Moonlight Cinema Has Released Its January Lineup So You Can Spend Summer Seeing Movies by Starlight
Pack a picnic, grab a beanbag, and catch 'No Time to Die', 'Scream' and 'Spencer'.
After revealing its December programming last month, Moonlight Cinema has unveiled the next part of its 2021–22 program. As always, one piece of advice bears repeating: pack your picnic basket and get ready to watch a heap of flicks under the summer evening sky.
While the outdoor cinema runs until different dates in different parts of the country — till mid-January in Adelaide, the end of January in western Sydney, late February in Brisbane, the end of March in Melbourne and Perth, and early April in Sydney — it's latest announcement focuses on its January films. So if you're keen to catch a movie under the stars over the break, take note.
As always, plenty of recent favourites and new movies are on the bill — including No Time to Die, Dune, Spider-Man: No Way Home and West Side Story, as well as King Richard, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, House of Gucci and The Matrix Resurrections.
Depending on your city, there's also the new Scream, The French Dispatch, Kristen Stewart playing Princess Diana in Spencer, sing-along sessions of Bohemian Rhapsody and A Star Is Born, and late-90s classic 10 Things I Hate About You.
It's also worth remembering that every city is BYO except Brisbane — but, wherever you're settling in for an outdoor cinema session, there'll be food, snacks, a bar and (if you'd like to pay for them) bean bags as well. And, in great news for movie-loving pooches, you can bring them along to all venues except Perth, too.
MOONLIGHT CINEMA 2021–22 DATES
Adelaide: Friday, November 26–Sunday, January 16 (Rymill Park)
Brisbane: Friday, November 26–Sunday, February 20 (Roma Street Parkland)
Melbourne: Thursday, December 2–Sunday, March 27 (Royal Botanic Gardens)
Perth: Thursday, December 2–Sunday, March 27 (Kings Park and Botanic Garden)
Sydney: Thursday, December 9–Sunday, April 3 (Centennial Park)
Western Sydney: Thursday, November 16–Sunday, January 30 (Western Sydney Parklands)
Moonlight Cinema runs through until April 2022. For more information and to buy tickets, visit the cinema's website.
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