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)	"Black has the potential to be the rare comedian capable of making lemons into lemonade, but the fruit he's squeezing here is bone-dry."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	The Namesake (2007)	"A rich, if not completely satisfying, pleasure."	Dana Stevens
Splat	The Nanny Diaries (2007)	"It's hard to account for the curious emptiness of The Nanny Diaries."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	Napoleon Dynamite (2004)	"Too low-wattage to be a true nerd anthem, but it's charming in retrospect, when you're freed from the narcoleptic pace to think back on the queerly beautiful tableaux and well-timed gags."	David Edelstein
Splat	The Nativity Story (2006)	"The best of intentions and a 2,000-year-old heartbreaker of a story are not enough to make a compelling film. You need a point of view and something to say."	Dana Stevens
Splat	New in Town (2009)	"For many Americans, the only believable part of New in Town may be its ominous premise: There's a rich jerk in town, and she's come to take away your job."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	The New World (2005)	"The New World isn't Terrence Malick's best, but it's guiding him in the right direction."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist (2008)	"Like Before Sunrise or the lovely karaoke-bar sequence at the center of Lost in Translation, Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist captures the excitement of exploring a city with someone you barely know and really, really like."	Dana Stevens
Splat	Night Watch (2005)	"If Night Watch is energetic, it is also frenetic; if neatly plotted, it is also too open-ended, a set-up for the remaining two installments of a trilogy."	Stephen Metcalf
Splat	Nine (2009)	"We don't need to see Daniel Day-Lewis and Nicole Kidman sing a duet next to a Roman fountain any more than we need to see an elephant pirouette in a tutu, but wouldn't you be crazy to pass up the opportunity to see either?"	Dana Stevens
Tomato	No Country for Old Men (2007)	"The result, while it may be their most ambitious and successful film in years, remains just a Coen brothers movie, a curio to collect rather than an experience to remember."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	No Direction Home: Bob Dylan (2005)	"To narrate selected details from this journey from the Iron Range to Greenwich Village to Rock Star Babylon, we get generous, attention-span respecting clips of Dylan performances and reminiscences from carefully selected talking heads."	David Yaffe
Tomato	No Impact Man (2009)	"You may find Colin Beavan unbearably smug, but at the heart of his mission lies an inconvenient truth: Our consumable, disposable, unsustainable culture is destroying the planet, and there's no way to change that without making sacrifices."	Dana Stevens
Splat	No Reservations (2007)	"Five years from now, this bland and forgettable throwaway will be remembered only for Breslin, who will by then be a poised and gifted 16-year-old actress (as long as she keeps out of Lohan-like trouble -- please, Abby!)."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	Nobody Knows (2005)	"Kore-eda's filmmaking is austere and deliberate, yet his humanism is manifest in every frame."	David Edelstein
Tomato	Noise (2008)	"Noise is never quite as smart as it tries to be. But as summer and its mouth-breathing blockbusters loom large on the horizon, there's something touching about a movie that even tries."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	North Country (2005)	"North Country is powerful and then some."	David Edelstein
Splat	Notorious (2009)	"The best way to remember Biggie Smalls is to listen to "Juicy" or "Things Done Changed" or any of the virtuosic autobiographical raps in which Christopher Wallace paints his own world with more immediacy and wit than Notorious ever manages to muster."	Dana Stevens
Splat	The Notorious Bettie Page (2006)	"No moral, little plot, a lead character deliberately left unknowable."	Troy Patterson
Tomato	Nowhere in Africa (2003)	"The pacing of Nowhere in Africa is a mite drowsy, but there are payoffs for the director's uninsistent touch."	David Edelstein

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