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Movies
Every summer, Central Park presents an outdoor cinema series during the end of August. Most of these films usually feature a New York theme and they are a great way to enjoy a summer evening in the park.
The 8th Annual, 2010 Central Park Film Festival Schedule, "Iconic New York"
Tuesday, August 24: Fame, a musical from the 1980s that follows talented students through their studies at a Performing Arts High School in New York City.
Wednesday, August 25: The Taking of the Pelham 1 2 3, a remake of the classic 1970s flick about a criminal (John Travolta) who hijacks a New York City subway train. Dispatcher Walter Graber (Denzel Washington) tries to gain control of the situation in this intense crime thriller.
Thursday, August 26: Saturday Night Fever, a disco classic that follows Tony Manero (John Travolta), a Brooklyn youth who is king of the 1970s dance floor.
Friday, August 27: King Kong, a cult classic featuring a giant gorilla that abducts a beautiful blond actress.
Saturday, August 28: Viewers' Choice! Visit www.7online.com through August 15 to cast your vote for either Serendipity, a romantic comedy about a couple (John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale) who find each other again years after the night they first met and fell in love in New York City, or Manhattan, a Woody Allen classic about a writer (Allen) who has a troubled romantic life but finds love with his best friend's mistress (Diane Keaton).
Rain or shine, all screenings are free and start at 8 PM; gates open at 6:30 PM at the Mineral Springs, just north of the Sheep Meadow, mid-park at 69th Street.






