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The end of one month and the beginning of the next means that movies we've all enjoyed are on their way out, and making way for a whole bunch more on the way in. Here are the movies that are heading out the door, so catch them before the end of the month:

Seven Years in Tibet
It's the movie that got Brad Pitt banned from ever entering China. Check out this story based on the real life tale of an Austrian meeting a young Dalai Lama all the way back in 1944.

Johnny Mnemonic
If you went to Comic-Con last week, how could you pass this up?

3 Ninjas Knuckle Up
If you're a fan of character actors, believe it or not this is the film for you. Victor Wong (The Golden Child, Big Trouble in Little China), Charles Napier (The Blues Brothers, The Silence of the Lambs) and Vincent Schiavelli (Fast Times at Ridgemont High, The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension) are all in this flick that combines On Deadly Ground with Beverly Hills Ninja and The Karate Kid.

Family Business
It's a family of crooks made up of a trio of famous actors. Sean Connery, Dustin Hoffman and Matthew Broderick deal with family drama and high profile genetic thievery in this drama with comedic undertones from Sidney Lumet.

Jakob the Liar
Watch this low profile remake of an Academy Award winning film based on an acclaimed novel starring Robin Williams as a man trying to understand the Holocaust.

Only You
It's a romantic comedy with Robert Downey Jr. and Marisa Tomei. Think of it as Iron Man crossed with When in Rome. In fact, for the hard core movie buffs out there, check to see if you can find the references in this flick to Casablanca, Roman Holiday and South Pacific.

Poetic Justice
Here's a trivia fact for you: The poetry here attributed to Janet Jackson's character was actually written by Maya Angelou, who makes appears in a cameo as Aunt June.

So catch them today, while you can.

Jack @ Crackle - Crackle Blog Editor