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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato C	Mad Money (2008)	"What force on earth is strong enough to unite an upper middle class suburban housewife, a poor African American single mother and a young, spaced out rock n' roll fan living in a trailer? Why, the opportunity to steal from the government, of course."	Nell Minow
Tomato B	Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (2008)	"The rare sequel that improves on the original, "Madagascar 2" keeps the silliness and steps up the heart."	Nell Minow
Tomato B+	Mamma Mia! (2008)	"The movie version of the musical has been released or rather unleashed, powerful enough to make the most hard-hearted indie rock absolutist clap along."	Nell Minow
-	Married Life (2008)	"Interview with Ira Sachs, writer/director of "Married Life""	Nell Minow
Splat C	Martian Child (2007)	"My heart was ready to be warmed. But it never got above room temperature."	Nell Minow
-	Me and Orson Welles (2009)	"Zac Efron: Putting on a play and being part of a show, there's no way to explain or condense it. You live the highest highs and lowest lows."	Nell Minow
Tomato B+	Me and Orson Welles (2009)	"Efron turns out to be a real star, with enormous screen charisma that works well for the character; he turns out to be a real actor, too, very much part of an ensemble."	Nell Minow
Splat C-	Meet Dave (2008)	"Murphy's best moments here only remind us of "Coming to America," another fish-out-of-water story. These days, Murphy seems like a fish out of water as an actor on screen."	Nell Minow
Tomato B+	The Men Who Stare at Goats (2009)	"The light-heartedness of the movie's tone goes from pratfall humor to a wrenching depiction of the consequences of foolishness."	Nell Minow
Tomato B+	Michael Jackson's This Is It (2009)	""This is It" is here to rescue us from the tabloids and remind us what true star power looks like."	Nell Minow
Tomato A-	Milk (2008)	"The sweetness and thrill of a heady new sense of possibilities in the pre-AIDS era is almost unbearably poignant."	Nell Minow
Splat F	Miss March (2009)	"A smarmy premise becomes an unspeakably offensive movie in a mess that is not just disgusting but dull. I don't need a bath after seeing it; I need an exorcism."	Nell Minow
Tomato B+	Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day (2008)	"It may be traditional, but it is not the slightest bit musty."	Nell Minow
Tomato B+	Monsters vs. Aliens (2009)	"An expert blend of silly fun, action that is mostly more exciting than scary, a few clever barbs, and some sheer bravura visuals."	Nell Minow
Tomato B-	Morning Light (2008)	"It has a lot of postcard-pretty pictures of glorious sunsets and fresh-faced kids. But for a movie about a lot of hard work, it is rather laid back."	Nell Minow
Splat C	Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium (2007)	"What could have been a charmingly whimsical children's book becomes an arch and sugary movie, its failures of tone and timing hitting its lightweight storyline like a blast of cold air on a fragile souffle. This is one flat souffle."	Nell Minow
Tomato B	The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008)	"It doesn't take itself too seriously but it takes the action scenes seriously and there are some great ones."	Nell Minow
Tomato A-	Must Read After My Death (2009)	"The urgency of Allis' message to us -- not "please" but "must read" -- is most honorably discharged and her story lets us hear the voice that was almost silenced."	Nell Minow
Splat C	My Life in Ruins (2009)	"You think the tour bus driver will turn out to be handsome so that Georgia can recover her mojo? Right! You think it will make the movie entertaining? Wrong!"	Nell Minow
Tomato B-	My Sister's Keeper (2009)	"How far would you go to save your child's life? How far should you go? Those are the questions posed and largely ducked in this film based on the book by Jodi Picolt."	Nell Minow

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