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After the roaring success of its inaugural weekend last summer, PopUp Screens is finally back with a fantastic line up of outdoor,open-air weekend screenings throughout the summer around London. Last May saw Ravenscourt Park in Hammersmith play host to threenights of pure cinematic gold, all screened to huge crowds in thepark. On Friday Ron Burgundy and his boys held court over the parkas audiences quoted their way through Anchorman. Saturday we bravedthe elements to watch The Dude try and solve the mystery of themissing Bunny Lebowski.
The Big Lebowski s tipple The WhiteRussian was also on sale at the bar. While on Sunday we feastedon Twinkies as a warm, starless night provided the perfectatmosphere for Ghostbusters. This year, however, Pop Up has upped the ante and are putting on 7weekends of film fun. Watching films on a giant inflatable screenunder the stars in a park with a beer and a burger what morecould you ask for? On the 6th of July they re returning to the scene of last year ssuccess Ravenscourt Park and kicking off the season with MikeJudge s (Beavis and Butt Head) cult 90 s film Office Space.
It san interesting and bold choice to start the season; it s a nichefilm in England despite the cast of Jennifer Aniston, RonLivingston and Gary Cole. That said, the film is so succinct,humorous, quotable and above all relatable, with an instantempathetic hook – it s about a guy who decides he justcan t take his annoying, mundane office job anymore and just stopsgiving a shit that anyone who sees it will walk away feelingthey have found an undiscovered gem. It really is the perfectantidote to the office blues and the perfect way to kick start theweekend. Saturday s film is Chris Morris controversial FourLions before some Bowie magic with Labyrinth closes the weekend. Two weeks later, Pop Up shifts to the other side of London as HillyFields in Lewisham plays host.
Anchorman returns for the Friday,and another old favourite, Ghostbusters closes the weekend, beforeeverybody s favourite misanthropic teenage loser Napoleon Dynamiteseeks to thrill audiences with his nunchuck skills, bow huntingskills, sign language skills and sweet dance steps. Week three sees Pop return to West London, where Wormwood ScrubsPark (it s a lot nicer than the name suggests) will play host tothe 80 s every-teenage-boys-fantasy-realised film WeirdScience, Richard Ayoade s idiosyncratic debut feature Submarine,and on Sunday, three time Male Model of the year Derek Zoolanderfaces off against his arch-rival and imposter to the crown Hansel,in Ben Stiller s wonderful comedy Zoolander. I personally can twait to see this one on the big screen again. The weekend of the 17th of August sees Pop going to thesouthernmost point of the tube line, to take over Morden Hall Park.On Friday Liam Neeson is off to France in a desperate search forhis daughter and to wreak bloody vengeance on the men who havekidnapped her. It is of course Pierre Morel s somewhat surprising2008 smash hit Taken, which has launched Neeson back into thelimelight and propelled him as a bona fide action star.
Saturdaysees the return of The Dude to Pop . Hopefully this time therain stays away, but either way, in the spirit of the dude, Isuspect there will be plenty of us who abide the weather toexperience arguably the Coen s masterpiece. And on Sunday it sback to the 80 s for the ultimate how to guide for taking aday off school. Matthew Broderick is your guide in FerrisBueller s Day Off. The next stop is Fulham on the weekend of the 31st, where Bishop sPark sees a trilogy of modern movies.
Friday sees the interestingif confused Scott Pilgrim fighting through the seven evil exes ofthe object of his affections. Saturday things get violent withDavid Fincher s Fight Club, before Sunday gets weird and wonderfulwith Donnie Darko. This is one that I can t wait to experienceoutdoors. Darko captures a sense of time and place and creates atone and atmosphere like few other movies manage. The penultimate stop sees North London finally treated to Pop ;Kilburn s Grange Park kicks off on the 7th of September with oneof the ultimate movies to watch outdoors, Dazed and Confused.Another underappreciated film here in Blighty, it charts the finalday at a high school in 1976 and the misadventures of disparategroups of outgoing and incoming students.
Saturday night the highschool theme continues albeit tenuously with assassin MartinBlank returning to his hometown to carry out a hit on a weekendthat coincides with his ten year high school reunion. Grosse PointBlank, which stars John Cusack Minnie Driver, Dan Aykroyd and AlanArkin is another underappreciated gem. This is followed by aneed, a need for speed , as Tom Cruise takes to the sky with alittle help from Kelly McGillis in Tony Scott s Top Gun on Sunday.Bring a wing man or woman with you and relive this 80 s classic. Finally on the weekend of the 14th of September, when we llhopefully be enjoying an Indian Summer, Pop Up returns toRavenscourt to close the season with three very distinctive films.On Friday it s Kevin Smith s critically slammed follow up to hisbrilliant debut Clerks Mallrats, which has gained cult status inrecent years.
Saturday s film is Besson s best, Leon, with JeanReno, Gary Oldman and Natalie Portman all on devastatingly goodform in this gritty, buddy movie from 1994. And to close the seasonin style, fire up the flux capacitor and gun the Delorean to 88mph, because we re going back to 1955 with Marty McFly to save hisparents marriage. It s Back to the Future! With a line up like this, you guarantee laughter, chills, thrillsand absolute cinematic satisfaction. Now all we have to hope for issunshine. Tickets cost 8 per film.
There are also weekend and seasontickets available. All information available at www.popupscreens.co.uk/ Want to write about this topic and have your work read by thousandsevery day? Click here to become a contributor to WhatCulture.
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