
BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK – BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK on Wednesday announced the lineup for its 26th annual free summer film series, Movies With A View, set for Thursdays in July and August at Pier 1’s Harbor View Lawn.
The lawn opens at 6 p.m., first-come, first-served, and movies begin at sunset. Guests can bring food, picnic blankets and cushions, but glass bottles, outside alcohol and lawn chairs are not allowed on the lawn. Popcorn and drinks will be sold by Fornino.
July 2: “Hamilton” (PG-13, 2020) – Singing along is encouraged!
July 9: “When Harry Met Sally” (R, 1989)
July 16: “Bend it like Beckham” (PG-13, 2002)
July 23: “The Talented Mr. Ripley” (R, 1999)
July 30: “Clueless” (PG-13, 1995)
Aug. 6: “Jurassic Park” (PG-13, 1993)
Aug. 13: “Do the Right Thing” (R, 1989)
Aug. 20: “Bridesmaids” (R, 2011)
Aug. 27: Public’s Choice — Vote online on BBP’s website from three options: “Challengers” (R, 2024), “The Great Gatsby” (PG-13, 2013) or “Ocean’s Eleven” (PG-13, 2001).
And at a special family night on Friday, Sept. 18, the season will close out with “How to Train Your Dragon” (PG, 2010).
Since its launch in 2000, Movies With A View has drawn around 735,000 moviegoers. This series is presented by eyewear brand Persol. On-site activities inspired by the brand’s spring/summer 2026 collection will evoke the drama of the Italian Riviera, BBP said in a release.
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