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Movies Watched in July 2008

Movies Watched in July 2008

1. 2008/07/01 Criss Cross. Film Noir. (1949, 88 mins.) NR
2. 2008/07/02 The Matrix Reloaded. Action. (2003, 138 mins.) NR
3. 2008/07/03 Good Will Hunting. Drama. (1997, 126 mins.) NR
4. 2008/07/04 Deliverance. Drama. (1972, 110 mins.) NR
5. 2008/07/05 Reservation Road. Drama. (2007, 102 mins.) NR
6. 2008/07/05 The Spy Who Loved Me. James Bond. (1977, 125 mins.) NR
7. 2008/07/06 Damn Yankees!. Musical. (1958, 111 mins.) NR
8. 2008/07/07 For Love of Ivy. Romantic Comedy. (1968, 101 mins.) NR
9. 2008/07/08 Why Did I Get Married?. Comedy. (2007, 113 mins.) NR
10. 2008/07/09 Jurassic Park III. Action. (2001, 92 mins.) NR
11. 2008/07/10 On Dangerous Ground. Film Noir. (1952, 82 mins.) NR
12. 2008/07/11 An American in Paris. Musical. (1951, 113 mins.) NR
13. 2008/07/12 In the Heat of the Night. Drama. (1967, 109 mins.) NR
14. 2008/07/12 Casino Royale. James Bond. (2006, 144 mins.) NR
15. 2008/07/13 Michael Clayton. Drama. (2007, 119 mins.) NR
16. 2008/07/14 Kind Hearts and Coronets. Comedy. (1949, 106 mins.) NR
17. 2008/07/15 Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World. War. (2003, 138 mins.) NR
18. 2008/07/16 The Hunting of the President. Documentary. (2004, 90 mins.) NR
19. 2008/07/16 Brigadoon. Musical. (1954, 108 mins.) NR
20. 2008/07/17 La marche de l'empereur. Documentary. (2005, 85 mins.) NR
21. 2008/07/18 Ocean's Eleven (1960). Crime. (1960, 127 mins.) NR
22. 2008/07/18 Words and Music. Biographical. (1948, 120 mins.) NR
23. 2008/07/19 The Cruel Sea. War. (1953, 126 mins.) NR
24. 2008/07/19 I'll Take Sweden. Comedy. (1965, 97 mins.) NR
25. 2008/07/20 The Ship That Died of Shame. Drama. (1955, 95 mins.) NR
26. 2008/07/20 High Society. Romantic Comedy. (1956, 111 mins.) NR
27. 2008/07/21 My Favorite Blonde. Comedy. (1942, 78 mins.) NR
28. 2008/07/22 My Favorite Blonde. Comedy. (1942, 78 mins.) NR
29. 2008/07/23 Suddenly. Crime. (1954, 75 mins.) NR
30. 2008/07/25 Star Spangled Rhythm. Comedy. (1942, 99 mins.) NR
31. 2008/07/28 Destination Tokyo. War. (1943, 135 mins.) NR
32. 2008/07/29 The Pirate. Musical. (1948, 102 mins.) NR
33. 2008/07/30 This Gun for Hire. Film Noir. (1942, 80 mins.) NR
34. 2008/07/31 Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House. Comedy. (1948, 94 mins.) NR

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