Brooklyn's free Paramount+ Movie Nights are back this summer—here's the full lineup
Paramount+ Movie Nights in Brooklyn is back for the 2025 season, co-hosted by Brooklyn Magazine, and it's bringing with it 16 free weekly screenings in four prized public spaces across the borough: McCarren Park, Fort Greene Park, Coney Island and Prospect Park. Running from June 13 through August 27, this year's free movie lineup includes beloved high-school flicks like Clueless and Mean Girls, animated favorites like The Smurfs and The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, and action-packed adrenaline pumpers like Gladiator II and Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade.
All films will begin shortly after sundown, and there will be complimentary popcorn and candy provided for RSVP holders at screenings (first come, first served while supplies last). Due to their al fresco nature, movies may be cancelled in the case of inclement weather, so definitely check BKMag's social media before attending.
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