The daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1961-current, July 28, 2016, Page 21, Image 30

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    JULY 28, 2016 // 21
Watch kids’ movies in the park
Astoria Parks & Rec
puts on August
movie series
ASTORIA — Looking for
Wednesday night enter-
tainment? Astoria Parks &
Recreation has you covered.
Grab your camping chair
or the nearest blanket, and
head to Fred Lindstrom Park
every Wednesday evening
this August for a series of
family-friendly movies.
All movies will be shown
Wednesday evenings at Fred
Lindstrom Park (aka Peter
Pan Park), located at Sixth
Street and Niagara Avenue.
Movies will start at dark —
approximately 8:30 p.m.
Admission is free and
open to all. Concessions will
be available for purchase.
On Aug. 3, watch the
emotions joy, fear, anger,
disgust and sadness come to
life in Pixar’s 2015 animated
ilm “Inside Out.” Starring
the vocal talents of Amy
Poehler, Bill Hader and
Phyllis Smith, “Inside Out”
follows young Riley after
she is uprooted and moves
to San Francisco. With the
move, Riley — and her per-
soniied emotions — must
learn how to best navigate a
new city, house and school.
On Aug. 10, journey into
the epic world of dinosaurs
in Pixar’s 2015 animated
ilm “The Good Dinosaur.”
In a world where dinosaurs
and humans live side-by-
side, an Apatosaurus named
Arlo makes an unlikely
human friend, learns to con-
front his fears and discovers
what he’s capable of.
On Aug. 17, learn more
about the Minions, the
easily distracted tribe of vil-
lain-helpers, in the 2015 an-
imated ilm “Minions.” Pro-
tective leader Kevin, teenage
rebel Stuart and lovable little
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Bob are recruited by Scarlet
Overkill, a super-villain
voiced by Sandra Bullock
who, alongside her inventor
husband Herb, hatches a plot
to take over the world.
On Aug. 24, discover a
whole new world with the
1992 classic Disney ilm
“Aladdin.” Yearning for
adventure and with her fa-
ther trying to marry her off,
Princess Jasmin sneaks out
of the palace to the market-
place, where she meets the
good-hearted street urchin
Aladdin. Under the orders of
the sultan’s evil advisor Ja-
far, Aladdin is thrown in jail
and gets caught up in Jafar’s
plot to rule the land. With
the help of a genie’s magic,
Aladdin pretends to be a
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Watch “Inside Out”
Wednesday, Aug. 3.
prince, vies for Jasmine’s
love, and battles Jafar.
On Aug. 31, close out
the movie series with
Disney’s “Zootopia.” In
this anthropomorphic
on
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Watch “The Good Dinosaur”
on Aug. 10.
“Minions” will screen Aug. 17.
animal metropolis, Judy
Hopps, voiced by Gen-
nifer Goodwin, becomes
the first rabbit to join the
police force, and she learns
how tough it is to enforce
the law. To prove herself,
Judy jumps at the chance
to solve a mysterious case,
but that means working
with the cynical con artist
fox Nick Wilde, voiced by
Jason Bateman.