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Tomato 3/5	The Namesake (2007)	"It�s good to know nominal lead Kal Penn now has something more substantial on his resum� than Harold & Kumar Get The Munchies"	Neil Smith
Splat 2/6	Nancy Drew (2007)	"The original books appeal to generations of readers, but this flick's strictly for tweens and slumming homage-spotters."	Sam Ashurst
Tomato 4/5	National Lampoon's Animal House (1978)	"Growing old disgracefully, Animal House is every bit as good as you remember."
Splat 2/5	Nativity!	"Glug a pint of seasonal spirit before watching Debbie Isitt�s mish-mash of show-must-goon generics, bittersweet Brit-comedy realism and Hollywood endings."	Kevin Harley
Tomato 3/5	Naya Daur (1957)	"Thanks to maverick composer OP Nayyar, Naya Daur is a fine musical, while this shortened re-release benefits from slick, much-needed editing."	Ashanti Omkar
Splat 2/5	Never Apologize: A Personal Visit with Lindsay Anderson (2008)	"His account of Anderson�s demise moves, but by then, this arch-raconteur�s bluster may have sand-papered your patience."	Kevin Harley
Splat 2/5	New in Town (2009)	"Recalling the shmaltziest bits of similar city-slicker-meetsbumpkin romcoms like Doc Hollywood and Sweet Home Alabama, New In Town is pure Valentine�s Day drivel."	Ken McIntyre
Tomato 3/5	New Town Killers (2009)	"Racing from lawless tenement to loveless townhouse, it�s grittier and gutsier than the cut-price Running Man clone it threatens to become, a spiky little speedball of caustic social commentary and guerrilla thrills."	Matt Glasby
Splat 2/5	Next (2007)	"Cage has yet another bad hair day in a Dick-based actioner that repeatedly breaks its own rules."	Neil Smith
Tomato 3/5	Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist (2008)	"Nick & Norah�s tries to be the date movie for kids in skinny jeans and Cons. Thing is, it�s too safe for their cynicism and while Cera and Dennings are pitch-perfect, even at 90 minutes it feels like a stretch."	Jonathan Dean
Splat 2/5	Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009)	"This rushed Smithsonian visit skims over laughs and excitement to cram in more museum paraphernalia and messages. Like the original but bigger and faster, it�s harmless but throwaway."
Tomato 5/5	No Country for Old Men (2007)	"Virtuoso. A film of pin-sharp principles, cross-hair precision and suffocating tension, this Coens stunner hits like a cattle gun between the eyes."	Jamie Graham
Splat 2/5	No Reservations (2007)	"With Shine�s Scott Hicks at the helm, this is a well-presented dish, but too cloying for discerning palates."	Jane Crowther
Tomato 5/5	North by Northwest (1959)	"North By Northwest is the quintessential Hitchcock thriller and one of the most exciting movies of all time. So there."
Splat 1/5	Not Easily Broken (2009)	"Not Easily Broken is 99 long minutes worth of sobbing and hand wringing, with little insight and even less humour. Deadly stuff."	Ken McIntyre
Tomato 3/5	Not Here to be Loved	"This tale of unlikely love is an equally unlikely charmer."
Tomato 3/5	Notes on a Scandal (2006)	"If you can ignore the script�s gaping plotholes this is an acting showcase to savour, with Dame Judi on imperious form."	Neil Smith
Splat 2/5	Notorious (2009)	"Shooting shy of scandal, Notorious turns the life of Biggie Smalls into an off-the-peg cautionary yarn. Aside from Woolard�s larger-the-life lead turn, it�s strictly B.I.G. for beginners."	Tom Charity
Tomato 3/5	Nowhere Boy (2009)	"No surprises in this account of the troubled pre-Beatles adolescence of John Lennon, but sharp scripting and a pair of outstanding performances lift it out of routine biopic territory."	Philip Kemp

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