2nd St., is giving it a rare screening at 8:30 p.m. (It got rained out last Friday night.) Paul's Alley Cinema, the Walker's Point outdoor movie series at 170 S. "Finian's Rainbow": A musical by Francis Ford Coppola? Yep, this 1968 movie starring Fred Astaire, Petula Clark and Keenan Wynn was the "Godfather" director's third full-length feature."The Nut Job 2": New Berlin's Movies in the Park program kicks off at dusk Friday with this animated comedy done drive-in style - moviegoers can pull up and watch from their chairs or lawn chairs - in Malone Park, 16400 W.
It's showing in Elm Grove's Movies on Mondays series at dusk Monday at the Village Park Gazebo, 13600 Juneau Blvd. the Extra-Terrestrial": Steven Spielberg's beloved fable of a lost space traveler rescued by some goodhearted kids holds up, especially under the stars. Info: Milwaukee Bike-In Movie Series Facebook page.
"The Wiz": The Milwaukee Bike-In Movie Series, which is still plugging away on its fundraising drive at GoFundMe, debuts its 2018 lineup with this 1978 musical update of "The Wizard of Oz," with Diana Ross as Dorothy, Michael Jackson as the Scarecrow and Richard Pryor as the title wizard. "Napoleon Dynamite," the saga of the guy who, when it hit theaters in 2004, was America's most popular loser. "Office Space," Mike Judge's definitive 1999 workplace comedy, which will have you looking at copiers, flair and red staplers in a whole new way. "Spaceballs," Mel Brooks' tardy 1987 spoof of "Star Wars," with John Candy, Bill Pullman, Rick Moranis and Daphne Zuniga. North Ave., Wauwatosa, is partnering with Milwaukee Record to bring three very different comedies together to make one ensemble they're calling "Geek Week." You could also call it a chance to see the movies from the past 30 years that gave pop culture some of its most quotable lines.
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