Movies in the Park announced a record season today. The popular outdoor film series also announced its 2008 schedule.
June 4 - E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial
June 11 - Rocky
June 18 - Happy Feet
June 25 - Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby
July 2 - Notting Hill
July 9 - Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
July 16 - Casino Royale
July 23 - The Wizard of Oz
The full release is on the jump
June 4 - E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial
June 11 - Rocky
June 18 - Happy Feet
June 25 - Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby
July 2 - Notting Hill
July 9 - Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
July 16 - Casino Royale
July 23 - The Wizard of Oz
The full release is on the jump
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August 14, 2007
For more information contact Ben Beaumont, 501-454-2779
Movies in the Park finishes record season, announces 2008 schedule
LITTLE ROCK – Movies in the Park, the FREE outdoor movie series at the Riverfest Amphitheater, wrapped up its 2007 season with record attendance numbers.
The eight 2007 Movies in the Park films had an average crowd of more than 980 moviegoers with a total of more than 7,900 people attending the Wednesday night film series throughout the year. Wizard of Oz on August 1 set an attendance record for the 3-year-old series with a crowd of over 1,700.
Popularity for Movies in the Park has grown since the series averaged 450 people per film in its inaugural season in 2005 and 600 per movie in 2006.
"The momentum for Movies in the Park continues to grow from season-to-season and we are thrilled that downtown and the city as a whole have embraced this concept," said Blake Rutherford, volunteer founder of Movies in the Park. "We have to thank our sponsors for their support to make free outdoor movies possible in Little Rock."
Movies in the Park sponsors are Baptist Health, Comcast, Entergy, the Little Rock Downtown Partnership, the Little Rock Convention and Visitors Bureau, Moses Tucker, the River Market and Stone Ward.
"Movies in the Park makes a tremendous impact on the entertainment and cultural experience downtown," said Sharon Priest, executive director of the Little Rock Downtown Partnership. "It brings a diverse crowd downtown to not only enjoy the movies, but also to eat dinner, shop and enjoy all that downtown has to offer."
Movies in the Park also announced its 2008 schedule Wednesday. The films to be shown include:
June 4 - E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial
June 11 - Rocky
June 18 - Happy Feet
June 25 - Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby
July 2 - Notting Hill
July 9 - Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
July 16 - Casino Royale
July 23 - The Wizard of Oz
All information on Movies in the Park including schedule, park rules and signup for email updates is available online at www.moviesintheparklr.net. Movies in the Park are FREE and open to the public.
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August 14, 2007
For more information contact Ben Beaumont, 501-454-2779
Movies in the Park finishes record season, announces 2008 schedule
LITTLE ROCK – Movies in the Park, the FREE outdoor movie series at the Riverfest Amphitheater, wrapped up its 2007 season with record attendance numbers.
The eight 2007 Movies in the Park films had an average crowd of more than 980 moviegoers with a total of more than 7,900 people attending the Wednesday night film series throughout the year. Wizard of Oz on August 1 set an attendance record for the 3-year-old series with a crowd of over 1,700.
Popularity for Movies in the Park has grown since the series averaged 450 people per film in its inaugural season in 2005 and 600 per movie in 2006.
"The momentum for Movies in the Park continues to grow from season-to-season and we are thrilled that downtown and the city as a whole have embraced this concept," said Blake Rutherford, volunteer founder of Movies in the Park. "We have to thank our sponsors for their support to make free outdoor movies possible in Little Rock."
Movies in the Park sponsors are Baptist Health, Comcast, Entergy, the Little Rock Downtown Partnership, the Little Rock Convention and Visitors Bureau, Moses Tucker, the River Market and Stone Ward.
"Movies in the Park makes a tremendous impact on the entertainment and cultural experience downtown," said Sharon Priest, executive director of the Little Rock Downtown Partnership. "It brings a diverse crowd downtown to not only enjoy the movies, but also to eat dinner, shop and enjoy all that downtown has to offer."
Movies in the Park also announced its 2008 schedule Wednesday. The films to be shown include:
June 4 - E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial
June 11 - Rocky
June 18 - Happy Feet
June 25 - Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby
July 2 - Notting Hill
July 9 - Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
July 16 - Casino Royale
July 23 - The Wizard of Oz
All information on Movies in the Park including schedule, park rules and signup for email updates is available online at www.moviesintheparklr.net. Movies in the Park are FREE and open to the public.
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Movie in the Park is a great program with a diverse line up. However, to make it better, it should start in April when it's not too hot outside.
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August 15, 2007 09:22 PM