The Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy and the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation have announced the line-up for the eighth annual Movies With A View outdoor summer film series in the Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park section of Brooklyn Bridge Park.The free and ever-popular series will feature films from a wide range of genres and periods, including "Muppets Take Manhattan," "All About Eve," "Being John Malkovich," and "Hair."The series begins July 5 with "The Princess Bride" and runs weekly through August 23, concluding with the sweeping musical "West Side Story.""Movies With A View is the heart of our summer programming," said Marianna Koval, president of the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy. "And it's a real community event which brings folks from all over Brooklyn—and the city—here to the beginnings of Brooklyn Bridge Park to watch great films in a spectacular setting."The Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy launched Movies With A View eight years ago, and works with a volunteer film committee, made up of members of the local community, each year to put together an exciting and eclectic line-up of films. With a venue noted for the quality of its views as well as the quality of its films, the free series attracts thousands of people each summer to the waterfront park."We're thrilled to welcome Movies With A View back to Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park," said Rachel Gordon, regional director of New York State Parks. "Thanks to the hard work of the conservancy and its volunteer film committee, there's no better way to spend a Thursday evening in New York City than right here in the park," she added.As with seasons past, Movies With A View will also screen a short film by an independent filmmaker prior to each evening's feature. Brooklyn Radio (www.brooklynradio.net) will set the scene with pre-movie mood music from some of New York City's best DJs. RICE will provide delicious dinners on site, and Transportation Alternatives will be on hand to provide free bike valet parking.The films start at sundown, but come early, spread out a blanket, grab some popcorn and enjoy a beautiful evening in the park.Complete ScheduleJuly 5Feature: "The Princess Bride," a classic fairy tale for all ages with swordplay, giants, and romance; 1987, 98 minutes, PG., directed by Rob Reiner.Short: "Super Powers," directed by Jeremy Kipp Walker.DJ: Soulstatic (aka Dan Martino), founder of Brooklyn Radio, kicks the series off with classic summer jams.July 12Feature: "The Day The Earth Stood Still," a cult classic! Quintessential fifties sci-fi shot in black and white with a stirring score and a message of peace; 1951, 92 minutes, G, directed by Robert Wise.Short: "Piece By Piece," by Jeff Castle.DJ: Tim "Love" Lee, founder of Tummy Touch Records, teams up with DJ Robyn to bring you spacey, sci-fi sounds.July 19Feature: "Muppets Take Manhattan." The Muppets strike out for Broadway in this full-length musical comedy; 1984, 94 minutes, G, directed by Frank Oz.Short: "A Costumed Notion," by Denny Mui.DJ: Soulstatic plays kid's themes and music inspired by Jim Henson.July 26Feature: "Being John Malkovich." Step through the portal for an off-the-wall-trip into the brain of movie star John Malkovich. 1999, 112 minutes, R, directed by Spike Jonze.Short: "fuzzy" by John Bollinger and Charity MacDonald.DJ: Snackmaster and C'mish of Turntable Lab spin music inspired by the film and its director.August 2Feature: "Hair." Small town boy meets the hippies of Central Park before shipping out to Vietnam; 1979, 121 minutes, PG, directed by Milos Forman.Short: "Unlocked," by Daryl WeinDJ: Cosmo Baker of The Rub plays tunes from the summer of love.August 9Feature: "All About Eve." Bette Davis and Anne Baxter in a classic story of ambition and betrayal; 1950, 138 minutes, NR, directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz.Short: "When Satire Goes Bad" by Rebecca KaplanDJ: Soulstatic brings the sound of classic jazz divas.August 16Feature: "The Natural." An unknown batter takes a losing team to the top of the league in this magical sports fantasy; 1984, 134 minutes, PG, directed by Barry Levinson.Short: "A Nick In Time" by B