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Movies Watched in April 2009

Movies Watched in April 2009

1. 2009/04/01 Twilight (2008). Drama. (2008, 122 mins.) **
2. 2009/04/02 Things We Lost in the Fire. Drama. (2007, 110 mins.) ***
3. 2009/04/02 Four Frightened People. Action. (1934, 78 mins.) **½
4. 2009/04/03 Flash of Genius. Drama. (2008, 119 mins.) **½
5. 2009/04/04 Evening. Drama. (2007, 117 mins.) **
6. 2009/04/05 The Pink Panther. Comedy. (2006, 93 mins.) **½
7. 2009/04/05 White Nights. Drama. (1985, 136 mins.) **½
8. 2009/04/05 Because I Said So. Romantic Comedy. (2007, 102 mins.) **
9. 2009/04/06 Dirty Pretty Things. Drama. (2002, 97 mins.) ***
10. 2009/04/06 Dirty Pretty Things. Drama. (2002, 97 mins.) ***
11. 2009/04/06 My Big Fat Greek Wedding. Romantic Comedy. (2002, 95 mins.) ***
12. 2009/04/06 My Big Fat Greek Wedding. Romantic Comedy. (2002, 95 mins.) ***
13. 2009/04/07 Tough Guys Don't Dance. Crime. (1987, 110 mins.) **
14. 2009/04/07 Immortal Beloved. Drama. (1994, 120 mins.) ***½
15. 2009/04/08 Demon Seed. Fantasy. (1977, 94 mins.) *½
16. 2009/04/08 The Sign of the Cross. Drama. (1932, 122 mins.) **½
17. 2009/04/09 Dogville. Drama. (2003, 178 mins.) **
18. 2009/04/09 Cleopatra. Drama. (1934, 100 mins.) **
19. 2009/04/10 Gone Baby Gone. Crime. (2007, 114 mins.) ***
20. 2009/04/10 Cape Fear. Crime. (1962, 105 mins.) ***½
21. 2009/04/10 His Majesty O'Keefe. Adventure. (1954, 91 mins.) **½
22. 2009/04/11 Day Night Day Night. Thriller. (2006, 94 mins.) **
23. 2009/04/11 High Society. Romantic Comedy. (1956, 111 mins.) ***
24. 2009/04/11 Gothika. Thriller. (2003, 98 mins.) **½
25. 2009/04/12 The Furies. Western. (1950, 109 mins.) ***
26. 2009/04/13 The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. Romantic Comedy. (1947, 104 mins.) ***½
27. 2009/04/14 Broken English. Romance. (2007, 97 mins.) **½
28. 2009/04/15 Journey to the Center of the Earth. Adventure. (2008, 93 mins.) ***
29. 2009/04/15 Happy-Go-Lucky. Comedy. (2008, 118 mins.) ***
30. 2009/04/16 Night at the Museum. Comedy. (2006, 108 mins.) ***
31. 2009/04/16 Jurassic Park III. Action. (2001, 92 mins.) **
32. 2009/04/16 Adrift in Manhattan. Drama. (2007, 91 mins.) ***
33. 2009/04/17 Finian's Rainbow. Musical. (1968, 141 mins.) ***
34. 2009/04/17 Beaufort. War. (2007, 131 mins.) ***
35. 2009/04/18 The Rose Tattoo. Drama. (1955, 117 mins.) ***
36. 2009/04/19 Mona Lisa. Crime. (1986, 104 mins.) ***½
37. 2009/04/19 The Crucible. Drama. (1996, 124 mins.) NR
38. 2009/04/20 Lorenzo's Oil. Drama. (1992, 129 mins.) ****
39. 2009/04/21 Fried Green Tomatoes. Drama. (1991, 130 mins.) ***½
40. 2009/04/22 The Savages. Drama. (2007, 114 mins.) ***
41. 2009/04/22 Persepolis. Animation. (2007, 96 mins.) ***½
42. 2009/04/23 Miss Congeniality. Comedy. (2000, 109 mins.) NR
43. 2009/04/23 The Wrestler. Drama. (2008, 111 mins.) ***½
44. 2009/04/24 Passchendaele. War. (2008, 114 mins.) NR
45. 2009/04/24 Miss Potter. Biographical. (2006, 92 mins.) NR
46. 2009/04/25 A Home at the End of the World. Drama. (2004, 97 mins.) NR
47. 2009/04/25 Catch a Fire. Drama. (2006, 101 mins.) NR
48. 2009/04/25 Sahara (1943). War. (1943, 97 mins.) NR
49. 2009/04/26 Blood Diamond. War. (2006, 143 mins.) NR
50. 2009/04/27 Butterfly on a Wheel (aka Shattered). Thriller. (2007, 95 mins.) NR
51. 2009/04/27 The Love Guru. Comedy. (2008, 87 mins.) NR
52. 2009/04/28 Fierce People. Drama. (2005, 107 mins.) NR
53. 2009/04/28 Speed. Action. (1994, 116 mins.) NR
54. 2009/04/29 Toronto Stories. Drama. (2008, 89 mins.) NR
55. 2009/04/29 Independence Day. Action. (1996, 145 mins.) NR
56. 2009/04/30 Mad Max 2 (aka Road Warrior). Action. (1981, 95 mins.) NR
57. 2009/04/30 You Kill Me. Comedy. (2007, 93 mins.) NR
58. 2009/04/30 Air Force One. Action. (1997, 124 mins.) NR

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