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Cabin Fever	(2003)	not rated

Calendar Girls	(2004)	not rated

Camden 28, The	(2007, Not Rated)

Capitalism: A Love Story	(2009, R)

Capote	(2005)	not rated

Captain Abu Raed	(2009, Not Rated)

Capturing the Friedmans	(2003)	not rated

Caramel	(2008, PG)

Cars	(2006, G)

Casanova	(2005, R)

Casino Royale	(2006, PG-13)

Cassandra's Dream	(2008, PG-13)

Catch a Fire	(2006)	not rated

Catch and Release	(2007, PG-13)

Catch Me If You Can	(2003)	not rated

Catch That Kid	(2004)	not rated

Cat's Meow, The	(2002)	not rated

Catwoman	(2004, PG-13)	not rated

Cave, The	(2005, PG-13)

Cellular	(2004, PG-13)

Changeling	(2008, R)

Changing Lanes	(2002)	not rated

Chariots of Fire	(2006)	not rated

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory	(2005, PG)

Charlie Bartlett	(2008, R)

Charlie Wilson's War	(2007, R)

Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle	(2003)	not rated

Charlotte Gray	(2002)	not rated

Charlotte's Web	(2006, G)

Chasing Papi	(2003)	not rated

Che	(2009, R)

Cheaper by the Dozen	(2004)	not rated

Cheaper by the Dozen 2	(2005, PG)

Chéri	(2009, R)

Cherish	(2002)	not rated

Chicago	(2003)	not rated

Chicago 10	(2008, R)

Chicken Little	(2005, G)

Children of Huang Shi, The	(2008, R)

Children of Men	(2006, R)

Christmas in the Clouds	(2005, PG)

Christmas with the Kranks	(2004)	not rated

Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, The	(2008, PG)

Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, The	(2005, PG)

Chronicles of Riddick, The	(2004, PG-13)

Cinderella Man	(2005, PG-13)

Cinderella Story, A	(2004, PG)

City by the Sea	(2002)	not rated

City of Ember	(2008, PG)

City of God	(2003)	not rated

Clearing, The	(2004, R)

Clerks 2	(2006)	not rated

Click	(2006, PG-13)

Clifford's Really Big Movie	(2004)	not rated

Climb, The	(2002)	not rated

Clockstoppers	(2002)	not rated

Closer	(2004, R)

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs	(2009, PG)

Cloverfield	(2008, PG-13)

Club Dread	(2004)	not rated

Coach Carter	(2005, PG-13)

Coco Before Chanel	(2009, PG-13)

Code 46	(2004, R)

Code Name: The Cleaner	(2007)	not rated

Coffee and Cigarettes	(2004, R)

Cold Creek Manor	(2003)	not rated

Cold Mountain	(2004)	not rated

Cold Souls	(2009, PG-13)

Collateral	(2004, R)

Collateral Damage	(2002)	not rated

Company, The	(2004)	not rated

Confessions of a Dangerous Mind	(2003)	not rated

Confessions of a Shopaholic	(2009, PG)

Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen	(2004, PG)

Confidence	(2003)	not rated

Connie and Carla	(2004, PG-13)

Constant Gardener, The	(2005, R)

Constantine	(2005, R)

Conversations With God	(2006)	not rated

Cookout, The	(2004)	not rated

Cooler, The	(2003)	not rated

Coraline	(2009, PG)

Core, The	(2003)	not rated

Corky Romano	(2001)	not rated

Corporation, The	(2004)	not rated

Count of Monte Cristo, The	(2002)	not rated

Country Bears, The	(2002)	not rated

Couples Retreat	(2009, PG-13)

Cove, The	(2009, PG-13)

Covenant, The	(2006)	not rated

Cradle 2 the Grave	(2003)	not rated

Crank	(2006)	not rated

Crash	(2005, R)

Criminal	(2004)	not rated

Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course, The	(2002)	not rated

Crossover	(2006)	not rated

Crossroads	(2002)	not rated

Crush	(2002)	not rated

Cry Wolf	(2005)	not rated

Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The	(2008, PG-13)

Curious George	(2006, G)

Cursed	(2005)	not rated

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