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Movies Watched in March 2009

Movies Watched in March 2009

1. 2009/03/01 The Spiderwick Chronicles. Mystery. (2008, 96 mins.) ***
2. 2009/03/01 Fracture. Thriller. (2007, 113 mins.) ***
3. 2009/03/02 Another Life. Drama. (2001, 101 mins.) **
4. 2009/03/03 I Am Legend. Drama. (2007, 101 mins.) ***
5. 2009/03/04 Once. Musical. (2006, 85 mins.) ***½
6. 2009/03/05 For Love of Ivy. Romantic Comedy. (1968, 101 mins.) ****
7. 2009/03/05 They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!. Drama. (1970, 108 mins.) *
8. 2009/03/06 Marie Antoinette (2006). Historical. (2006, 123 mins.) **
9. 2009/03/06 A Piece of the Action. Comedy. (1977, 135 mins.) ***
10. 2009/03/07 The Heiress. Drama. (1949, 115 mins.) ****
11. 2009/03/07 Cinderfella. Comedy. (1960, 91 mins.) **
12. 2009/03/07 The Ladies Man. Comedy. (1961, 95 mins.) **½
13. 2009/03/08 Tucker: The Man and His Dream. Drama. (1988, 110 mins.) **½
14. 2009/03/09 Congo. Drama. (1995, 109 mins.) *
15. 2009/03/10 Awake. Thriller. (2007, 84 mins.) **
16. 2009/03/10 Chaplin. Comedy. (1992, 143 mins.) ***½
17. 2009/03/11 The Other Boleyn Girl. Drama. (2008, 115 mins.) ***
18. 2009/03/11 Petulia. Drama. (1968, 105 mins.) **
19. 2009/03/12 The First Wives Club. Comedy. (1996, 103 mins.) **
20. 2009/03/13 Finding Neverland. Drama. (2004, 106 mins.) ****
21. 2009/03/13 August. Drama. (2008, 88 mins.) *½
22. 2009/03/14 The Express. Drama. (2008, 130 mins.) ***½
23. 2009/03/15 Sleuth. Drama. (2007, 86 mins.) ***
24. 2009/03/15 Funny Games. Thriller. (2007, 111 mins.) **
25. 2009/03/16 Wanted. Action. (2008, 110 mins.) **½
26. 2009/03/17 The Women (2008). Comedy. (2008, 114 mins.) **
27. 2009/03/18 Angel. Drama. (2007, 134 mins.) **
28. 2009/03/19 The Heart of Me. Drama. (2002, 96 mins.) **
29. 2009/03/19 Aerial Gunner. War. (1943, 78 mins.) *½
30. 2009/03/20 The Grass Is Greener. Comedy. (1960, 105 mins.) ****
31. 2009/03/21 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Action. (2008, 122 mins.) ***
32. 2009/03/21 Ride The High Country. Western. (1962, 96 mins.) **½
33. 2009/03/21 The Doctor. Drama. (1991, 122 mins.) ***½
34. 2009/03/22 W.. Drama. (2008, 129 mins.) ***
35. 2009/03/23 The Palm Beach Story. Romantic Comedy. (1942, 88 mins.) ***
36. 2009/03/23 The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2. Drama. (2008, 117 mins.) ***
37. 2009/03/24 Cleaner. Drama. (2007, 88 mins.) ***
38. 2009/03/24 Snakes On A Plane. Fantasy. (2006, 105 mins.) **
39. 2009/03/25 Union Pacific. Drama. (1939, 135 mins.) ****
40. 2009/03/25 Si j'étais toi. Drama. (2007, 92 mins.) **½
41. 2009/03/26 Trade. Drama. (2007, 120 mins.) ***
42. 2009/03/26 Tora! Tora! Tora!. War. (1970, 144 mins.) ***
43. 2009/03/27 Real Time. Drama. (2008, 80 mins.) **½
44. 2009/03/27 Two For The Road. Romantic Comedy. (1967, 111 mins.) ****
45. 2009/03/28 The Sensation of Sight. Drama. (2006, 134 mins.) *
46. 2009/03/28 The Crusades. War. (1935, 125 mins.) **
47. 2009/03/29 Shampoo. Comedy. (1975, 109 mins.) **½
48. 2009/03/29 Flushed Away. Animation. (2006, 85 mins.) ***½
49. 2009/03/29 His Girl Friday. Comedy. (1940, 92 mins.) ****
50. 2009/03/30 Vantage Point. Thriller. (2008, 90 mins.) ***
51. 2009/03/30 Victor Victoria. Comedy. (1982, 130 mins.) ****
52. 2009/03/31 The Golden Compass. Adventure. (2007, 113 mins.) ****

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