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Movies Watched in November 2008

Movies Watched in November 2008

1. 2008/11/01 The Santa Clause. Comedy. (1994, 97 mins.) NR
2. 2008/11/01 The African Queen. Drama. (1951, 105 mins.) NR
3. 2008/11/02 Notes on a Scandal. Drama. (2006, 92 mins.) NR
4. 2008/11/02 Shanghai Kiss. Romantic Comedy. (2007, 106 mins.) NR
5. 2008/11/03 Deja Vu. Thriller. (2006, 126 mins.) NR
6. 2008/11/04 All Quiet on the Western Front. War. (1930, 130 mins.) NR
7. 2008/11/05 The Bank Job. Crime. (2008, 111 mins.) NR
8. 2008/11/06 Assault on Precinct 13. Thriller. (2005, 109 mins.) NR
9. 2008/11/06 2 Days in Paris. Romance. (2007, 96 mins.) NR
10. 2008/11/07 Hoosiers. Drama. (1986, 114 mins.) NR
11. 2008/11/08 The Hurricane. Drama. (1999, 145 mins.) NR
12. 2008/11/09 The Dock Brief. Comedy. (1962, 88 mins.) NR
13. 2008/11/10 Big Fat Liar. Comedy. (2002, 88 mins.) NR
14. 2008/11/10 Bee Movie. Animation. (2007, 91 mins.) NR
15. 2008/11/11 Open Season. Animation. (2006, 83 mins.) NR
16. 2008/11/12 27 Dresses. Romantic Comedy. (2008, 111 mins.) NR
17. 2008/11/13 The Great New Wonderful. Drama. (2005, 87 mins.) NR
18. 2008/11/14 Ten Little Indians. Drama. (1965, 91 mins.) NR
19. 2008/11/14 The Great Outdoors. Comedy. (1988, 91 mins.) NR
20. 2008/11/15 The Disorderly Orderly. Comedy. (1964, 90 mins.) NR
21. 2008/11/15 The Patsy. Comedy. (1964, 101 mins.) NR
22. 2008/11/16 A River Runs Through It. Drama. (1992, 123 mins.) NR
23. 2008/11/17 Doctor Faustus. Drama. (1967, 93 mins.) NR
24. 2008/11/18 I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry. Comedy. (2007, 115 mins.) NR
25. 2008/11/19 The Lost World: Jurassic Park. Action. (1997, 129 mins.) NR
26. 2008/11/20 Heaven Can Wait. Drama. (1943, 112 mins.) NR
27. 2008/11/21 The Family Jewels. Comedy. (1965, 99 mins.) NR
28. 2008/11/21 The Stooge. Children. (1952, 100 mins.) NR
29. 2008/11/22 The Heartbreak Kid. Children. (2007, 116 mins.) NR
30. 2008/11/22 Catch a Fire. Drama. (2006, 101 mins.) NR
31. 2008/11/23 The Great Race. Comedy. (1965, 160 mins.) NR
32. 2008/11/24 The Santa Clause 2. Comedy. (2002, 105 mins.) NR
33. 2008/11/25 Mad Money. Comedy. (2008, 104 mins.) NR
34. 2008/11/26 Drillbit Taylor. Comedy. (2008, 110 mins.) NR
35. 2008/11/27 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. Action. (2006, 151 mins.) NR
36. 2008/11/28 Godzilla. Action. (1998, 139 mins.) NR
37. 2008/11/28 Little Miss Sunshine. Comedy. (2006, 101 mins.) NR
38. 2008/11/29 The Half Life of Timofey Berezin. Drama. (2006, 97 mins.) NR
39. 2008/11/29 Music Within. Drama. (2007, 94 mins.) NR
40. 2008/11/30 Charlie Bartlett. Comedy. (2007, 97 mins.) NR
41. 2008/11/30 Fred Claus. Comedy. (2007, 116 mins.) NR

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