I had an outdoor movie night in my backyard a couple of days ago and it was awesome. Mike and his…read morecrew are wonderful, Mike is really easy to deal with, he gave me a great discount and upgrade on my screen. Chad was calm and collected, he set up everything quickly and helped serve the popcorn the way I wanted. I had contacted Funflicks for a price quote as well, they were giving me a similar price but had add-on charges which I didn't know about, I asked for a discount and they were very rude to me. I am glad I went with NJ Backyard Movies instead, Mike kept his word and didn't charge extra for delivery/rain dates, etc. Overall, I was very happy with this company and would refer them to my friends.

YMCA of Somerset Hills Togetherhood Committee's outdoor movie night at the VA Lyons campus was a…read morehuge success because of the generosity of Mike and Summit Soundz. His professionalism and the quality of the equipment made the evening an enjoyable one for the veterans and volunteers. I highly recommend Summit Soundz!

We came here the other night to watch The Conjuring. We almost passed it up as the marquee wasn't…read morelit up at all. Upon arrival we saw it was a ghost town - where was everyone? There was no one at the ticket booth as there was a sign that said to wait. So we waited a bit then we noticed another sign that said proceed to the snack bar - ok. So we paid for our tickets and started to order some snacks - they were all out of pretzels, they hardly had any desirable candy offerings and the large popcorn was barely warm, the butter was off and it was so salty we only ate half of it. I noticed they brought back a sampler plate with Mac and cheese bites, waffle fries, chicken tenders (I think) and pizza rolls for about $16. I would say there was about 20 cars in the whole place on a Saturday night. I have a feeling this place won't stay open much longer which is too bad as it's only 20 mins away from us and we really enjoyed coming here when they used to care more.

It was a good experience I took 3 of my five children popcorn was so yummy. My only complaint was…read morewell actually 2 complaints a tree was a little blocking the screen and movie started 25 minutes before it was really dark so a little hard to see but overall I'll be doing it again...

There were glimpses of a Winter Realm as you arrive through a wooden wardrobe onto the rooftop of…read morethe Embasy Suites. Voila! There are pine cone trees and small fairy dust snowflakes. Approached the Box Office and was handed my Bluetooth headphones. No snacks needed. No candy needed. No beverages needed. As I enter the cinema, an array of beige candles are glowing. The room temperature is comfortable. After a short period, our host introduces the house rules and film of the evening. The lights are lowered and the screening begins.

I went for an event which was good. The MC was engaging. I saw "there's something about Mary" with…read moreheadphones. The seats in the middle are quite more comfortable than the side. The food and drink are a bit overpriced in my opinion so definitely feel free to bring some in your bag. It doesn't look like they check. Getting there was a bit confusing. I entered the lobby and went straight to the elevators, but you can't get to any floor without scanning your hotel card. Luckily someone on the elevator had to go to the third floor. I couldn't find the dedicated elevator to the rooftop on the third floor. Wish there were signs when you enter the lobby on where to go. There's bathrooms right on the rooftop and also in the lobby and there's also a water refill in the lobby. The ticket is also a bit overpriced ~$30, but I went there for an event before the movie, otherwise, I would probably not go back. Nice experience and would've given in a five if everything wasn't so expensive.

Had a great time here with friends. They played " A League Of Their Own." The movie is free, and…read morethe scenery is beautiful.

Free films outside on a big screen, with an awesome location right on the Hudson River. We go every…read moreyear and have dinner at sunset before the movie starts. They have fresh popcorn, etc. and it's just a really fun time.

I've attended the French Films shown in Washington Square, but didn't realize that the Films on the…read moreGreen series stretches across multiple boroughs and parks! I love the activation of public space for communal peaceful gathering and introduction of foreign and lesser known films for public audiences. Also, how can you resist free cultural films on beautiful NYC summer nights?! Many of the venues are on cement or concrete- so bring something padded to sit on (folded yoga mat?) or a low seating chair and just be courteous of the height of your chair relative to the people around you (in other words- put those higher chairs toward the back please!) Some venues offer grass that make a blanket more appealing or easier to work with. Bring your own picnic basket boo boo, or grab some take out on your way to the park!

Spotless theater & restrooms, very comfortable seats, also enjoyed the movie"AI doc", very…read moreinformative. Very welcoming ticket takers.

