gangster canon. But not even Jacques Mesrine can escape the constraints of cinema."	Matt Bochenski
Splat 2/5	Michael Clayton (2007)	"Think old chewing gum with a masculine flavour."	Lorien Haynes
Tomato 3/5	Mid-August Lunch (2009)	"As single joke movies go, this droll, happy-go-lucky miniature from writer/director/actor Gianni Di Gregorio is easily one of the better ones."	Alan Mack
Tomato	The Midnight Meat Train (2008)	"this devilishly ambiguous thriller leaves viewers to decide whether to take the conventional or the less-traveled tunnel through its narrative network"	Anton Bitel
Tomato 4/5	A Mighty Heart (2007)	"A breathless and compelling cinematic experience."	Mike Brett
Tomato 3/5	Milk (2008)	"The real Milk � a former avid Republican, an egotist and to some a difficult man � seemed worthy of a dense, conflicted biopic. In the end, we have to be satisfied with Penn, doing Penn, doing Penn."	Kevin Maher
Tomato	Mill�nium - Le Film (2009)	"slyly inverts all manner of gender conventions by having its narrative orientation gradually shift from a rather unengaging, anodyne hero to an altogether more dynamic and self-reliant heroine (the girl of the title)"	Anton Bitel
Splat	Mirrors (2008)	"at some point Aja appears to have decided that he cannot be bothered with all this remake malarkey, and instead he just goes completely ape with his plotting...could well go on to become a cult classic."	Anton Bitel
Tomato 4/5	Mister Lonely (2008)	"In a choice between traditional and safe and experimental and flawed, opt for the latter every time."	Ellen E Jones
Tomato	Moliere (2007)	"Moliere is an exceptionally likeable period comedy, powered by impeccable performances from Luchini and the wonderful Laura Morante."	Matt Bochenski
Tomato 3/5	Moon (2009)	"This is a defiantly British film. It�s one we can be proud of � in moderation."	Matt Bochenski
Tomato	Mum & Dad (2008)	"the domestic horror of Fred and Rosemary West plays itself out as Mike Leigh-style awkward social tragicomedy, revealing murderously insane family dysfunction from the inside."	Anton Bitel
Tomato	Muriel (1963)	"Set in a town marked by extensive postwar reconstruction and in an apartment filled with restored antiques, Resnais' film traces the continuum between past and present, and the persistence of history in a world of change."	Anton Bitel
Splat 2/5	My Blueberry Nights (2008)	"Ill judged and swooning take on relationships and the US."
Splat	My Nikifor (2004)	"My Nikifor doesn't take a scenic tour of artistry through the Vaseline smeared lens of romanticism, but for those unfamiliar with Poland's national treasures, it may be a struggle through cold waters."	Ailsa Caine

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