Nancy Drew (2007)

"Every so often, I see a movie so uniformly dopey that I wonder if it's a gag, and I'm not in on it. Maybe the whole thing's meant as camp, a cosmic joke only the most sophisticated viewers will get."

Narc (2002)

"Ray Liotta and Jason Patric do some of their best work in their underwritten roles, but don't be fooled: Nobody deserves any prizes here."

National Treasure (2004)

"A satisfying torrent of chases, escapes and discoveries."

The Next Best Thing (2000)

"Writer Thomas Ropelewski and director John Schlesinger build gradually toward the climax of the movie in an intelligent way."

Next Stop Wonderland (1997)

"Gelfant is impeccable!"

Night at the Museum (2006)

"The museum's design is wonderfully realistic, which makes the adequate effects and shabby cinematography disappointing."

Nights in Rodanthe (2008)

"This is one of the increasingly rare Hollywood films that treat people in middle age as though their feelings were just as intense and their needs just as valid as those of people half their age."

Nine Queens (2002)

"If you can wrap your mind around one unlikely condition, the picture provides unalloyed pleasure for connoisseurs of cinematic con artists."

No Reservations (2007)

"The movie gives a modest level of pleasure, mainly because of Stuart Dryburgh's handsome, varied cinematography and the performances of the leads."

Northfork (2003)

"Northfork will give you food for reflection or a case of the hives."

The Notebook (2004)

"Garner is especially moving in his tender devotion to this hopeless case, and McAdams gives the kind of vivid, unfettered performance that marks the ascendance of a star."

Notorious (2009)

"If you give this fictionalized film biography a try, you may find yourself caught up in his troubled and complicated rise to prominence -- like me."

Nowhere in Africa (2003)

"Writer-director Caroline Link adapted Stefanie Zweig's expatriate memoir gracefully, languidly and with full understanding of its heroine."

Nurse Betty (2000)

"The movie would be difficult to imagine without Zellweger, who can show exultation and heartbreak without exaggerating either."