Located in the heart of Montclair on Bloomfield Ave, the Montclair Film is a beautiful space for…read moreyour next event or party. It's more than accommodating for large groups of people, as it provides ample and comfortable seating to kick back and relax. The snack bar in the back has cubbies to store your belongings and also space for food and drinks. It also has a large projector screen to play movies or slideshows, and a loudspeaker system and microphone to more than get the party going.

The opening day of every season is the craziest day of that summer. People wait in line for 5pm for…read morethe "gates to be opened" and run, trampling each other to claim a spot. A dangerous situation. Looks hilarious when filmed from the bird's eye view. If you want a good seat, come at 5, right when people are allowed on the lawn. Grab a blanket and occupy an area. Then you have three hours till sunset to chill or walk around. No one touches others' blankets, so don't worry about leaving your stuff unattended (obviously take all your valuables with you). The movies typically last till 10ish. A refreshing outdoor experience to get yourself out of the office and enjoy some "fresh air" in the center of the city. A lot of people bring enticing spreads and even alcohol to spend the whole lazy evening picnicing in anticipation of the movie.

You know that scene in The Hunger Games where the tributes are counting down the clock and all of…read morethem are waiting with bated breath to leap down and race to the Cornucopia to grab life saving supplies?... That's basically what happened last night in Bryant Park for the outdoor screening of Raiders of the Lost Ark. Granted, I was one of "those" people in front who sprinted like a mad woman to nab a highly coveted blanket spot in the middle of the field next to that brown leaf but this was just pure, epic ridiculousness. I honestly wish I could have stood in the middle of the park and done a panorama video as the people came rushing towards me. It would have made a great opening scene in an apocalyptic film. (FYI the staff takes takes this event very seriously so don't annoy them by stepping over the tiny rope boundary between cement and field. The way they were acting, you think you'd set off a mine if you set foot on the grass before we were given clearance. Sounds familiar, no?) Once the mad dash has happened, you can sprawl out and enjoy chatting with friends and checking out the hot guys... specifically those dressed up like Indiana Jones. After perusing the field, you could tell which people were the regulars. Obviously we were amateurs because we did not even think to bring any of the stuff that our fellow neighbors for the evening had brought. We were surrounded by wicker picnic baskets, bottles of wine, champagne, champagne and wine glasses, decks of cards, pizza boxes, cheese and fruit platters, and anything else picnic worthy. Hell, someone was even smoking pot towards the end of the film. This isn't San Francisco people! Now get this, people are lining up around the field around 4 pm. They don't let you swarm it till 5 pm... and the movie doesn't start till sundown which is 8:30 pm roughly. Plus there's like 10 minutes of previews and a cartoon (weeeee!!!) before the film actually starts so you're looking at a 8:45 start time. Doing the math, I was there for over six hours! Holy moly. No wonder I was tired at the end. I think my favorites of the evening (besides the movie viewing itself) was the mini-dance party we had before the start of the film featuring the old school HBO introduction from the 80s. I wonder if my brother was even conceived yet when this was created but everyone just stood up and started dancing like crazy to this awful 80s tune. Oh how silly we all act together. My other favorite of the evening was the cartoon played after the previews (because in the old days a cartoon was always played before the feature). They played "One Froggy Evening" which if you know Chuck Jones cartoons is the famous dancing frog cartoon. I LOVEEEE this frog!! I was singing and dancing to "Hello ma baby!" with the rest of the crowd and then laughing hysterically at the poor, greedy man who got screwed over. Michigan J. Frog for the win! My only qualm about the evening was the organization of it (or lack there of I should say). If you need to use the restroom, do yourself a HUGE favor and do NOT bring your purse or bag out with you. Otherwise, you will have pulled a "me" and will have to stand in the ridiculously long line to get back in. Had I been warned by any of the event staff, I would have entrusted my purse with my friends and gone out sans bag. Ahhhh!! Other than that, what an exceptional Monday night. Yes, I only got five hours of sleep and yes, I dashed off like Batman into the darkness once the movie ended to catch the train but it was totally worth it. If you live in NYC or visit during the summer, do yourself a favor. Grab some of your friends, a few blankets, an adequately stocked picnic basket and make it over to Bryant Park to make a marvelous memory.