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Ladder 49	(2004, PG-13)

Lady and the Duke, The	(2002)	not rated

Lady in the Water	(2006, PG-13)

Ladykillers, The	(2004, R)

Lake House, The	(2006, PG)

Lake of Fire	(2007, Not Rated)

Lakeview Terrace	(2008, Not Rated)

Land of the Dead	(2005)	not rated

Land of the Lost	(2009, PG-13)

Lantana	(2002)	not rated

Lara Croft, Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life	(2003)	not rated

Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector	(2006)	not rated

Lars and the Real Girl	(2007, PG-13)

Lassie	(2006, PG)

Last Castle, The	(2001)	not rated

Last Chance Harvey	(2008, PG-13)

Last Holiday	(2006, PG-13)

Last King of Scotland, The	(2006, R)

Last Kiss, The	(2006, R)

Last Legion, The	(2007, PG-13)

Last Mimzy, The	(2007, PG)

Last Orders	(2002)	not rated

Last Samurai, The	(2003)	not rated

Last Sin Eater, The	(2007, PG-13)

Law Abiding Citizen	(2009, R)

Laws of Attraction	(2004, PG-13)

Le Divorce	(2003)	not rated

Le silence de Lorna (Lorna's Silence)	(2009, R)

League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, The	(2003)	not rated

Least of These, The	(2004, Not Rated)

Leatherheads	(2008, PG-13)

Left Behind	(2003)	not rated

Left Behind II: Tribulation Force	(2002)	not rated

Left Behind: World at War	(2005, PG-13)

Legally Blonde	(2001)	not rated

Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde	(2003)	not rated

Legend of Johnny Lingo, The	(2003)	not rated

Legend of Zorro, The	(2005, PG)

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events	(2004, PG)

L'Enfant (The Child)	(2006, R)

Les Choristes (The Chorus)	(2005, PG-13)

Let's Go to Prison	(2006)	not rated

Letters from Iwo Jima	(2006, R)

Levity	(2003)	not rated

Libertine, The	(2006)	not rated

License to Wed	(2007, PG-13)

Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The	(2004, R)

Life as a House	(2001)	not rated

Life of David Gale, The	(2003)	not rated

Life or Something Like It	(2002)	not rated

Like Mike	(2002)	not rated

Lilo and Stitch	(2002)	not rated

Limits of Control, The	(2009, R)

Lions for Lambs	(2007, R)

Little Black Book	(2004)	not rated

Little Children	(2006, R)

Little Man	(2006)	not rated

Little Miss Sunshine	(2006, R)

Little Secrets	(2002)	not rated

Live Free or Die Hard	(2007, PG-13)

Lizzie McGuire Movie, The	(2003)	not rated

Local Color	(2008, R)

Longest Yard, The	(2005, PG-13)

Longshots, The	(2008, PG)

Looking For Comedy in the Muslim World	(2006, PG-13)

Looney Tunes: Back in Action	(2003)	not rated

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, The	(2003, PG-13)	not rated

Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring	(2001)	not rated

Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers	(2002)	not rated

Lord Of War	(2005, R)

Lord, Save Us From Your Followers	(2009, PG-13)

Lords of Dogtown	(2005)	not rated

Lost City, The	(2006)	not rated

Lost in Translation	(2003)	not rated

Lot Like Love, A	(2005)	not rated

Love Actually	(2003)	not rated

Love Comes Softly	(2004, Not Rated)

Love Guru, The	(2008, PG-13)

Love Happens	(2009, PG-13)

Love in the Time of Cholera	(2007, R)

Love Liza	(2003)	not rated

Love Song for Bobby Long	(2005)	not rated

Lovely and Amazing	(2002)	not rated

Love's Abiding Joy	(2006)	not rated

Lucky Number Slevin	(2006, R)

Lucky Ones, The	(2008, R)

Lucky You	(2007, PG-13)

Luther	(2003)	not rated

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