Directed by Tony Scott (1986, 110 minutes) gates: 7:15pm / movie: 9pm Feel the need for speed, Maverick? Strap in, hit play on “Danger Zone,” and prepare for lift-off. Top Gun is soaring back into our hearts du this Fourth of July with fireworks (literal and emotional). Cruise is at peak charm, Goose is everyone’s

Directed by Damien Chazelle (2106, 128 minutes) gates: 7:15pm / movie: 9pm Here’s to the fools who dream — and to anyone who’s ever tap-danced through a traffic jam. LA LA LAND lights up Independence Day Weekend with jazz, longing, and a Cinemascope sky full of stars (and now fireworks too!). Rebel in a night that’s Singin’

Directed by Andrés Muschietti (2017, 135 minutes) gates: 7:15pm / movie: 9pm Float with us under the stars—just don’t follow any red balloons. IT turns childhood fears into cinematic thrills, with Pennywise serving clown-core terror with bikes, blood, and a whole lot of balloons. The Losers’ Club will win your heart while Pennywise tries to eat it.

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Directed by David Mirkin (1997, 92 minutes) Gates - 7:15pm / Movie - 9pm Whether you’re a Romy or a Michele, a Mary or a Rhoda, reunite with the quirkiest 90s fashionistas in a flirty, frisky world of their own. The road back to high school is neon-colored for two best friends who may or

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gates at 7:15pm / film at 9pm Snap twice and step into a night of spooky-chic fun with everyone’s favorite delightfully demented family. The Addams Family serves up graveyard giggles, morbid one-liners, and enough gothic glam to make your heart glow black. Wednesday is sharp as a guillotine, Uncle Fester is back from the dead (maybe), and

Directed by Kathryn Bigelow (1991, 122 minutes) Gates at 6:45pm / Show at 8:30pm Get ready to ride the wave of 100% pure adrenaline—Point Break brings big surf, bigger stunts, and the most philosophical bank robbers you’ve ever met. Keanu’s FBI agent goes deep undercover, but it’s Patrick Swayze’s zen outlaw Bodhi who steals the show