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Movies Watched in April 2008

Movies Watched in April 2008

1. 2008/04/01 The American President. Romantic Comedy. (1995, 114 mins.) NR
2. 2008/04/01 Napoleon Dynamite. Comedy. (2004, 82 mins.) NR
3. 2008/04/02 The American President. Romantic Comedy. (1995, 114 mins.) NR
4. 2008/04/02 Bank Shot. Comedy. (1974, 83 mins.) NR
5. 2008/04/02 To Be or Not to Be. Comedy. (1983, 107 mins.) NR
6. 2008/04/03 The American President. Romantic Comedy. (1995, 114 mins.) NR
7. 2008/04/03 The Twelve Chairs. Comedy. (1970, 94 mins.) NR
8. 2008/04/04 The Caine Mutiny. War. (1954, 124 mins.) NR
9. 2008/04/04 What's New Pussycat. Comedy. (1965, 108 mins.) NR
10. 2008/04/05 Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. Comedy. (1964, 93 mins.) NR
11. 2008/04/05 Caligula. Drama. (1979, 156 mins.) NR
12. 2008/04/06 Cars. Animation. (2006, 117 mins.) NR
13. 2008/04/06 The American President. Romantic Comedy. (1995, 114 mins.) NR
14. 2008/04/06 A Man, a Woman and a Bank. Comedy. (1979, 100 mins.) NR
15. 2008/04/07 A Scanner Darkly. Animation. (2006, 100 mins.) NR
16. 2008/04/07 Witness. Drama. (1985, 112 mins.) NR
17. 2008/04/08 Witness. Drama. (1985, 112 mins.) NR
18. 2008/04/08 Julia. Biographical. (1977, 117 mins.) NR
19. 2008/04/09 Six Figures. Drama. (2005, 108 mins.) NR
20. 2008/04/09 Once. Musical. (2006, 85 mins.) NR
21. 2008/04/10 Witness. Drama. (1985, 112 mins.) NR
22. 2008/04/10 The Magdalene Sisters. Drama. (2002, 119 mins.) NR
23. 2008/04/12 Imperium: Augustus. Drama. (2003, 200 mins.) NR
24. 2008/04/12 Witness. Drama. (1985, 112 mins.) NR
25. 2008/04/12 Kinky Boots. Comedy. (2005, 107 mins.) NR
26. 2008/04/13 The End of the Affair (1955). Romance. (1955, 105 mins.) NR
27. 2008/04/13 The Wrong Man. Thriller. (1956, 105 mins.) NR
28. 2008/04/14 Human Trafficking. Drama. (2005, 176 mins.) NR
29. 2008/04/14 American Beauty. Drama. (1999, 122 mins.) NR
30. 2008/04/15 American Beauty. Drama. (1999, 122 mins.) NR
31. 2008/04/15 We Are Marshall. Biographical. (2006, 124 mins.) NR
32. 2008/04/16 The Country Girl. Drama. (1954, 104 mins.) NR
33. 2008/04/17 Becoming Jane. Drama. (2007, 120 mins.) NR
34. 2008/04/18 American Beauty. Drama. (1999, 122 mins.) NR
35. 2008/04/18 C'era una volta il West. Drama. (1968, 175 mins.) NR
36. 2008/04/19 Unfaithfully Yours. Drama. (1948, 105 mins.) NR
37. 2008/04/20 There Will Be Blood. Drama. (2007, 158 mins.) NR
38. 2008/04/20 American Beauty. Drama. (1999, 122 mins.) NR
39. 2008/04/21 Speed. Action. (1994, 116 mins.) NR
40. 2008/04/22 Breach. Biographical. (2007, 110 mins.) NR
41. 2008/04/23 The Old Man and the Sea (1990). Drama. (1990, 93 mins.) NR
42. 2008/04/24 Bad Day at Black Rock. Crime. (1955, 81 mins.) NR
43. 2008/04/24 Speed. Action. (1994, 116 mins.) NR
44. 2008/04/25 Speed. Action. (1994, 116 mins.) NR
45. 2008/04/25 The Palm Beach Story. Romantic Comedy. (1942, 88 mins.) NR
46. 2008/04/26 8½. Drama. (1963, 138 mins.) NR
47. 2008/04/26 The Living Daylights. James Bond. (1987, 130 mins.) NR
48. 2008/04/27 Charlie Wilson's War. Drama. (2007, 102 mins.) NR
49. 2008/04/28 Keeping Mum. Comedy. (2005, 103 mins.) NR
50. 2008/04/29 Miss Potter. Biographical. (2006, 92 mins.) NR
51. 2008/04/30 Sullivan's Travels. Comedy. (1941, 90 mins.) NR

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