Alfresco Cinema/Launch Of Pop Up Burger

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Picture the scene… sunny summer evening, cold beer in one hand, tasty burger in the other, your favorite classic movie on a big screen, surrounded by friends. Sounds like the stuff dreams are made of doesn’t it?

The pioneers of outdoor cinema, Pop Up Screens are back this summer to turn your movie dreams into reality, beaming all your favorite films directly into your local London parks. There’s something for everyone. If you’re after romance there’s The Notebook or Romeo and Juliette, if you fancy escaping with some fantasy you could try the Labyrinth, feeling up for some action go for Blade or if you’re just looking for a laugh Dumber & Dumber or Anchorman are the ones for you.

Throughout the summer, the super size screen will visit some of the capitals best-loved parks, including Morden, Fulham, Blackheath, Hammersmith, Holborn and Greenwich, with screenings kicking off around 8.30pm. Tickets can be purchased in advance at www.popupscreens.co.uk for £10, or a weekender pass to see all three films at any one location will set you back £24, with a bumper Season Ticket available for only £75– that’s all 33 films for a little over £2 a movie.



As well as satisfying any cravings for cult classics, this year Pop Up Screens will also be serving up bespoke Pop Up Burgers. The full details are currently under wraps, but we can guarantee they’ll be tasty and include a pun or two!

It goes without saying there’ll also be a fully stocked bar and it just wouldn’t be cinema without popcorn (http://www.drumandkernelpopcorn.co.uk/) and sweets.

Pop Up Screens founder David Leydon said:  “If you’ve never been to an outdoor cinema, you should, it’s a must try.  I know it sounds like a bit of a sales pitch, but it really is the best way to watch a movie as you’re in a park, with your friends and hundreds of other people that love that movie as much as you do.  And that real love for the movie creates a special atmosphere you won’t find at any multiplex.”

 

Full schedule:

11 July Morden Hall Park, Morden Labyrinth
12 July Morden Hall Park, Morden Legally Blond
13 July Morden Hall Park, Morden The Breakfast Club
18 July Bishops Park, Fulham Anchorman
19 July Bishops Park, Fulham Empire Records
20 July Bishops Park, Fulham Ghostbusters
25 July Mycenae House, Blackheath Shaun of the Dead
26 July Mycenae House, Blackheath Full Monty
1 August Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith The Faculty
2 August Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith Pretty Woman
3 August Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith Grease
8 August Manor House Gardens, Lewisham Royal Tennabaums
9 August Manor House Gardens, Lewisham The Big Lebowski
10 August Manor House Gardens, Lewisham Top Gun
15 August Coram’s Fields, Holborn Dumb & Dumber
16 August Coram’s Fields, Holborn Ten Things I Hate About You
17 August Coram’s Fields, Holborn Dirty Dancing
18 August Coram’s Fields, Holborn Jurassic Park
22 August Morden Hall Park, Morden Rocky Horror Picture Show
23 August Morden Hall Park, Morden Romeo + Juliet
24 August Morden Hall Park, Morden Mamma Mia
25 August Morden Hall Park, Morden The Hangover
29 August Bishop’s Park, Fulham Blade
30 August Bishop’s Park, Fulham The Notebook
31 August Bishop’s Park, Fulham Back to the Future
5 September Manor House Gardens, Lewisham Fight Club
6 September Manor House Gardens, Lewisham Moulin Rouge
7 September Manor House Gardens, Lewisham American Beauty
12 September Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith Heathers
13 September Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith Pulp Fiction
14 September Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith Devil Wears Prada
26 September East Greenwich Pleasaunce The Goonies
27 September East Greenwich Pleasaunce Forrest Gump

 


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Alton loves film. He is founder and Editor In Chief of BRWC.  Some of the films he loves are Rear Window, Superman 2, The Man With The Two Brains, Clockwise, Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, Trading Places, Stir Crazy and Punch-Drunk Love.

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