by John Moore | Mar 13, 2011
Perhaps Central Park didn’t need to be overrun by cute little blue cartoon characters, but then again they let Garth Brooks perform there so… Anyway – in the 3-D animated movie, the Smurfs wind up in the human world after their archenemy Gargamel...
by John Moore | Oct 9, 2010
Today, October 9th, marks what would have been the 70th birthday of John Lennon. Tonight at 7:00 pm there is a free screening of American Masters:LENNONYC. The film explores Lennon’s life in New York City during the 1970s as a father, husband, activist and artist. It...
by John Moore | Aug 24, 2010
The 2010 Central Park Movie Festival concludes tonight with Manhattan, which was chosen by the Viewer’s Choice Poll conducted each year. It was a great lineup, except that Serendipity, with its beautiful shots of Wollman Rink in winter, should not have had to...
by John Moore | Sep 29, 2009
Flying Monkeys in the heart of Manhattan? Subways and Buses and Tourists, Oh my! Yes, the Yellow Brick Road is winding through Central Park, tonight, Tuesday, September 29th. Netflix is sponsoring a 70th anniversary screening of the 1939 classic, “The...
by John Moore | Jun 30, 2009
Central Park presents an outdoor cinema series every summer. Most of these films usually feature a New York theme and they are a great way to enjoy a summer evening in the park. This year’s lineup features some interesting choices – this year’s theme...
by John Moore | Sep 13, 2008
BLINDERS, a 50 min documentary about the growing movement to ban the infamous NYC carriage horses, will be screened publicly in Manhattan for the first time on Sept. 18th and 22nd. BLINDERS has been screened at 10 film festivals and won the 2008 award for Best Film in...
