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    • Dan DeLuca
    • Howard Gensler
    • Karen Heller
    • David Hiltbrand
    • Alan J. Heavens
    • Tirdad Derakhshani
    • Tom Moon
    • Steven Rea
    • Carrie Rickey
    • Daniel Rubin
    • Desmond Ryan
    • Don Sapatkin
    • Howard Shapiro
    • David Patrick Stearns
    • Gary Thompson

Philadelphia Inquirer

  
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Rating Title Year Quote Author

Tomato

The Machinist (2004)

"Elegant and shatteringly creepy."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato
3/4

Machuca (2005)

"Machuca is sweet, poignant, and winningly evocative of the period, though occasionally dogged by predictable scenarios and caricatures."

Karen Heller

Tomato
3/4

Mad Hot Ballroom (2005)

"A crowd-pleaser of immense proportions."

Steven Rea

Splat
2/4

Mad Money (2008)

"A likable and completely dispensable heist film."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato
3/4

Madagascar (2005)

"While teens and adults can do worse than Madagascar (anyone for Kingdom of Heaven?), this slight and amusing 'toon is mostly a trip designed for the kiddie crowd to take in."

Steven Rea

Splat
2/4

Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (2008)

"Take the flat tire that was Madagascar. Retread it with The Lion King storyline. Pump it up with air. Now you have Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato
3/4

Madame Sata (2003)

"As a celebration of a figure who fashioned his own identity from pieces of pop culture and street poetry, from song and fashion and fury, it's memorable."

Steven Rea

Tomato
3/4

Made (2001)

"Favreau and Vaughn have chemistry to kill: comic, combative and engagingly goofball."

Steven Rea

Splat
2.5/4

Made of Honor (2008)

"Made of Honor is the kind of formulaic fare -- there's even that turn-the-car-around-and-get-me-back-to-the-church moment -- that depends on the wit of the script and the spark of its stars. In those departments, the film is just middling."

Steven Rea

Tomato
3/4

Mafioso (1962)

"Is it a droll drama? A dark comedy? Let's just say that the film's startling shifts in mood fit this movie about a man and country divided. And that it appears to be padrino to The Godfather."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato
3/4

The Magdalene Sisters (2003)

"A film of haunting eloquence and justifiable fury."

Carrie Rickey

Splat
2/4

Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon 3D (2005)

"One of the astronauts describes his excitement during the lunar mission as 'like a kid playing in a sandbox.' Unfortunately, that could also sum up the film's visual content."

David Hiltbrand

Tomato
3/4

The Maid (2009)

"Silva expertly maintains the tension, asking the audience to interpret Raquel's bizarro behavior. His diagnosis is a pleasant surprise."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato
3/4

Maid in Manhattan (2002)

"This sparkling Cinderella tale provides the additional kick of watching the glass slipper crack through the glass ceiling."

Carrie Rickey

Splat

The Majestic (2001)

"Despite Carrey's best efforts and those of fetching newcomer Laurie Holden, Frank Darabont's film is an interminable, smothering tableau of Norman Rockwell pieties."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato

Maléna (2000)

"Renato does not intervene to correct the false impressions of the townspeople, nor does he courageously stand for Malèna ... What happens instead is far more compelling, but no less merciful and moving."

Carrie Rickey

Splat
1/4

Malevolence (2004)

"If ever a movie deserved to go directly to DVD, it's this dreary horror treatment."

David Hiltbrand

Splat
2/4

Malibu's Most Wanted (2003)

"[Kennedy] has a pretty good I'm-lame -but-I-believe -in-myself shtick going there. However, it doesn't last nearly as long as Malibu's Most Wanted's running time."

Steven Rea

Splat
2/4

Mambo Italiano (2003)

"Mambo Italiano is likely to provoke the same urges in the movie house that poor Nino experiences after a dinner at the noisy Barberini compound -- an overwhelming desire to flee."

Steven Rea

Splat
1.5/4

Mamma Mia! (2008)

"By turns entertaining and excruciating, Mamma Mia!, the jukebox musical that strings together 19 ABBA hits on a narrative thread flimsier than dental floss, had me smiling and wincing, often at the same time."

Carrie Rickey

Splat
2.5/4

A Man Apart (2003)

"Diesel doesn't have the chops, or the charisma, to overcome the pic's formula conceits."

Steven Rea

Tomato
3/4

The Man from Elysian Fields (2002)

"Garcia, Coburn and particularly Jagger surprise throughout."

