Does Hoboken Want 'Anne Hall' Or 'Trolls'? Take Movie Survey

HOBOKEN, NJ — In another sign of a return to post-pandemic normalcy, Hoboken's Department of Cultural Affairs sent a survey Sunday to find out which films residents want to view outdoors on a big screen this summer — heralding the return of the popular "Movies Under The Stars" series that was canceled last summer amid coronavirus.

The survey provided a long list to choose from, including new films (many of which were not released in theaters last year because of the pandemic), classics, and Disney favorites.

"Movies Under the Stars" will be shown at two locations this summer: on Pier A and at Seventh and Jackson streets.

The options ranged from Pete Davidson's "King of Staten Island" to Disney's "Soul."

Some of the other choices included:

• Bill & Ted Face The Music
• Godzilla vs. King Kong
• Ford v. Ferrari
• Borat
• Rocketman
• Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and The Band
• Soul
• Lion King
• Wizard Of Oz
• The Sting
• And many more (see link below)

You can vote here, and also sign up for emails from the Division of Cultural Affairs: http://www.hobokennj.gov/movies.

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