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The Paramount+ Movie Nights series will return to New York this summer with over 25 free, outdoor screenings. Paramount+ will also be the official sponsor of Bryant Park Movie Nights, the longest running outdoor movie series in New York City, and Brooklyn Magazine’s Movie Nights, now at four parks across Brooklyn including Coney Island.

The showings are open to the public and boast free admissions. Locations and dates are as follows:

Bryant Park: Monday nights – June 10 through Aug. 12

McCarren Park: June 7, 14 and 28

Prospect Park: June 26; July 3, 10 and 17

Coney Island: July 11, 18 and 25; Aug. 1 and 8

Fort Greene Park: Aug. 15, 22 and 29; Sep. 5

Select screenings will also offer themed food and beverages for free and and for purchase. Onsite activations including interactive games and photo opportunities will also be available at select showings.

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"...when first daughter 'Alice Reynolds' is kidnapped on her 18th birthday from a New York nightclub, the 'White House' initiates emergency protocols. 

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"Political moves towards the presidency prove as deadly as the actions of the kidnappers until hope comes from an elite team of 'Navy Seals' sent in to rescue the hostages.

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