ON THE NEWLY OPENED PIER 1!

A limited number of 3D glasses will be available, beginning at 6pm. First come, first serve, limit one pair of glasses per person. Also, please note that the Harbor View Lawn will open at 6pm.

Monsters vs. Aliens 3D presented in (PG) –2009,  94 min
DJ: DJ Lupe Loop

Got an alien problem? Call the monster squad!  Reese Witherspoon, Seth Rogen and Steven Colbert lend their voices to this Dreamworks picture, in which a young girl turned 50-foot mutant finds herself looked away in a secret government compound with other monsters.  But when aliens suddenly invade, this ragtag group of rejects may be mankind’s only hope! 

Movies With A View is one of the city's premiere outdoor film series with an eclectic lineup of films and breathtaking views of the NYC waterfront. The films are chosen by an all-volunteer Film Committee and each feature is preceded by a short film, this year curated by BAMcinématik. DJs from Brooklyn Radio kick off the evening, spinning tunes as the sun sets and bike valet provided by Transportation Alternatives. 

Check out the stars with Orion telescopes generously donated by Syfy! The Amateur Astronomers Association of New York will be at the movies to help you locate stars and planets in the night sky.

*CHAIRS ARE NOT PERMITTED ON THE LAWN. 

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Movies With A View is presented by the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy in partnership with the Brooklyn Bridge Park Development Corporation. Ongoing public support is provided by Congresswoman Nydia Velázquez, NYS Senator Daniel Squadron, NYS Senator Velmanette Montgomery, NYS Senator Martin Golden, NYS Assembly Member James Brennan, NYS Assembly Member Joan Millman, Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz, Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, NYC Council Speaker Christine Quinn, NYC Council Member Leticia James, NYC Council Member Brad Lander, NYC Council Member Stephen Levin, NYC Council Member Domenic Recchia, Jr., and the Brooklyn delegation of the New York City Council.

 This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.