ROTTEN TOMATOES: Rotten Tomatoes: Celebrities - Celebrity Movie Stars from your Favorite Movies

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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Splat	Nacho Libre (2006)	"Slightly less funny than cancer..."	Sean Burns
Splat	Napoleon Dynamite (2004)	"...feels sort of like the work of a lousy Wes Anderson cover band. "	Sean Burns
Splat	National Treasure (2004)	"This goofy, good-natured dry run for The Da Vinci Code is almost well-meaning enough to compensate for its countless problems."	Sean Burns
Tomato	Neil Young - Heart of Gold (2006)	"It's the most intimate concert picture I've ever seen. Reading between the frets and chords, here's a movie all about friendship and community."	Sean Burns
Splat	Never Die Alone (2004)	"His death was moving; his life was not. It's a requiem for a scumbag--one who left a whole lotta decent people destroyed in his wake. "	Sean Burns
Tomato	The New World (2005)	"Malick makes up his own cinematic language as he goes along -- a drifting, painterly eye-of-God perspective that discards boring narrative conventions. Savor this one, folks."	Sean Burns
Splat	New York Minute (2004)	"At last -- a film that will appeal to both the tween market and the raincoat crowd! (Some folks say art can't bring people together?)"	Sean Burns
Tomato	Night Watch (2005)	"I'd be lying if I pretended to understand what was going on half the time... but the movie has a kind of rotgut, visionary grandeur."	Sean Burns
Tomato	No Country for Old Men (2007)	"The simple saga of two tough hombres, a bag of money and everybody unlucky enough to get in their way blossoms into something far more delicate, contemplative and almost mythical."	Sean Burns
Tomato	No End in Sight (2007)	"...the saddest, scariest horror movie I've seen in years."	Sean Burns
Tomato	Norbit (2007)	"Why is everybody in such a tizzy over Norbit?"	Sean Burns
Splat	North Country (2005)	"There's no polite way to say it: North Country goes bonkers -- inadvertently trivializing its own admirable agenda."	Sean Burns
Splat	The Notebook (2004)	"John Cassavetes changed the face of American film. Why does his son Nick seem so hell-bent on changing it back?"	Sean Burns
Tomato	Notes on a Scandal (2006)	"...a black-hearted, talon-slashing, bitter cup of arsenic -- you'll almost feel guilty for having so much catty fun with such sheer, unbridled misery. Almost."	Sean Burns
Splat	The Notorious Bettie Page (2006)	"Content to skate along the shiny surface of a potentially fascinating subject, it's a monotonously upbeat would-be romp."	Sean Burns
Splat	Notorious C.H.O. The Movie (2002)	"It's hard to quibble with a flick boasting this many genuine cackles, but Notorious C.H.O. still feels like a promising work-in-progress."	Sean Burns
Splat	Notre Musique (2004)	"It's the first Godard film in years that hasn't made me want to rip out handfuls of my hair and then jump out a window. Does that count as a comeback?"	Sean Burns
Splat	November (2005)	"A profoundly irritating and meaningless experience... can we please stop making this same movie over and over again, already?"	Sean Burns
Splat	Novocaine (2001)	"...making a brief stopover in theaters before reaching its final destination on a high-numbered cable channel during hours when only film critics and night watchmen are awake."	Sean Burns
Splat	The Number 23 (2007)	"There may be filmmakers worse than Joel Schumacher, but few so talentless have worked so steadily for so long....this is just a bigger budget, even more idiotic version of Darren Aronofsky's Pi."	Sean Burns

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