Pete Davidson Or Spiderman: Which Films Do You Want To See Outside Hoboken Train Station?

HOBOKEN, NJ — If recent warm weather has gotten you dreaming of summer, you might think about the return of Hoboken's Movies Under the Stars, which are usually shown for free on a big screen outside the city's train terminal and in other locations.

The city posted an extensive survey this month asking about a list of films for adults, kids' films, and some classics — but you can write your own suggestions too.

You may have missed some of these movies while hiding from the pandemic, and now you'll get to view them under the stars.

The films to choose from come in all genres, including: The King of Staten Island (with Pete Davidson), Spiderman: No Way Home, Dear Evan Hansen, The French Dispatch, Black Widow, Sing 2, Encanto, Cruella, Aladdin, All About Eve, E.T., To Kill a Mockingbird, Monty Python, Chicago, Borat, and Rear Window.

Or, there's space to write in your own suggestions.

Fill out the survey here.

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