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Music City Drive-In

Music City Drive-In is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer^® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): M.N. Miller, Nicole Ackman.

Rating	Title \| Year	Author	Quote
3.5/5	Dumb Money (2023)	M.N. Miller	Dumb Money is a giant middle finger comedy to the establishment that’s hilarious and empathetic. Posted Sep 25, 2023 Edit critic review
4/5	Boston Strangler (2023)	M.N. Miller	Boston Strangler is an engrossing and, at times, spinetingling crime film told with a captivating sleuth-like obsession. Posted Mar 16, 2023 Edit critic review
2.5/5	Penguin Bloom (2020)	M.N. Miller	The heartwarming fuzzy feelings that the genre is built on never take flight for Penguin Bloom. Posted Jan 04, 2023 Edit critic review
3.5/5	Concrete Cowboy (2020)	M.N. Miller	This is a film with a unique slice of life that has an authentic look and feel while telling a timeless story of fathers and sons. Posted Jan 04, 2023 Edit critic review
3.5/5	Worth (2020)	M.N. Miller	A film of extraordinary patience, empathy, and even unconscious bias that come with doing the right thing. Posted Jan 04, 2023 Edit critic review
B	Day Shift (2022)	M.N. Miller	An action-comedy oozing charm and appeal is a credit to the film’s magnetic lead. Posted Aug 16, 2022 Edit critic review
A-	Good Luck to You, Leo Grande (2022)	Nicole Ackman	Thompson and McCormack are fantastic enough in their own right and together that it would be interesting to watch them read the phone book in a hotel room for that amount of time. Posted Jun 14, 2022 Edit critic review
C+	Jurassic World Dominion (2022)	Nicole Ackman	No, Jurassic World Dominion is nowhere near the masterpiece that Jurassic Park is. But at this point, do we even expect that from this franchise? Posted Jun 10, 2022 Edit critic review
C-	Red Rocket (2021)	Nicole Ackman	Despite strong performances, Red Rocket is a film that doesn't know what it wants to say. Posted Dec 11, 2021 Edit critic review
A-	Flee (2021)	Nicole Ackman	Flee is a beautifully rendered story of a refugee's life and how his turbulent childhood and adolescence continue to impact him as an adult. Posted Dec 04, 2021 Edit critic review