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Bryant Park Outdoor Movies Announced
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Jen Carlson
Published May 14, 2014
Modified May 14, 2014
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One of the city's more popular (read: crowded) outdoor summer movie series is held at Bryant Park. The movies are held every Monday, starting June 16th and ending August 18th, at sunset (but seriously get there early!). And here's your 2014 lineup, from the Griswolds and The Torrances:
June 16: Saturday Night Fever
June 23: The Mark Of Zorro
June 30: A Soldier’s Story
July 7: Blazing Saddles
July 14: Suddenly Last Summer
July 21: National Lampoon’s Vacation
July 28: Key Largo
August 4: The Karate Kid
August 11: Lover Come Back
August 18: The Shining
Other outdoor movie lineups for this summer: The Intrepid's, Central Park's, and Brooklyn Bridge Park's.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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