Carrie Rickey

Splat
2/4

Man of the Year (2006)

"Barry Levinson, director of films as diverse as Diner, Bugsy, and Wag the Dog, is a national treasure. So, it is with deep disappointment that I report Man of the Year is dross."

Carrie Rickey

Splat
2/4

Man on Fire (2004)

"Overblown, hyperactive."

Steven Rea

Tomato
3.5/4

Man on the Train (2003)

"A beautifully deft, witty character study."

Steven Rea

Tomato
3.5/4

Man On Wire (2008)

"[A] heart-stopping, knee-buckling and transcendent account."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato

The Man Who Cried (2001)

"What she lacks as a dramatist, Potter ... compensates for with a painter's eye and a composer's ear."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato
3.5/4

The Man Who Wasn't There (2001)

"There are goofy flourishes here, the in-jokey, left-field rummies that are the Brothers Coen's stock-in-trade. But this is altogether a quieter, more philosophical sort of endeavor."

Steven Rea

Tomato
3.5/4

The Man Without a Past (2003)

"A dour-faced but sublime comedy."

Steven Rea

Tomato
3/4

Management (2009)

"A likably oddball romantic comedy about a traveling saleswoman and a motel night manager who won't leave her alone."

Steven Rea

Tomato
3/4

The Manchurian Candidate (2004)

"Washington, Schreiber, Streep and company -- and Demme -- have managed to make all the malevolent machinations seem relevant again."

Steven Rea

Splat
2/4

Manic (2003)

"While it neither succeeds nor satisfies as drama, it's a great calling card for the actors involved, principally Joseph Gordon-Levitt."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato
3/4

Manufactured Landscapes (2007)

"Manufactured Landscapes is a visual poem, an irony in that it moves slowly while capturing beauty about industrial life which is rarely either."

Karen Heller

Splat
1.5/4

The Marc Pease Experience (2009)

"Consider: A bad movie about cheesy a cappella and awful musical theater. What could be more excruciating?"

David Hiltbrand

Tomato
3/4

Margarita Happy Hour (2001)

"The strength of Hutchins' performance and the open-endedness of Chaiken's film keep Zelda vivid long after the fade-out."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato
3/4

Margot at the Wedding (2007)

"The defining metaphor of Margot at the Wedding, Noah Baumbach's dysfunctional-family seriocomedy, is a battle-scarred Volvo with faulty brakes."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato
4/4

Maria Full of Grace (2004)

"A remarkable picture, full of suspense and discovery."

Steven Rea

Tomato
3/4

Marley & Me (2008)

"Marley boasts animal magnetism."

Carrie Rickey

Splat
2.5/4

Married Life (2008)

"This quiet, closed-in picture with its unsurprising twists and turns, lacks the steamy passion of its pulp roots."

Steven Rea

Tomato
3/4

Martin Lawrence Live - Runteldat (2002)

"Lawrence plumbs personal tragedy and also the human comedy."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato
3/4

Masculin Feminin (1966)

"A shotgun wedding of the political and the personal."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato
3/4

Masked and Anonymous (2003)

"The music is great. Dylan and his band do a half-dozen songs that crackle with energy."

Dan DeLuca

Tomato
3.5/4

Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003)

"An intimate epic of infinite grace."

Carrie Rickey

Splat
1/4

The Master of Disguise (2002)

"Cruelly and brutally unfunny."

Steven Rea

Tomato
3/4

The Matador (2005)

"Good comedy depends on surprise, and throughout The Matador I had no idea where the film was going."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato
4/4

Match Point (2005)

"A story of lust, love and the lure of money, Match Point is so thoroughly compelling, and so deftly acted by all parties concerned, that it turns and churns deep in the gut."

Steven Rea

Tomato
3/4

Matchstick Men (2003)

"[Matchstick Men] is more memorable for Lohman's naturalistic acting and Scott's mannerist direction than it is for its O. Henry surprise."

Carrie Rickey

Tomato

The Matrix (1999)

"As Keanu says: Whoa!"

Steven Rea

Tomato
3/4

The Matrix Reloaded (2003)

"While I enjoyed it immensely, Reloaded didn't upgrade my system like the first one did."

Carrie Rickey

Splat
2/4

The Matrix Revolutions (2003)

"The sibling masterminds abandon all humor and most invention for a series of Mr. Wizard cosmic cliches."

Steven Rea

  
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